HP_1: Definitions

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Human Physiology

Lesson 14 : Joints

Joints or articulations: are formed by the union of two or more bones or cartilages.

Ligaments are strong bands of white fibrous tissue that are pliable but non elastic and present around the joints. Ligaments hold various bones and joints in proper position during movements.

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