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Joints I.__________ -______________________________________ -___________ -_____, _____, ______________

2 II.______________ -_________________ -________________ -______, _______, ________

3 Rx-Herniated (“Slipped”) Disc

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III._________ -____________________________________ -_______________ -_______________ __________ -___________, __________________ -________ __________________

5 -joined by a fluid-filled cavity (synovium) -freely movable -_____
Synovial Joints -joined by a fluid-filled cavity (synovium) -freely movable -_____ __________________________________ -____ _________________ -_____ _____________________

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