Name 2 connective membranes in the human body, and state a location for each one.

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question. Here are several forms of connective membranes:

SUPERFICIAL FASCIA: 
Location: between the skin and muscles
Purpose: adipose tissue stores fat.

PERIOSTEUM: 
Location: covers each bone
Purpose: contains blood vessels that enter the bone.

PERICHONDRIUM: 
Location: covers cartilage
Purpose: contains capillaries and is the only blood supply for cartilage.

SYNOVIAL: 
Location: lines joint cavities
Purpose: secretes synovial fluid to prevent friction.

DEEP FASCIA: 
Location: covers each skeletal muscle
Purpose: anchors tendons.

MENINGES: 
Location: covers the brain and spinal cord
Purpose: contains cerebrospinal fluid.

FIBROUS PERICARDIUM: 
Location: forms a sac around the heart
Purpose: protection.


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