Joints Flashcards

1
Q

Six Types of Synovial Joints

A

Ball-and-Socket

Pivot

Ellipsoid

Gliding

Saddle

Hinge

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Type of Synovial Joint

&

Example

A

ball-and-socket

e.g., glenohumeral joint

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3
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Type of Synovial Joint

&

Example

A

ellipsoid

e.g., radiocarpal joint (wrist)

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4
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Type of Synovial Joint

&

Example

A

hinge joint

e.g., humeroulnar joint (elbow)

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5
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Type of Synovial Joint

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Example

A

saddle joint

e.g., joint between trapezium and 1st metacarpal

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6
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Type of Synovial Joint

&

Example

A

gliding joint

e.g., joints between carpal bones; joints between tarsal bones

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7
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Type of Synovial Joint

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Example

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pivot joint

e.g., atlantoaxial joint (between 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae)

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8
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Three Types of Joints

and Characteristics of Movement

A

Fibrous: immovable/fixed

(e.g., sutures of skull bones)

Cartilaginous: slightly movable

(e.g., between manubrium and body of sternum)

Synovial: freely movable, w/ joint cavity

(six types)

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