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GCSE Physical Education · key term
A freely movable joint where bones meet with a fluid-filled joint cavity between them.
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Revise: Synovial joint structureA synovial joint is a freely movable joint with a fluid-filled cavity between the bones. During physical activity, these joints must allow movement while coping with forces such as the impact of landing and the pull of muscles.
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A freely movable joint where the bones meet within a joint cavity containing lubricating synovial fluid.
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A synovial joint is a freely movable joint with a cavity containing synovial fluid. These joints allow the limbs to move during activities such as running, throwing and swimming.