Joints

Question 1

what are the 3 classifications of joints

Answer 1

synovial
cartilaginous
fibrous

Question 2

which type of joint allows the most mobility

Answer 2

synovial

Question 3

which type of joint is the most stable

Answer 3

fibrous

Question 4

how many types of synovial joints are there

Answer 4

5

Question 5

name 2 types of cartilaginous joints are there

Answer 5

Primary and Secondary

Question 6

name a primary cartilaginous joint

Answer 6

epiphyseal growth plate

Question 7

name a secondary cartilaginous joint

Answer 7

intervertebral disc

Question 8

what can happen with cartilaginous joint

Answer 8

they can slip

Question 9

name the 3 types of fibrous joints

Answer 9

1. Syndesmoses
2. Sutures
3. Fontanelles

Question 10

fibrous syndesmoses unites bones with….

Answer 10

fibrous sheets - fibrous membrane

Question 11

fibrous sutures are in the….

Answer 11

skull eg coronal suture

Question 12

fibrous fontanelles are….

Answer 12

wide sutures in neonatal skull

Question 13

name the 5 synovial joints

Answer 13

Pivot
Ball and Socket
Plane
Hinge
Biaxial - Saddle and Candyfloid

Question 14

name features of joints from a diagram inside out (Bone marrow, Bone……)

Answer 14

cartilage, synovial fluid, joint cavity , capsule with bursae, skeletal muscle that connects muscle to bone, ligaments that connects bone to bone

Question 15

what can be damaged due to dislocations

Answer 15

arteries that are close to the joint

Question 16

what is it called when there is a complete loss of contact between articular surfaces in an injury

Answer 16

Dislocation

Question 17

what is it called when there is a reduced area of contact between articular surfaces in an injury

Answer 17

Subluxation

Question 18

what is TMJs

Answer 18

Temporomandibular Joints

Question 19

what are Temporomandibular Joints

Answer 19

between the mandibular fossa and superior of temporal bone and articular tubule

Question 20

what is an aponeurosis

Answer 20

is a flattened tendon most commonly associated with flat muscles attach muscle to soft tissue rather than bon