Joints and Articulations Flashcards

1
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Describe a synovial joint

A

Greatest range of motion
Joint capsul/cavity

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Describe the articular capsule

A

The capsul surounding a synovial joint

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3
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Describe the fibrous layer of the articular capsule

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outer layer providing joint stability

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4
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Describe the synovial membrane of the articular capsule

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Secretes synovial fluid which lubricates joint

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5
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Describe articular cartilage

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Covers ends of bones in synovial joint, reduces friction, and acts as shock absorber

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6
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Ligaments

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Dense connective tissue connecting bone to bone to strengthen and reinforce pasule

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7
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Extrinsic ligament

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separate from articualar capsule

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8
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Intrinsic ligament

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Thickening of articular capsule

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9
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Describe Bursae

A

contain synovial fluid …….

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10
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Describe tendon sheaths

A

elongated bursae around tendons, particularly in confined areas (wrist and ankle) where tendons rub each other

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11
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Describe fat pads

A

“packing material”, provide protection

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12
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Describe a plane synovial joint

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uniaxial; side to side movement

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13
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Describe a hinge synovial joint

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uniaxial (movement in one plane); like hinge of a door

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Describe a pivot synovial joint

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uniaxial; one bone rotates on its longitudinal axis

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Describe a condylar synovial joint

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biaxial (two planes of motion); oval or concave surface of one bone, convex of the other

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16
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Describe a saddle synovial joint

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biaxial; joint surfaces resemble saddle shape

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17
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Describe ball and socket joints

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multiaxial; spherical head into cuplike socket. Largest range of motion

18
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What are the four types of motion at synovial joints?

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Gliding
Angular
Rotational
Special

19
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Describe Gliding motion

A

Sliding past one another

20
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Angular motion

A

CHanges angle between two bones

21
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Flexion

A

decreasing angle between joints

22
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Extension

A

Increasing angle between joints

23
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Hyperextension

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Extension beyond 180 degrees

24
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Lateral flexion

A

Trunk of body moves in coronal plane laterally away from midline

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Abduction
Movement away from midline
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Adduction
Movement toward midline
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Radial deviation
Abduction of the wrist
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Ulnar deviation
Adduction of the wrist
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What is the midline of the fingers?
The middle fingers
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Circumduction
proximal end of appendage remains stationary, distal end moves in an arc
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Rotation
Movement about an axis
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Pronation
Palms posterior
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Supination
Palms anterior
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Elevation
Raising a body part (eg shoulder shrug)
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Depression
Lowering a body part (oppening mouth, shoulder depression)
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Protraction
Moving a body part anteriorly
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Retraction
Moving a body part posteriorly
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Inversion
Foot rotating so sole faces midline
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Eversion
Foot rotating so sole faces laterally
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Dorsiflexion
Foot flexes toward shin
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Plantarflexion
posiotion at top of calf raise
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Opposition
Ability of the thumb to independently touch each fingertip.