bones Flashcards
what are the 5 classifications of bone
long bones short bones flat bones irregular bones sesamoid bones
condyle
rounded articular area
crest
ridge
epicondyle
eminence superior to a condyle
foramen
passage through a bone
fossa
hollow/depressed area
facet
smooth flat area
line
linear elevation
malleolus
rounded prominence
notch
indentation
process
spine like projection
protuberance
projection
spine
thorn like process
trochanter
large, blunt elevation
tubercle
small raised eminence
tuberosity
large rounded elevation
examples of fibrous joints
suture, gomphosis, syndesmosis
cartilaginous joints
are either primary (synchondrosis) like the in the femur consisting of a hyaline cartilage in an epiphyseal growth plate or a secondary (symphysis) consisting of fibrocartilage, like between the vertebrae/
what are the synovial joints
pivot ball and socket plane hinge saddle condyloid