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Type of joints Fixed joint – immovable joints - Found in skull pelvis Slightly movable joints - bone can move a little bit but ligament stops them to moving too far . This is why when we can bend , rotate and straighten through the back but not too far Synovial ball and socket Hip – freely movable with wide range of movement Synovial ball and socket shoulder – freely movable with wide range of movement Synovial hinge joint knee – freely movable with a wide range of movement Synovial Hinge joint elbow – freely movable with a wide range movement Synovial hinge joint ankle – freely movable with wide range of movement ◦ Joint structure and function Synovial membrane - produce synovial fluid Synovial fluid – act as lubricant Cartilage – stop bone to rubbing together Ligament – hold bones and muscle together Join Capsule – surround and protect the joint

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