4d - Skeletal System; Joints Flashcards

1
Q

a joint is

A

where two or more bones meet

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2
Q

ligament is

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connecting bone to bone

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3
Q

tendon is

A

connecting muscle to bone

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4
Q

joints tissue types (3)

A

fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

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5
Q

amount of movement (3)

A

synarthrosis - little or no movement
amphiarthrosis - slight movement
diarthrosis - freely mobile

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6
Q

arthrosis means

A

joint

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7
Q

fibrous joint united by

A

irregular dense connective tissue

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8
Q

fibrous joint movement

A

immovable (synarthrosis)

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9
Q

fibrous joint example

A

skull - sutures

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10
Q

cartilaginous joints also known as

A

fibrocartilage

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11
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cartilaginous joints movement (2 types with examples)

A

little movement - pelvic symphysis and mandibular symphysis

some movement - between vertebrae bodies and between sternebrae

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12
Q

synovial joints movement

A

wide range of mobility

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13
Q

synovial joints bones seperated by what

A

joint cavity

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14
Q

what is the joint cavity

A

a space filled with synovial fluid (where bones are separated in synovial joint)

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15
Q

what is synovial fluid secreted by

A

synovial membrane

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16
Q

synovial fluid purpose (2)

A

lubricate joint
provide nutrition to hyaline cartilage

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17
Q

what does hyaline cartilage cover

A

bone surface

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18
Q

synovial fluid structure

A

straw coloured viscous fluid - looks like egg white

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19
Q

what three types of ligament found in synovial joints

A

collateral
intrascapular
cruciate

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20
Q

collateral ligaments purpose and location

A

stabilisers on either side of joint

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21
Q

instrascapular ligaments purpose and location

A

stabilisers inside the joint

22
Q

menisci are

A

structures in synovial joint that cushion and spread load evenly - shock absorbers

23
Q

menisci found

A

in stifle joint

24
Q

types of synovial joints (5)

A

ball and socket
pivot
hinge
condylar
gliding

25
Q

ball and socket joint function and examples

A

great range of movement
e.g. hip and shoulder

26
Q

pivot joint function and examples

A

allows rotation
e.g. atlanto - axial joint (cervical vertebrae)

27
Q

hinge joint function and examples

A

movement in one plane
e.g. elbow and tarsus

28
Q

condylar joint function and examples

A

movement mainly in one plane and may be little side to side
e.g. stifle

29
Q

sliding joint function and examples

A

surfaces slide over each other
e.g. joints between rows of carpal and tarsal bones

30
Q

which bones make up the shoulder joint

A

scapula and humerus

31
Q

which bones make up the elbow joint

A

humerus, radius and ulna

32
Q

which bones make up the carpal joint

A

radius, ulna, carpals and metacarpals

33
Q

which bones make up the hip joint

A

pelvis and femur

34
Q

which bones make up the stifle joint

A

femur, tibia and patella

35
Q

which bones make up the tarsus joint

A

tibia, fibula, tarsus and metatarsus

36
Q

ligaments are

A

connecting bone to bone

37
Q

ligaments stabilise

A

joints

38
Q

2 main ligament types

A

extra-capular ligament and intra-capular ligament

39
Q

extra-capular ligament function

A

provide joint stability

40
Q

extra-capular ligament examples

A

collateral and patellar ligaments

41
Q

intra-capular ligament function

A

provide stability and permit movement

42
Q

intra-capular ligament example

A

cruciate ligaments

43
Q

2 joint movements

A

flexion and extension

44
Q

flexion is

A

bending (reducing angle between bones)

45
Q

extension is

A

straightening (increasing angle between bones)

46
Q

4 limb movements

A

abduction
adduction
protraction
retraction

47
Q

abduction is

A

out sideways

48
Q

adduction is

A

towards body

49
Q

protraction is

A

limb forwards

50
Q

retraction is

A

limb backwards