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BIOL 220: Ch. 9 Flashcards

Terms and Concepts from Chapter 9: Articulations

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articulation (joint)

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place where a bone meets another bone, cartilage, or teeth

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articulations vary in ____ and ____ and are classified into categories based on these qualities

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stability and mobility

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more mobility in an articulation means _____ and vice versa

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less stability

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classification of joints by structure

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fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

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fibrous joint

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bones held together by dense regular connective tissue

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cartilaginous joint

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bones joined by cartilage

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synovial

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bones separated by fluid-filled joint cavity

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classification of joints by function

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synarthrosis
amphiarthrosis
diarthrosis

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fibrous joint types

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gomphoses
sutures
sydesmoses

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gomphoses and function

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joints between teeth and maxilia and mandible; synarthroses

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sutures and function

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joints between skull bones; synarthroses

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syndesmoses and function

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joints between parallel bones in the forearm and leg (radius and ulna, tibia and fibula); ampiarthroses

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cartilaginous joint types

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synchondroses

sympheses

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synchondroses and function

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bones joined by hyaline cartilage; synarthroses

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symphyses and function

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bones joined by pad of fibrocartilage; amphiarthroses

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synovial joint function

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diarthroses

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general anatomy of synovial joints (6)

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articular capsule
joint cavity
synovial fluid
articular cartilage
ligaments
nerves and blood vessels
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articular capsule (synovial joints) layers

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  • outer fibrous layer

- inner synovial membrane

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outer fibrous layer of articular capsule

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dense regular CT, strengthens joint

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inner synovial membrane of articular capsule

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secretes synovial fluid

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articular cartilage (synovial joint)

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articular surfaces in synovial joints are covered by hyaline cartilage; reduces friction and acts as shock absorber

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joint cavity (synovial joints)

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space between articulating bones; contains small amount of synovial fluid

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synovial fluid functions

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lubricates and nourishes articular cartilages
nourishes chondrocytes of articular cartilage
absorbs shock during compression of the joint

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ligaments (synovial joints)

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connect bone to bone; dense regular connective tissue; strengthen and reinforce capsule

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sensory nerves (synovial joints)

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detect pain and amount of stretch in a joint

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blood vessels (synovial joints)

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nourish tissues in the joint

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accessory structures surrounding synovial joints function to..

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reduce friction and fill spaces

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accessory structures surrounding synovial joints (3)

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bursae
tendon sheaths
fat pads

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bursae

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sacs outside most synovial joints where ligaments, muscles, tendons, and/or bones rub; contain synovial fluid

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tendon sheaths

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elongated bursae around tendons, particularly in confined areas (Wrist and ankle) where tendons rubs each other

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fat pads

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packing material; also provide some protection

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types of synovial joints (movement)

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uniaxial
biaxial
multiaxial

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uniaxial

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joint moves in one place or axis

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biaxial

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joints moves in two places or aces

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multiaxial

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joint moves in three places or axes

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types of synovial joints are classified by ______ of articulating surfaces and amount of ____ allowed

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shapes; movement

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types of synovial joint motion (4)

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  1. gliding motion
  2. angular motion
  3. rotational motion
  4. special movements
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gliding motion

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articular surfacs gliding back-and-forth or side-to-side; angle between bones does not change (i.e. plane joints usually)

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angular motion

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increases or decreases the angle between bones

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types of angular motion (7)

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flexion
extension
hyperextension
lateral flexion
abduction
adduction
circumduction
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flexion

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a/p movement to decrease angle

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extension

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a/p movement to increase angle

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hyperextension

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extension beyond 180 degrees

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lateral flexion

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flexion in coronal plane (bending spine in coronal plane)

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abduction

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motion away from midline

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adduction

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motion toward midline

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circumduction

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circular movement of limb

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rotational motion

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a bone turns on its longitudinal axis (i.e. turning back and forth in ‘no’ gesture)

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types of rotational motion (4)

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lateral rotation
medial rotation/
pronation
supination

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lateral/medial rotation

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limbs turning to and from median

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pronation

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i.e. rotating palm towards posterior

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supination

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i.e. rotating palm towards anterior

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special movements

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occur only at specific joints

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special movement types (9)

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depression
elevation
dorsiflexion
plantar flexion
inversion
eversion
protraction
retraction
opposition
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depression example

