Articular System Flashcards

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Name an example of a fibrous joint

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Fuse cranium, maxilla, nasal bones

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What are the 3 different classifications of joints?

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Fibrous, Cartilaginous, and Synovial

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Name an example of a cartilaginous joint

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Ribs to sternum, symphysis pubis

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What is a fibrous joint?

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Fibrous tissue binds and then ossified (turns to bone) so that the joint is now sealed. Example: the plates of the skull fusing together

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What is a cartilaginous joint?

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Malleable tissue that occupies the space between bones to allow a little movement when it’s needed Example: Ribs and Sternum connected by cartilage to enable breathing

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What are the 6 different types of synovial joints?

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Ball and socket, ellipsoid, saddle, pivot, hinge and gliding/plane

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Describe the ball and socket joint, what movement does it allow and give an example.

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The ball/head of one bone fits into the socket of another to allow articulation. It permits ALL movements. Example: shoulder and hip joint

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Describe a hinge joint, what movement does it allow and give an example.

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One bone has a C-shaped surface and the other is rounded and smooth. Movement is limited to flex ion and extension. Example: elbow, ankle and interphalangeal joints

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Describe the saddle joint, what movements it allows and give an example.

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Concave surfaces of two bones articulate with one another. Allows all movements but rotational movement is limited. Example: carpometacarpal joking of the thumb

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Describe the ellipsoid joint, what movements does it allow and give an example

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It is a reduced ball and socket joint. It is egg shaped. Rotation is not possible. Example: radio carpal joint

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Describe the pivot joint, what movements does it allow and give an example.

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A ring of bone that rotates around a process of bone. Only rotation is allowed. Example: skull on its atlas.

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Describe the gliding joint, what movements does it allow and give an example.

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Two opposed flat surfaces of bone gliding across one another. Movement is limited to gliding but is multiaxial. Example: inter carpal joints

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A ball and socket joint is ______axial

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Multi

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The ellipsoid and saddle joints are….

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Biaxial

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The pivot and hinge joints are….

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Uniaxial

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Gliding/plane joint is….

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Also multiaxial