Chapter 9 (Skeletal System Articulations) Flashcards
The two types of classes of joints are ___ and ___.
structural classes
Functional classes
There are ____ types of structural joints, they are ___
3
Fibrous
Cartilaginous
Synovial
Fibrous joints have no ____ and are held together by ____. The three types of fibrous joints are ____
joint cavity
dense C.T.
1) Gomphoses (joint in your mouth… held together by a periodontal membrane)
2) Sutures (interlocking…immovable)
3) Syndesmoses (bound by an interosseous membrane… e.g., between radius and ulna, and tibia and fibula)
Cartilaginous joints lack a ____ and they are composed of either ____ or ___
joint cavity
hyaline cartilage
fibrocartilage
Synovial joints are classified by ___, they are ____(3)
movement
1)uniaxial
2)biaxial
3)multiaxial
Synovial joints are joints separted by a ___
joint cavity
Synovial joints are pretty ___
vascular
Synovial joints have an outer ___
fibrous layer (composted of D.C.T… strengeths and prevents from pulling apart)
Synovial joints have an inner ___
synovial membrane (areolar C.T.
The functions of Synovial joints are ___ (3)
1)lubricate
2) nourishes chondrocyles
3)shock aosorber
Synovial joints have sensory ___ and ___
receptors
blood vessels
Tendons (muscle to bone) are not part of ____
the joint
Bursae functions to ___.Tendon ___ are _____ bursae, while ___ pads provide ___
alleviate friction
sheaths
elongated
fat
protective packing
The motion of synovial joints are ___(4)
1) Gliding
2) Angular
3) Rotational
4) Special
All cartilage is ____
avascular
Abduction is ___
away from midline
Adduction is
torward midline
There are ___ types of functional classes, they are ___
3
1)Synarthroses (immobile)
2) Amphiarthroses (slightly mobile)
3)Diarthroses (freely mobile… all synovial joints)
There are ___ types of levers. Examples of each are _____
3
1)First (teetertotter, scissors)
2)second (wheelbarrow, tip toes)
3)third (tweezers, hammer curls)
The knee joint is a ____ and ____ joint. It consists of the ___ joint, ____ joint, ___ capsule, ____ ligament, ___ ligament, and ____ tendon
diarthrosis
hinge
tibiofemoral
patellofemoral
articular
patellar (patella to tibial)
Fibular collateral (femur to fibula…prevents hyperadduction)
quadricep femoris muscle (knees anterior surface surrounds patella)
What is located in the Sella Turicica?
pituitary gland
What is located in the Foramen magnum
spinal cord
What is located in the optic canal
optic nerve
What is located in the cribriform/olfactory foramina
nerve hairs
What is located in the Carotid canal
Carotid arteries
What is located in the hyoid bone
anchors the tongue muscle