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Compare and contrast synarthrotic joints with diarthrotic joints by briefly answering each of the following questions: • What is the difference in function between these two joint types? • Give one specific example of a joint in the body that is diarthrotic, and one example that is synarthrotic. • Which general structural type(s) of joints may be synarthrotic? • Which general structural type(s) may be diarthrotic? 

          Compare and contrast synarthrotic joints with diarthrotic joints by briefly answering each of the following questions:

• What is the difference in function between these two joint types?
• Give one specific example of a joint in the body that is diarthrotic, and one example that is synarthrotic.
• Which general structural type(s) of joints may be synarthrotic?
• Which general structural type(s) may be diarthrotic?
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Compare and contrast synarthrotic joints with diarthrotic joints by briefly answering each of the following questions: • What is the difference in function between these two joint types? • Give one specific example of a joint in the body that is diarthrotic, and one example that is synarthrotic. • Which general structural type(s) of joints may be synarthrotic? • Which general structural type(s) may be diarthrotic?

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Compare and contrast synarthrotic joints with diarthrotic joints by briefly answering each of the following questions: What is the difference in function between these two joint types? Give one specific example of a joint in the body that is diarthrotic, and one example that is synarthrotic. Which general structural type(s) of joints may be synarthrotic? Which general structural type(s) may be diarthrotic?
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00:02 So here we are considering the joints of the human body and under the joints we are mainly considering the two types of joints synarthrosis and another kind of the joint which is we are considering here diarthrosis.
00:16 So two kind of joints we are considering sin arthroath and diarthrotic joint and let us say the main difference it is here these sin arthrosis joint are the we can say immobile joint they are sutures means they are immobile and they are very very means hard structure and they are joined with each other bones are joined with each other without any motion or we can say very limited motion it is allowed so let us say this is a top of view of the skull and this is a frontal bone and there's this frontal bone it is articulating with the two parietal bone and this is we can say oxybital so this fibrous joint, they are called the synarthrosis, they are not allowing any movement.
01:04 And when we talk about this diarthrosis, diarthrosis are the joint, they belong to the synovial variety and they allow significant movement.
01:17 So movement is allowed by the diarthrosis.
01:21 So this particular thing it is here...
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