where are the facet joints in the body?
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The facet joints are found at every spinal level (except at the top level) and provide about 20% of the torsional (twisting) stability in the neck and lower back.
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hinge joint -  flexible in only one direction (elbow)\n\nball and socket - flexibility due to a domed bone that turns in a cavity of the same shape (hip)\n\nimmovable joint - joints that do not allow flexibility (skull)\n\nsemi-mobile joints - very restricted flexibility (vertebrae)
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What is your question?  joints provide the ability to move.  What are you asking?
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ribs, feet, back of legs
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tendon of Biceps brachii located on radius. Ulner collateral ligament located at juncture of ulna and humerus bones. annular ligament located at junture of fadius and humerus bones.  oblique cord joining ulna and radius.\ntendons:  flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor digitorum profundus, lateral epicondyle, medial epicondyle,extender radialis brevis, extensor carpi radialis longus. there are many more.\nthis gives a general idea.
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Head, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, chest, breasts, abdomen, hips, penis for a man, vagina for a woman, thighs, legs, feet.
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The definition of the joint is the meeting point of two extemities.Down from the neck,the shoulders and the arms,the elbow,the wrists,the fists,the back,the legs,the knees,the ankles,the foot plant.
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6 legs 3 segments to the body
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heart,thighs,butt, upper back, shoulders,calf's,biceps, pectoral,fore arms, and abdomen.
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Now for the correct answer. These joints are indeed synovial or diathrotic joints. The articular surfaces are flat, so they are NOT a hinge joint. They are a Facet or plane joint. The movement is the surfaces gliding over each other so there is no axis of rotation.
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frontal, maxilar, occipital, pelvic, dorsal, and in spainish \ncolumna vertebral, occipucio, femur, tibia, maxipital
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Synovial joints have a dense fibrous capsule which may be reinforced by ligaments and muscles.\n\nSynovial fluid is a thick, stringy fluid found in the cavities of synovial joints. With its egg-like consistency (synovial comes from Latin for "egg"), synovial fluid reduces friction between the articular cartilage and other tissues in joints to lubricate and cushion them during movement.
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1.  Neck\n2.  Armpits\n3.  Knees\n4.  Waist\n5.  Back\n6.  Feet\n7.  Breasts\n8.  Pubic area\n9.  Inside the pubic area\n10,  Ears
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posture is important, arms, mouth, eyes.
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Arms, legs, neck, abdomen, upper torso.
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A joint is a point where it can go in a variety of ranges of motion, the perfect example being the shoulder. It rolls and makes movement much easier. Muscles on the other hand can only contract to aid movement. They work together wonderfully and any injury to one or the other can cause major disruption in function of either the joint or muscles. I hope this helps.
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