Freely movable joint is also called: ____________?
Correct answer: A. Diarthroses
- A. Diarthroses
- B. Amphiarthroses
- C. synerthrosis
- D. Fibrous
Explanation
Diarthroses are freely movable joints, usually referring to synovial joints such as the shoulder and knee. Amphiarthroses allow only limited movement, while synarthroses are immovable.
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