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Fluid-filled sacs between tendons & bones
Cushion between tendons & bones, reduce friction
Smooth, slippery tissue covering ends of bones in joint
Reduces friction & absorbs shock during movement
Thin lining on inner surface of joint capsule
Thick, slippery fluid produced by synovial membrane
Reduces friction, nourishes cartilage, absorbs shocks
Tough, fibrous structure enclosing the joint cavity
Provides stability & contains synovial membrane & fluid
Strong, flexible bands connecting bones to other bones
Provide stability & prevent excessive movements
Fibrous tissues attaching muscles to bones
Transmit force from muscles to move bones at joint
C-shaped pieces of cartilage in some synovial joints
Act as shock absorbers & improve fit between bone ends
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