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BC'S Bones & Joints

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Collagen   The main structural protein of the various connective tissues in animals mostly found in fibrous tissues such as tendons, ligaments and skin.  
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Ligaments   Hold two bones together and keep the joints from moving.  
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Tendons   Fibrous bands of connective tissue that join the muscle to the bone.  
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Synovial fluid   Lubricant between joints.  
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Ball and Socket Joint   The end of one bone is shaped like a ball. It fits the end of another bone that is shaped like a cup or socket. E.g - Shoulder  
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Hinge Joint   Another type of synovial joint. They occur where the extremities of two joining bones fit like a hinge. E.g - Elbow  
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Sliding Joint   Only allow movement side to side or back to front The joints between the ribs and the vertebral joints are sliding joints. E.g - Back  
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Pivot Joint   Only capable of rotation. For example The atlas and axis the first and second vertebrae in the spinal column. The first vertebrae ( atlas) rotates around a peg like projections of the second vertebrae. E.g - Wrists  
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Double Hinge Joint   Is like a hinge joint that allows sideways movement eg spreading the fingers. E.g - Thumb  
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Cartilage   Made up of tough flexible protein fibers which form a smooth, frictionless surface around a joint or the support for structures.  
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