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| 1. | synovial joint movement: increase angle of joint beyond 180 degrees |
| 3. | more accurate therapy for arthritis including hyaluronic acid |
| 4. | fibres wtihin the tendon: bundles of collagen |
| 5. | the type of fluid that acts as a buffer so the bones don't hit each other in this specialized type of joint. |
| 6. | this joint is similar to hinge, and an example is the stifle joint |
| 7. | __ and GAGs (glucosaminoglycans) are key proteins that make up synovial fluid |
| 9. | synovial joint movement: increase joint angle |
| 11. | synovial joint movement: cone shaped movement |
| 12. | synovial joint movement: move toward median plane |
| 13. | slight movement, like between a splint and cannon bone; an example of a fibrous joint |
| 14. | symphyses joint is this main type of joint |
| 15. | inflammation of the joint, degenerative joint disesase |
| 18. | a type of synovial joint aka ginglymus |
| 20. | this joint is like a ball and socket but with less movement. |
| 22. | tendon __ surround the tendons to protect them |
| 23. | __ joints are many bones in one joint capsule. |
| 25. | synovial joint movement: rotate so dorsal side is up |
| 27. | this joint allows for all movements except rotation. |
| 28. | example of the ball and socket joint (the name for hip joint) |
| 30. | junction that fuses after birth, like between bones of skull; a type of fibrous joint |
| 32. | A main type of joint with no joint cavity; united by fibrous tissue |
| 34. | allow muscles to work on limb bones |
| 35. | # of bones in a simple joint |
| 37. | ligaments are stretched but there is no actual separation of joint |