Joints. Joint Types Fibrous allows for no movement (skull) Cartillaginous Allows for little movement but no flexibility (spine/ribs) Synovial allows for.

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Joints

Joint Types Fibrous allows for no movement (skull) Cartillaginous Allows for little movement but no flexibility (spine/ribs) Synovial allows for large degree of movement/flexibility (shoulder/knee/wrist)

Synovial Types Ball and Socket: Shoulder/Hip Hinge: Elbow/knee Ellipsoid: Ankle/Knee

Parts Muscles: always alternating to allow for full movement Bones: provide motion when pulled Tendons: connect muscles to bone Ligaments: connect bone to bone Cartilage: connective tissue used for protection Bursae Sacs:fluid filled sacs used for protection between bones

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