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During physical activity, articular cartilage protects joints primarily by:

A. Producing synovial fluid
B. Absorbing shock and minimizing friction
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C. Storing calcium phosphate
D. Attaching tendons to bones

📝 Explanation

Correct: Articular cartilage cushions joints and reduces friction during movement. A: Synovial membrane produces synovial fluid. C: Bone stores calcium. D: Tendons connect muscles to bones. Concept: Function of articular cartilage.

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  • Producing synovial fluid
  • Absorbing shock and minimizing friction
  • Storing calcium phosphate
  • Attaching tendons to bones

Correct: Articular cartilage cushions joints and reduces friction during movement. A: Synovial membrane produces synovial fluid. C: Bone stores calcium. D: Tendons connect muscles to bones. Concept: Function of articular cartilage.

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