Articulations (Joint Functions) Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three classifications of a suture joint?

A
  1. Bones interlocked
  2. Bound by fibrous connective tissue
  3. Only in skull
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2
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What classifies a synchondroses joint?

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  1. Cartilaginous bridge between bones
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3
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What classifies a syndesmoses joint?

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  1. Bone connected by ligaments
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4
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What classifies a symphyses joint?

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  1. Bones separated by fibrocartilage
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5
Q

Define the GLIDING movement of synovial joints.

A

Opposing surfaces sliding past one another (bones)

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6
Q

Define the ANGULAR movement of synovial joints.

A

Two joints forming an angle

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7
Q

Define the FLEXION angular movement.

A

Reducing angle between joints

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8
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Define the EXTENSION angular movement.

A

Increasing angle between joints

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9
Q

Define the ABDUCTION angular movement.

A

Limb moves away from midline

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10
Q

Define the ADDUCTION angular movement.

A

limb moves toward midline

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11
Q

Define the CIRCUMDUCTION angular movement.

A

Circular motion without rotation

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12
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Define the ROTATION angular movement.

A

Limb rotates on an axis

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13
Q

Define the supination movement.

A

Rotating in/down (forearm)

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14
Q

Define the pronation movement.

A

Rotating out/up (forearm)

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15
Q

Define the medial rotation movement.

A

Internal; rotates toward axis

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16
Q

Define the lateral rotation movement.

A

External; rotates away from axis

17
Q

Define the elevation movement.

A

Moved in superior direction (up)

18
Q

Define depression movement.

A

Moves in inferior direction (down)

19
Q

Define the protraction movement.

A

Pushing forward (mandible)

20
Q

Define the retraction movement.

A

Pulling back (mandible)

21
Q

Define the inversion movement at synovial joints.

A

Ankle twist toward midline (medially)

22
Q

Define the eversion movement at synovial joints.

A

Ankle twist away from midline (laterally)

23
Q

Define the dorsiflexion movement at synovial joints.

A

Flexion at ankle (lifting toes)

24
Q

Define the plantar flexion movement at synovial joints.

A

Extension at ankle (pointing toes)

25
Q

Define the fibular collateral ligament of the knee joint.

A
  1. Fibrous band of tissue on the OUTSIDE of the knee
  2. Connects femur to fibula
26
Q

Define the tibial collateral ligament of the knee joint.

A
  1. Fibrous band of tissue on the INSIDE of the knee
  2. Connects femur to tibia
27
Q

Define the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee joint.

A

Most anterior tissue located inside the knee.

28
Q

Define the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee joint.

A

Most posterior tissue inside the knee.

29
Q

Define the lateral meniscus of the knee joint.

A

C-shaped cartilage disc on the outside (lateral/fibula)

30
Q

Define the medial meniscus of the knee joint

A

C-shaped cartilage disc on the inside of the knee (medial/tibia)