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7.6 Injuries to Joints
Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are forced from their normal positions. Sprain: A sprain is an injury to a ligament. Commonly injured ligaments are in the ankle, knee and wrist.
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7.6 Injuries to Joints
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Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are forced from their normal positions. Sprain: A sprain is an injury to a ligament. Commonly injured ligaments are in the ankle, knee and wrist.
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Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are forced from their normal positions. Sprain: A sprain is an injury to a ligament. Commonly injured ligaments are in the ankle, knee and wrist.
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- Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are f
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Important points
- Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are f
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Common Mistakes
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Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are f
Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are forced from their normal positions. **Spr
- Definition
- Dislocation of Joints: A dislocated joint is a joint that slips out of place. It occurs when the ends of bones are forced from their normal positions. **Spr
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