Label the following joints according to the following, at the side there are the following lower extremity joints that you need to tabulate. Analyze the instruction thoroughly and ensure answers will be correct. Talo cruralintertalar•TarsometatarsalSubtalarse tarsal metatarsophalangeal JointsShoulderAnthrology of JointsFamiliarize yourselves with the different joints ofthe body and label the following joints accordingto the following:Articulating structuralSurfacesFunctional supporting motions ofClassification classification structures: the joint:Synovial, ball Diarthrodial ligament, Threejointbursae, degrees oftendons, freedom:labrum flexion andConcave:glenoid foss and socket.jointconvex.humeralheadextension,abductionandadductionIR and EF

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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