Synovial Joint Types

[@dextertan8950]

The best tutorial video I have ever witnessed in my life.

[@abdulrahman1996omar]

Keep going You made a fantastic channel on youtube I am a pharmacy student and we are studying anatomy in the college So we need your lectures Thank you

[@Medictutorials]

Abdulrahman Omar Thanks Abdul, I will keep going as soon as I can :)

[@jaidenreddy7473]

Only one dislike, no question why. Amazing video, really cleared things up for me. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Sarah-qs9ub]

your videos are saving me from failing my anatomy unit in university. thank you so much

[@lindzaypaige3167]

Thank You so much, your saving me in my Kinesiology class!!!

[@avealsop4592]

Great videos for the basics. Helping me with my personal trainer course.

[@MMM-xt9kw]

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[@taherefarahani9768]

Thanks a million

[@sarahesham1482]

thanks ..this is very helpful for me keep up

[@Ash-do1si]

Superb 😍

[@Built_By_Bacon]

THis is awesome. Thank you.

[@lovemkup1]

great video! thank you

[@jollynass6143]

Bless your face :) I am a pharmacy student too lol

[@alzahf2010Kings]

Keep it up

[@TukTukKella]

thank you

[@Shadow8411]

Bicondylar?

[@sriharigadiyaram2631]

There is a correction.... condyloid joint is a biaxial joint

[@struggler38]

help full? NAH lifesaver!

[@Maauu79]

elipsoid is biaxial joint

[@brunettee1225]

actually the arthrodial/gliding joint is multiaxial

[@Medictutorials]

when something is moveable, but does not rotate across any planes, we usually call it non axial, as it is not rotating on any axis. its like sliding 2 blocks of wood on top of eachother, movement occurs, but the rotational relationship of the two always remains the same. Always defer to your individual lecturers preference though, as they will be the ones marking your exams!, hope the video helped :)