Which of the following is NOT a functional joint classification? a. diarthrosis b. synovial c. amphiarthrosis d. synarthrosis

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Q: a. articular cartilage b. head of femur c. ligament d. synovial cavity Coxal (hip) bone Acetabular…

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Q: Synovial joints may include cartilage, ligaments, tendons, and synovial fluid. Which of these attach…

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Q: dentify the following by placing an "X" in the correct place: 1) Distal end of the humerus 2)…

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