Which of these is part of a synovial joint?

What structures maintain the positioning of bones at the joints?

The tibia, femur and radius are all examples of:

The elbow joint and the knee joint are both examples of ________ which means their main movements are __________________.

Osteoblasts, marrow, and epiphyses are all found in:

Provide the movements possible from a hinge joint

Name 2 hinge joints in the body

The function of tendons is to join muscles to bones

The function of ligaments is only to stabilise joints

The appendicular skeleton includes the skull, ribcage and vertebral column.

A trochanter is a bony projection which protrudes from the bone to which muscles, tendons and ligaments can attach

An osteoblast is a cell that removes bone tissue.

A fossa is a protuberance from a bone to which muscle, tendon and ligaments can attach

The diaphysis can be defined as:

A condyloid joint can be defined as a joint between a condyle and an elliptical cavity.