Chapter 7 lecture Flashcards
1
Q
To articulate >
A
to join
2
Q
gomphosis >
A
where teeth join with bone (peg and socket)
3
Q
Can bone and cartilage form a skeletal articulation?
A
Yes
4
Q
What is Arthrology?
A
the study of articulations, also called joints.
5
Q
What is kinesiology?
A
the study of body movement… occurs at joints.
6
Q
The greater the movement of a joint the less?
A
strength.
7
Q
Synarthrotic joint >
A
immovable
8
Q
amphiarthrotic joint >
A
slightly movable
9
Q
diarthrotic joint >
A
freely movable
10
Q
3 Structural classifications of a joint:
A
- synovial joint
- cartilaginous joint
- fibrous joint
11
Q
synovial joint is not based on the type of connective tissue instead just not that ______ & _______ tissues are at a synovial joint.
A
fibrous and cartilage
12
Q
- What binds connective tissue is fibrous tissue and there is no synovial cavity associated with the joint.
- Functionally, little or no movement.
- sutures in the skull & gomphosis
A
fibrous joints.
13
Q
- What binds tissues in cartilaginous and there is no synovial cavity associated with the joint.
- Functionally, also little to no movement.
- pubic symphysis and intervertebral discs.
A
Cartilaginous joint.
14
Q
What is a diathrotic joint?
A
a synovial joint(freely moving).
15
Q
Tendons attach?
A
muscle to bone
