Bio107-ch8 Flashcards by Rachel Barthel

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Joints are

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Where 2 or more bones come together

Slight to no movement or freely movable

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Articulations

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Joints

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Structural classification

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Based on MATERIALS found between bones

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Functional classification

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Based on MOVEMENT between bones

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Fibrous joints (3)

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Not true joint
Sutures of the skull
Very slight motion-syndesmosis

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Syndesmosis

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End of tibia, fibula, wrist, ulna

Very slight movement

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Cartilage is

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Not a true joint

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Gomphosis - cartilage

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Gums locked in jaw

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Synchroidrosis - cartilage

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Cartilage around sternum

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Symphysis - cartilage

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Intervertebral discs

Slight grinding motion

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Synovial joints are

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True joints

Sac with fluid inside surrounding joints

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Dyarthrosis

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Freely moveable

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Uniaxial

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One plane

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Biaxial

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Two planes

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Synovial joint fluid gets ____ the more you move around

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Thinner

Waking up- stiff
Joints warm up- normal

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Synovial structures (3)

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Synovial capsule
Bursa
Tendon sheath

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Bursitis

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Inflammation of bursa

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Tendinitis

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Inflammation of a tendon

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Tenoshnovitis

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Inflammation of a tendon sheath

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Bursa

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Pillow like joint, fluid filled

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Nonaxial synovial joint

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Gliding movement in no particular plane

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Gliding joints

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Flat articular surfaces allow least movement

Between carpals and tarsals

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Uniaxial

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Movement in a single plane

One motion, knee, elbow

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Hinge joints

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Moves up or down, right or left only

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Flexion

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Working muscle

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Extension

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Relaxing muscle

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Pivot joints

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One movement

Ex. Atlas and axis

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Biaxial

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Movement in two planes

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Saddle joints

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Pollex of thumb or “saddle joint” of thumb

Can move all around

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Multiaxial

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Movement in many planes

Hip, shoulder

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Ball and socket joints

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Shoulder and hip

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Felxion

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Joint angle DECREASES

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Extension

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Joints angle INCREASES

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Dorsiflexion and plantar flexion

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Up and down movement of the foot

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Abduction

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Movement of limb AWAY FROM the body

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Adduction

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Movement of limb TOWARDS the body

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Supination position

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Palm up, cupping soup

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Pronation position

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Palms facing down

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Inversion

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Turning in

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Eversion

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Turning out (foot for ex)

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Osteoarthritis

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Cartilage at a joint wears down, with age

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Rheumatoid arthritis

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Autoimmune inflammatory arthritis

Severe pain, swelling, deformation of the joint

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Kyphosis

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Hunch back

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Lordosis

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Sway back

Tummy pushed out

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Scoliosis

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Abnormal lateral curve of spine