Chapter 7; Bio 210 (Joints and Kinesiology) Flashcards
Articulate
to join
Skeletal Articulation
- two or more bones
- bone and teeth
- bone and cartilage
Arthrology
study of articulations (also known as joints)
Kinesiology
study of body movement (occurs at joints)
Greater Movement =
less strength
Synarthrotic Joint
immovable joint (sutures of skull)
Amphiarthrotic Joint
slight movable (pubic symphesis and ribs)
Diarthrotic Joint
freely movable (synovial joints)
3 Functional Classifications of joints
synarthrotic (fibrous joint)
amphiarthrotic (cartilaginous joint)
diarthrotic (synovial joint)
3 Structural Classifications
-classified by how it moves, not what it's made of fibrous joint (little or no movement) cartilaginous joint (slightly movable) synovial joint (freely movable)
Bursa
comfort of the ligament
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Muscle Tone
partial state of contraction of a muscle
Luxation
complete dislocation of a joint
Subluxion
partial dislocation of a joint
Sprain
muscle is stretched but ligament can’t stretch too well
Abduction
away from longitudinal axis of body in frontal plane (appendenges) jumping jacks out
Adduction
towards the longitudinal axis of body (appendenges) jumping jacks in
Inversion
foot in
Eversion
foot out
Plantar Flexion
foot down (high heels)
Dorsal Flexion
foot up
Protraction
mandible pushed out
Retraction
mandible pushed in
Supernation
UP plams (anatomical position
Pronation
just wrists move up
(Synovial) Plane Joint (gliding)
Vertebrae, Acromioclavicular, Metatarsals
(Synovial)
Pivot Joint
Proximal and Distal radioulnar
(Synovial)
Hinge
Cubital (elbow) Patella
(Synovial)
Ball and Socket
Humeral, Coaxal
(Synovial)
Elipsoid
Atlantooccipital (head connects to spine within foramen magnum)
(Synovial)
Saddle
Pollex (Thumb) and fingers
Three possible types of movement by joints
Gliding
Angular
Circular
Gliding movement
two surfaces slide past each other
- diarthrotic but not a large range of movement
- Ex: Tarsal bones, carpal bones, sternum/clavicle
Angular motion
Flexion- bend forward and backwards Extension/Hyperextension- standing on leg Abduction- jumping jack arm out Adduction- jumping jack arm in Circumduction- Jesus with 4 arms
Shoulder Joint
gelnohumeral joint (more motion than ANY joint)
Elbow Joint
humeroulnar joint (smaller is humeroradial joint)
Hip joint
coaxal joint
Rheumatism
pain of joints and muscles
Arthritis
rheumatism affecting synovial joints