Anatomy? Fibrous membrane that exists between the radius and the ulna?

Question

-Fibrous membrane that exists between the radius and the ulna, allows for free movement at the proximal and distal shafts
a. suture
b. syndesmosis
c. synchondrosis
d. diathrosis
e. two of the above

-An example(s) of a amphiarthrotic joint(s) include(s):
A. pubis symphysis
B. gomphosis
C. knee joint
D. C1 - C2 (atlanto-occipital) jooint
E. squamosal suture

-The movements possible between Metacarpal I and the proximal phalanx of the pollex are best described as:
A. flexion
B. extension
C. abduction
D. adduction
E. all of the above

-The sacroiliac joint is best described as:
A. diarthrotic in childhood
B. synarthrotic in adulthood
C. diarthrotic in adulthood
D. two of the above
E. none of the above

-An example(s) of a amphiarthrotic joint(s) include(s):
A. pubis symphysis
B. gomophosis
C. knee joint
D. C1-C2 atlanto-occipital joint
E. squamosial suture

Answer 1

B, A, E, A, A

Answer 2

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Answer 3

hahaha these are the exact questions from the online quiz! xD you're in Dr. Peterson's BY 115 @ UAB aren't you? :P