Question

Diarthrosis joints are subclassified according to the kind of movement that they permit. Which types of diarthrosis joints allow rotational movement?

Answer 1

A: Ball and socket, saddle, and pivot joints.

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Answer 2

Answer;

Pivot Joint

Explanation;

• Joints are formed where bones come together. Diarthrosis joints are freely mobile joints. They include synovial joints and may be classified into 6 categories; Gliding joint, Hinge joint, Pivot joint, Ellipsoidal Joint, Saddle joint, and Ball and Socket joint.
• The pivot joint, also known as rotary joint, allows for rotational movement.
• In a Pivot Joint a cylindrical surface of the bone is articulated with a ring of bone and fibrous tissue over another to produce a movement of rotation around a longitudinal axis.