Chapter 6- Articulations Flashcards

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Synarthroses

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An immovable joint (fibrous joint)

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Amphiarthroses

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A joint allow slight mobility

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3
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Diarthroses

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Allows free mobility (humerus)

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4
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Ball and Socket

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The head of the bone fitting into a shallow depression ex)femur, glenoid fossa of the scapula

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5
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Hinge

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Knee joint and elbow joint

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6
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Pivot

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The ring of the bone rotates around the process of another

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7
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Gliding

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Bones that can slide over each other that occurs in caprals and tarsals

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Saddle

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The bones have a saddle shape

ex) carpals and metacarpals

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Condyloid

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Oval-shaped condyle of one bone fits into an elliptical shape of another.
ex) metacarpals join the phalanges

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10
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Describe the functions of the skeletal muscles?

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Movement- Skeletal Muscles attach to the bones.As muscles contracts it pulls on the bone or bones to produce movement.

Insertion Bone- Moveable End toward an origin bone which is the fixed end.

Heat Protection-the heat contributes to the maintenance of body temperature

Posture- Helps maintain an upright stance and posture of the body

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11
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What is a motor unit?

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One neuron and a group of muscle fibers

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12
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Myofibrils

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Organelles that establish the contractile ability of muscle cells

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13
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Sarcomeres

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Contains the contractile proteins (myofilaments) actin and myosin

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14
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Myosin

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Thicker central protein

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15
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Actin

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Thinner protein at eac end of the sarcomere

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16
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Describe and draw a sarcomere

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A Band-Actin and Myosin
H Zone- Myosin only, within the A Band
I Band- Actin Only
Z Line- Boundary of the sarcomere where actin molecules attach at the end

17
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What is the sliding filament theory?

Describe what occurs in the sarcomeres.

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Myosin (I Band) does the work of pulling on the actin molecules causing them to slide to the center of the sarcomere “M Line”