Question

question 1
which of the following accessory structures are typically not part of the articulation itself, but in some joints are an integral part of the joint capsule and provide significant strength to the capsule?
answer
accessory ligaments
synovial tendon sheaths
tendons
extracapsular ligaments
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Explanation:

Tendons connect muscles to bones and are not part of the articulation itself. While accessory ligaments, synovial tendon sheaths, and extracapsular ligaments can be related to joint - capsule strength in different ways, tendons have a different primary function in movement and are not integral to the joint - articulation structure in the way the others can be in terms of the joint - capsule.

Answer:

C. Tendons