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loosening the shoulders (opposite of shrug)

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elevation example

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shrugging

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dorsiflexion example

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flexing the foot towards the posterior

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plantar flexion exmaple

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flexing the foot towards the anterior

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inversion example

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turning the sole of the foot towards the medial

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eversion example

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turning the sole of the foots towards the lateral

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protraction example

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moving the head and jaw forward

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retraction example

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moving the head and jaw backward

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opposition

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holding the pinky and thumb together

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selected articulations of axial skeleton (2)

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temporomandibular joint

intervertebral articulations

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temporomandibular joint

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diarthrotic hinge joint between mandibular condyle and temporalbone

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temporomandibular disc feature

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articular disc

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temporomandibular ligaments (3)

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sphenomandibular
stylomandibular
temporomandibular (lateral)

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sphenomandibular

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connected to sphenoid and mandible

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stylomandibular

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connected to temporal bone (styloid process) and mandible

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temporomandibular

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connection between temporal and mandible

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intervertebral articulation

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ampiharthroses between vertebral bodies; diarthroses between articular processes

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vertebral bodies are separated by ….

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intervertebral discs

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intervertebral discs contain and outer ____ and inner ____

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  • anulus fibrosus

- nucleus pulposus

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intervertebral articulation ligaments (~5)

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anterior and posterior longitudinal 
interspinous 
supraspinous 
ligamentum nuchae
lilgamentum flavum
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joints of pectoral girdle and upper limbs (5)

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sternoclavicular joint 
acromioclavicular joint 
glenohumeral (shoulder) joint 
elbow joint 
radiocarpal (wrist) joint
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sternoclavicular joint

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diarthrotic saddle joint between manubrium of sternum and sternal end of the clavicle

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sternoclavicular joint ligaments (~4)

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atnerior and posterior sternoclavicular
costoclavicular
interclavicular

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acromioclavicular joint

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diarthrosis between acromial end of clvicle and acromion of scapula

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ligaments of acromioclavicular joint

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acromioclavicular

coracoclavicular

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glenohumeral joint

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diarthrotic ball-and-socket joint between the head of humerus and glenoid cavity of scapula

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glenohumeral joint features (4)

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fibrocartilaginous glenoid labrum
ligaments
rotator cuff muscles
bursae

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glenohumeral ligaments

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coraoacromial
coracohumeral
glenohumeral
transverse humeral

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glenohumeral bursae (4)

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subacromial
subcoracoid
subdeltoid
subscapular

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elbow joint

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diarthrotic hinge composed of humeroulnar and humeroradial joints

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elbow joint ligaments

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radial collateral
ulnar collateral
anular

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radiocarpal (wrist) joint

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diarthrotic condylar joint between the distal articular surface of radius and three proximal carpal bones

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three proximal carpal bones of radiocarpal joint

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scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum

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joints of pelvic girdle and lower limbs (4)

A

hip (coxal) joint
knee joint
talocrural (ankle) joint
joints of the foot

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hip (coxal) joint

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diarthrotic ball-and-socket joint between head of femur and acetabulum of os coxae

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coxal joint features

A

articular capsule with retinacular fibers

ligaments

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coxal joint ligaments (4)

A

iliofemoral
ischiofemoral
pubofemoral
ligament of head of femur

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knee joint

A

diarthrotic hinge joint between the femur, tibia, and patella
largest and most complex joint in body

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features of knee joint

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medial and lateral menisci

ligaments

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knee joint ligaments

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patellar
fibular collateral
tibial collateral
anterior and posterior cruciate (ACL and PCL )

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talocrural (ankle) joint

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diarthrotic hinge joint composed of two articulations between distal end of tibia and talus and between distal end of fibula and the lateral aspect of the talus

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talocrural ligaments (~4)

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deltoid
lateral
anterior and posterior tibiofibular

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joints of the foot and function (4)

A 
diarthroses;
intertarsal
tarsometatarsa
metatarsophalangeal (MP) 
interphalangeal (IP)
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intertarsal

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plane joint between tarsals

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tarsometatarsal

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plant joint between distal tarsal bones and metatrsal

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metatarsophalangeal (MP)

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condylar joint between metatarsal and proximal phalanges

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interphalangeal (IP)

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hinge joint between phalanges

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