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    Sac-Like Structures That Are Strategically Located to Reduce Friction Between
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Sac-Like Structures That Are Strategically Located to Reduce Friction Between

Question 48

Question 48

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Sac-like structures that are strategically located to reduce friction between skin and underlying bones during synovial joint movements are called


A) tendons
B) ligaments
C) menisci
D) accessory ligaments
E) bursae

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