During periods of physical inactivity, the synovial fluid becomes more viscous (gel-like)limiting its ability to effectively lubricate the joint.

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This is true because physical activity helps to circulate the synovial fluid, making it more liquid and improving its lubricating abilities. Without movement, the fluid becomes more viscous and may not provide adequate lubrication for the joint.

During Periods of Physical Inactivity, the Synovial Fluid Becomes More