The sternoclavicular joint:

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undergoes weak active rotation due to the action of subclavius

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is a simple synovial joint

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is more likely to dislocate posteriorly than anteriorly

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is supplied by the cervical plexus

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owes most of its strength to a single band of fibres joining clavicle to sternal notch and manubrium

1.	The sternoclavicular joint:
A.	is a simple synovial joint
B.	is more likely to dislocate posteriorly than anteriorly
C.	is supplied by the cervical plexus
D.	undergoes weak active rotation due to the action of subclavius
E.	owes most of its strength to a single band of fibres joining clavicle to sternal notch and manubrium
Answer» D. undergoes weak active rotation due to the action of subclavius

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