A&P: AN INTE.APP. (LL) W/ACCESS PCGG
A&P: AN INTE.APP. (LL) W/ACCESS PCGG
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The joint is most at risk and what kind of injuries can occur if a player gets clipped.

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Joints are defined as the articulation between the two bones in the body. Joints are of three types on the basis of its functions such as synarthroses, amphiarthroses, and diarthroses. On the basis of structure, it is classified into three types such as fibrous joint, cartilaginous joint, and synovial joint.

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