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Why you have joints?
we need joints to keep our body up right with no joints our bones will be all over the place and floppy.
What part of the body does rheumatic fever?
It affects the heart and all the joints in your body
What will happen if the body does not have joints have joints?
If the body did not have joints, movement would be severely limited or impossible. Joints are crucial for allowing bones to articulate and muscles to create movement. Without joints, activities such as walking, running, and even simple tasks like bending or reaching would be extremely challenging or impossible to perform. Additionally, joints also help distribute forces and absorb shock during movement, so the absence of joints would likely lead to increased strain on other body structures such as muscles and ligaments.
What is the purpose of joints in the human body?
Joints are located where two bones connect. They allow movement and provide mechanical support.
What body system is the cartilage in?
The cartilage is found between all joints
What are 3 major joints used in the body?
To name a few, the shoulder, the knee, the elbow, the fingers and toes are all joints
What could it be If your joints constantly pop All day every day all joints?
If joints are popping all day long no matter what motion is attempted, this could mean a loss of cartilage around the joints. A doctor should be consulted to help ascertain the nature of the ailment.
Why are all your joints not ball and socket joints?
If all your joints were ball and socket joints, you would find movement and stable posture difficult. Joints have the structures they do to facilitate many functions, including stability, protection, and movement.
Where in a human body would you find nitrogen?
all throughout it, every, single, cell
What 3 parts of your body has cartlidge?
Nose, ear, and some other thing. truly, there is cartlidge all over your body; where joints meet.
What is perosteum?
It is a membrane that lines all the bones in the body, except at the joints of long bones.
Do you think it would be better if the body had only one type of joint that would allow movement in all directions such as a ball-and-socket joint?
No, there wouldn't be enough stability in certain joints such as the knee or elbow.
