Range of motion of a joint is normally determined by the following factors except
A)the shapes of the bone surfaces.
B)the length of the bone.
C)the stiffness of the ligaments.
D)the strength of the ligaments.
E)the action of the muscles associated with the joint.

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The length of the bone does not determine the range of motion of a joint; rather, it is influenced by the shapes of the bone surfaces, stiffness and strength of the ligaments, and the action of the muscles associated with the joint.

Range of Motion of a Joint Is Normally Determined by the Following