Question

Which of the following joints is not correctly matched with its characteristics or examples

• A. Fibrous joint - Immovable, joined by fibrous tissue, found in the skull.
  
• B. Fibrous joint - Slightly movable, separated by the fluid-filled cavity, found in the vertebrae.
• C.
  Cartilaginous joint - Slightly movable, made of cartilage, found in the vertebrae
• D.
  Synovial joint - Freely movable, joints separated by the synovial fluid cavity, found in joints. Example: hinge joint, gliding etc

Answer 1

The correct option is B Fibrous joint - Slightly movable, separated by the fluid-filled cavity, found in the vertebrae.

Based on material binding bones together and whether or not a joint cavity is present. Three structural classifications

1. Fibrous - These are immovable joints, joined by fibrous tissue, found in the skull
2. Cartilaginous - Slightly movable, made of cartilage, found in the vertebrae
3.Synovial - Freely movable, joints separated by the synovial fluid, found in all the synovial joints of the body.
So option B is not correctly matched.