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Ch.9 Joints Flashcards

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3 Structural Categories of Joints

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3 Structural Categories of Joints

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Fibrous
Cartilaginous
Synovial

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What Category of Joints?

Synarthroses (immobile joints)
Amphiarthrosis (slightly mobile joints)

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Functional Categories of Joints

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(immobile joints)

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Synarthroses

Functional Categories of Joints (1/2)

*Can be fibrous or cartilaginous Joints

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(slightly mobile joints)

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Amphiarthrosis

Functional Categories of Joints (2/2)

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Bones held together by dense connective tissue

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Fibrous Joint (synarthroses)

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bones held together by dense CT

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Fibrous (synarthroses)

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3 most common types of Fiberous Joints

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Gomphoses
Sutures
Syndesmoses

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Gomphoses
Sutures
Syndesmoses

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3 most common types of Fiberous Joints

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found in teeth

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Gomphoses (1/3 most common fiberous Joints)

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Found between bones of the skull

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Sutures (2/3 most common fiberous Joints)

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Found between radius & ulna (interosseous membrane)

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Syndesmoses

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bones joined by cartilage

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Cartilaginous Joints:

(2/3 Classifiction of Joints)

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what type of Cartilage are wedged between articulating bones

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Hyaline or FibroCartliage

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fibrocartilage is wedged between articulating bones

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Symphyses (slightly movable)

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where is Fibrocartliage found in

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(pubic symphysis and intervertebral disc –IVD)

(Symphysis)

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all synovial joints are how movable

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diarthroses (freely movable)

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freely movable Joint

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diarthroses

(Synovial Joints)

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What type of joint =?

This type of joint contains:
articular capsule/ a joint cavity

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Synovial joints

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3 movements

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Uniaxial joint
Biaxial joint
Multiaxial joint

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What type of joint =?

Bone moves in just one plane or axis

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Uniaxial joint

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What type of joint =?

bone moves in two planes or axes

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Biaxial joint

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What type of joint =?

bone moves in multiple planes

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Multiaxial joint

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plane joints,
hinge joints (uniaxial)
pivot joints (uniaxial)
condylar joints (biaxial)
saddle joints (biaxial)
ball-and-socket joints (multiaxial)

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Classes by shape of joint surfaces

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Angular Motion

Increases the angle between articulating bones

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Angular Motion

trunk of body moving in coronal plane laterally

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Lateral flexion:

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Angular Motion

lateral mvoement of body part away from midline

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Abduction:

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Angular Motion

Medial movement of body part toward midline

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Distal end makes a cicular motion

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Circumduction

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2 uniaxial Joints

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pivot joints
hinge joints

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2 biaxial joints

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condylar
saddle

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multiaxial joint

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ball-and-socket joints

33
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Lateral Rotation
Medial Rotation
Pronation:
Supination

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4 Types of Rotations

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Medial rotation of forearms so palm of hand posterior

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Lateral Rotation of forearm so palm of hand anterior

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Supination

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(what class lever)

fulcrum between the effort and the resista

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First-Class Lever:

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(what class lever)

Fulcrum in middle, between resistance and effort

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Fulcrum (First class lever)

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(what class lever)

Example of a first class lever

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atlanto-occipital joint of the neck

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(What class lever)

resistance is between fulcrum and effort

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Second-Class Lever

Ex: standing on your tiptoes

40
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standing on your tiptoes is an example of what class lever?

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Second Class Lever

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What Class lever

effort applied between resistance and fulcrum

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3rd Class Lever

( most common type of lever)

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What is the Most common Lever

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3rd Class Lever
( most common type of lever)

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Example of 3rd Class Lever

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elbow joint

( most common type of lever)

44
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Symphyses means

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Slightly movable (contains fibrocartilage)

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