Joints of the Body Flashcards

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kinesiology

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the multidisciplinary study of physical activity or movement

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articular system

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a series of joints that allow movement if the human body

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joint articulation

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the connecting point of two bones

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two main functions of joints

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  1. allow motion
  2. provide stability
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three classifications of joints

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  1. synarthroses
  2. amphiarthroses
  3. diarthroses
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synarthroses joints

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-bones that are held together by fibrous connective tissue
-immovable

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3 types of synarthroses joints

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  1. sutures
  2. syndesmoses
  3. gomphoses
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sutures

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-joint in which the bones are united by a thin layer of fibrous connective tissue
-fuse completely by adulthood
-ex. skull

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syndesmoses

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-joint in which the bones are connected by ligaments between the bones
-ex. fib + tib and ulna + radius

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gomphosis

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-joint in which a conical process fits into a socket and its held in place by ligaments
-ex. tooth in socket (predonatal lig)

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amphiarthroses joints

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-bones that are connected by hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage
-slightly movable

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fibrocartilage

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specialized connective tissue with thick collagen fibers

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3 types of amphiarthroses joints

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  1. costochondral + sternocostal
  2. symphysis pubis
  3. intervertebral joints
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costochondral + sternocostal joints

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connections of ribs to the sternum

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symphysis pubis

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connection of the right and left illium

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intervertebral joints

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joints between the vertebral bodies

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diarthroses/synovial joints

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-most joints in the body are this type
-freely movable

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6 types of diarthroses/synovial joints

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  1. pivot joint
  2. gliding joint
  3. hinge joint
  4. condyloid or ellipsoidal joint
  5. ball and socket joint
  6. saddle joint
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what makes a diarthroses/ synovial joint

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-ends of opposing bones are covered with articular cartilage
-seperated by space called joint cavity
-components of joint are enclosed in a dense fibrous joint capsule
-outer layer of the capsule consists of the ligaments that hold the bones together
-inner layer is the synovial membrane that secretes synovial fluid

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articular cartilage

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connective tissue covering the ends of long bones

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pivot joint

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-freely movable
-bone moves around a central axis
-creates rotational movement
-ex. radius and ulna

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glide (plane) joint

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-bones make a sliding motion
-movements can be back and forth or side to side
-ex. carpals in the wrist and tarsals in ankle

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ellipsoidal or condyloid joint

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-formed when bones move about each other in many directions but can not rotate
-condyle-containing bone
-ex. metacarpals and phalanges

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condyle

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curved process that fits into a fossa on another bone for its articulation

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saddle joint
-formed when two bones have both concave and convex regions -shapes of bones will complement each other -allows wide range of motion -ex. only in thumb
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hinge joint
-convex surface of one bone fits into the concave surface of the second bone -allows only extension and flexion -ex. knee, elbow, and phalanges
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ball and socket joint
-one bone has a rounded end that fits into a concave cavity on another bone -provides widest range of motion -ex. hips and shoulders
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since diarthroses / synovial joints are freely moveable....
they must be stabilized so that they do not dislocate
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3 vfactors influenceing stability of diarthroses and synovial joints
1. shape of articular surfaces 2. number and position of ligaments 3. muscle tone
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stable articular surface
-large and match together -deep socket
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unstable articular surface
-mismatch of articular surfaces -shallow sockets
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stable positioning of ligaments
-capsules and ligaments of synovial joints unite the bones and prevent excessive or undesirable motion -the more ligaments a joint has the stronger
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unstable positioning of ligaments
-if stabilizing factors are inadequate, pressure can be placed on ligaments -if ligaments are only means of support
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stable muscle tone
-muscle tendons that cross the joint are the most stablitizing factor for most joints -tone of muscle determines how taut the tendon will be
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unstable muscle tone
-inappropriate muscle tone -shoulder, knee, and foot rely on muscle tone for stability
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atlantoaxial joint
atlas and axis
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glenohumeral
scapular (glenoid) and humerous
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scapulothroacic
scapula and ribs
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humeroulnar
humerous and ulna
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radioulnar
radius and ulna
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radiocarpal
radius and carpals
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1sr carpometacarpal
carpals and metacarpals
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metacarpalphalanx
metacarpals and phalanges
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acetabulofemoral joint
acetabulum femoral head
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tibiofemoral
tibia and femur
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talocrural
talus and tib and fib
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lumbar facet
-facet joints in each vertebra