Multiple Choice
What is the joint classification and type of movement for the sternoclavicular joints?
A) Cartilaginous with diarthrodial (ginglymus) movement
B) Synovial with diarthrodial (gliding) movement
C) Synovial with amphiarthrodial, limited movement
D) Cartilaginous with synarthrodial or no movement
Correct Answer:
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