Distinguish the movement permitted between a fibrous and a cartilaginous joint.

The articular capsule, meniscus and ligaments provide stability at the knee. Outline two other features of a synovial joint.

Using an example, outline an agonist.

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cartilaginous joints allow more movement than fibrous joints ✔

Bursae:
a small sac lined with synovial membrane containing synovial fluid ✔

often found between a bone and soft tissue, such as tendons or ligaments ✔

reduces friction / facilitates movement between structures in and/or around a joint✔

Synovial membrane:
lines the inner surface of the capsule ✔

secretes synovial fluid into the cavity ✔

encloses synovial fluid ✔

Synovial fluid:
thick stringy fluid that helps to lubricate the joint ✔

nourishes articular cartilage ✔

Articular cartilage:
smooth tissue that covers the end of articulating bones ✔

allows bones to glide smoothly over each other ✔

absorbs shock ✔

Award max [1] per feature outlined

the prime mover is known as the agonist, eg. the quadriceps when the knee extends to kick a ball ✔

Correct example required for [1].