chapter 8: Diarthroses Flashcards
how movable are Diarthroses?
freely movable “synovial” joints
space separates articulating bones
synovial cavity
hyaline cartilage covers surface of articulation (epiphysis), reduces friction
articular cartilage
sleeve encloses synovial cavity and unites bones
articular capsule
1.outer fibrous
2.inner synovial membrane
provide extra strength inside and outside capsule
accessory ligament
give an example of an accessory ligament
anterior cruciate ligament of knee
pads of fibrocartilage between bone surfaces and shaped to fit
articular discs (menisci)
fluid-filled sacs inside synovial cavity to reduce high friction stress points
bursae
carpals and tarsals
plane/gliding joint
knee, elbow, ankle
hinge joint
atlas on axis
pivot joint
metacarpals meet phalanges
condyloid joint
thumb
saddle joint
shoulder and hip
ball and socket joint