Articulations Flashcards
What are the structural classes of joints?
Fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial
Fibrous joint – tissue type?
DENSE REGULAR CONNECTIVE HOLDS BONE TOGETHER; NO JOINT CAVITY
What are the 3 fibrous joints?
Gomphoses, sutures, and syndesmosis
Gomphoses location in the body:
TEETH – SYNARTHROSES
Suture location in the body:
SKULL SUTURES – SYNARTHROSIS
Syndesmosis location in the body:
INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANES (DENSE REGULAR CT) BETWEEN BONES – AMPHIARTHROSES
cartilaginous joint:
CARTILAGE JOINS BONES; NO JOINT CAVITY
Synchondroses – tissue type and example of location in the body:
HYALINE CARTILAGE – SYNARTHROSES; WITHIN RIB CAGE AND STERNUM
Symphyses – tissue type and example of location in the body:
FIBROCARTILAGE – AMPHIARTHROSES; WITHIN PUBIC SYMPHYSIS AND BODY OF VERTEBRA
Synovial joint – what are the common features of a synovial joint?
DIARTHROSES; ARTICULAR CAPSULE: FIBROUS LAYER AND SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE (AREOLAR CT).
Synovial fluid function?
NOURISHMENT, SHOCK ABSORPTION, AND LUBRICATION TO THE CHONDROCYTES
Synarthroses:
NO MOVEMENT
Amphiarthroses:
SLIGHT MOVEMENT
Diarthroses:
FREE MOVEMENT
Plane:
ONLY SIDE-TO-SIDE MOVEMENT; CARPALS AND TARSALS (DIARTHROSES)