Asked by hola
This is where 2 bones meet? And there are how many different basic type of these in the body (ex. Synovial)
Question 11 options:
Tendons, 2
Tendons, 3
Ligaments, 2
Joints, 3
Joints, 2
Question 11 options:
Tendons, 2
Tendons, 3
Ligaments, 2
Joints, 3
Joints, 2
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is "Joints, 3."
In the human body, there are three basic types of joints:
1. **Fibrous joints** - where bones are joined by dense connective tissue.
2. **Cartilaginous joints** - where bones are joined by cartilage.
3. **Synovial joints** - where bones are separated by a fluid-filled joint cavity that allows for a greater range of motion.
So, "Joints, 3" is the most accurate option.
In the human body, there are three basic types of joints:
1. **Fibrous joints** - where bones are joined by dense connective tissue.
2. **Cartilaginous joints** - where bones are joined by cartilage.
3. **Synovial joints** - where bones are separated by a fluid-filled joint cavity that allows for a greater range of motion.
So, "Joints, 3" is the most accurate option.
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