Articulations Flashcards

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Articulation

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Where two bones meet.

A joint

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2
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Types of joints (2 types)

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1) synarthroses
2) ampiarthroses
3) Diarthorses

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Synarthroses definition

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Joint that has no movement at all

Divided into 4 types

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4
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Synarthroses types

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1) synostosis
2) Suture
3) gomphosis
4) synchondrosis

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5
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Synostosis definition

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2 bones fuse into one bone

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Synostosis example

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2 frontal bones fused into 1

Adult sacrum

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7
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Suture definition

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2 bones held together by very short, connective tissue fibers

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8
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Suture example

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Sagittal suture

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9
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Gomphosis definition and example

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The root of the tooth held together by a periodontal ligament in the alveolus

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10
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Synchondrosis

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Rigid bridge of hyaline cartilage that connects two bones

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Synchondrosis example

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Between ribs 1 and 2 and the sternum

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Amphiarthroses definition

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Permits a slight amount of movement

2 types

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13
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Types of amphiarthroses

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1) symphysis

2) syndesmosis

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14
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Symphysis

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2 bones joined together with a pad of fibrocartilafe

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15
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Symphysis examples

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Pubic symphysis

Between adjacent vertebra (intervertebral disc)

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16
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Symphysis purpose

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Cushions bones and spaces bones properly

17
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Syndesmosis definition and purpose

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Long, fibrous ligament that holds 2 bones together so that they don’t separate

18
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Syndesmosis example

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Between radius and ulna of forearm

19
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Diarthroses

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Freely moving joints

20
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All diarthroses contain (three things)

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1) joint capsule
2) tendon
3) ligament

21
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Joint capsule

A

Periosteum of one bone forms sleeve across joint to next bone

22
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Tendon

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Connective tissue that anchors a muscle from one bone onto the next bone’s periosteum

23
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Ligament

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Connective tissue that hold adjacent bones together

24
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Diarthroses may contain these things (4 things) :

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1) Synovial membrane
2) bursa
3) tendon sheath
4) meniscus

25
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Synovial membrane

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Membrane that lines inside of joint capsule

Produced synovial fluid

26
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Synovial fluid

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Clear fluid that lubricates the joint

Distributes nutrients throughout

27
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Bursa

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Synovial Fluid-filled pocket that cushion joints

28
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Tendon sheath

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Tubular bursa that surrounds a tendon, blood vessel, and nerves

29
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Meniscus

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A pad of fibrocartilage that cushions joint