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| The study of musculoskeletal movement |
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| A slightly moveable joint |
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| A joint capable of little or no movement |
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Immovable fibrous joints binding the bones of the skull
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| Type of joint attaching a tooth to its socket |
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| Joint in which two bones are bound only by ligaments |
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| Type of joint in which bones are joined by hyaline cartilage |
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| Type of joint in which bones are joined by fibrocartilage |
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| Joint in which two bones, once separate, become fused by osseous tissue |
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| Joint in which two bones are separated by a space filled with lubricant |
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| The slippery lubricant filling the space between bones in a synovial joint |
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| Connective tissue covering ajoining surfaces of bones within a joint |
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| Outer layer of joint capule that is continuous with the periosteum |
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| Inner layer of joint capsule made of areolar tissue which secretes fluid |
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| Fibrous fluid filled sac located where a tendon passes over a bone |
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| Type of burae that are elongated and wrap around tendons |
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| Type of joint in which the bone can move in only one plane |
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| Type of joint in which the bone can move in two planes |
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| Type of joint in which the bone can move in three or more planes |
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| Joint in which one bone with a hemispherical head fits within a cuplike depression on the other |
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| Joint in which one bone with a convex surface fits into a concave depression of the other bone |
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| The trapeziometacarpal joint for example |
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| Monoaxial joint in which a projection of one bone fits into a ring-like ligament of the other |
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| Type of joint in which the articular surfaces are only slightly convex and concave |
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| condvloid (ellipsoid) joint |
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| Joint in which an oval convex surface of one bone fits into a similarly shaped depression of the other |
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