joints

Question 1

synathrosis

Answer 1

not moveable

Question 2

amphiarthrosis

Answer 2

slightly moveable

Question 3

diarthrosis

Answer 3

freely moveable

Question 4

fibrous joints

Answer 4

have little to no movement
made of fibrous connective tissue
no joint cavity

Question 5

3 types of fibrous joints

Answer 5

sutures
syndomoses
gomphoses

Question 6

sutures

Answer 6

bones interdigate–interlock bones
periosteum of one bone continuous with periostium of another
sutural ligament

Question 7

sutural ligament

Answer 7

in sutures
two periosteum of each bone and dense fibrous connective tissue in between

Question 8

fontanels

Answer 8

membranous area in sutures between bones
allows head to change shape during birth ad have rapid growth right after birth

Question 9

syndomoses

Answer 9

fiberous joints joint by a ligament
little to no movement
example–radial ulnar

Question 10

gomphoses

Answer 10

fibrous joint
peg and socket
periodontal ligaments

Question 11

cartilaginous joints

Answer 11

hold two bones together by pad of connective tissue
little or no movement

Question 12

two types of cartilaginous joints

Answer 12

synchondroses
symphyses

Question 13

synchondroses

Answer 13

made of hyaline cartilage
some temporary (ie epiphsyeal plate)
some develop into synovial ie costonchondroal

Question 14

symphysis

Answer 14

fibrocartilage uniting two bones
ie symphis pubis, maubirum and body of sternum, intervetebral disks