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L10 - Articulation Principles Flashcards

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what is an articulation? aka

how can they be classified – what are the two types of classification and what are the subdivisions of each

what can they be described as – i e types

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what is

amphiarthrosis
diarthrosis
synarthrosis

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fibrous joints

what is the features of it, structure wise
how sit held together
what is the movement like

what are the types of fibrous joint

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what are

suture
syndesmosis
intersosseous membrane

type of joint??

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Suture joints

what type of joint
what are they like - what where are they, properties
how can they change over time

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Syndesmosis

what type of joint
how does this differ to the other joints of this type
how is the connective tissue arranged
movement?

examples?

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interosseous membranes

what type of joint
what is the connective tissue like
where is it found
movement?
examples?
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cartilaginous joints

what are its properties
how is it held together
movement?
what are the types of cartilaginous joint?? how do they differ

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synchrondosis

what type of joint
what s the connective tissue?
moevemnt?
example?
how can this joint change with time?
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symphysis

what type of joint
what is the connective tissue
how are the bones in this joint fit together
movement?
where does this occur? examples
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synovial joints

what is the general structure of it
movement?
what type of stuff is in it

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synovial joint – articular cartilage

where is it in the joint
what is a unique property of it
what is it composed of?
how does its structure help its function!!!!

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synovial joint - articular capsule

where is it in the joint
what is the overall structure – also how does its sructure help with its function

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synovial joint – synovial fluid

what is it secreted by -- structure 
what is the properties of the fluid -- what is rich in and what cells secrete it
what does it do and how
what properties does it allow for
what other things can it do
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accessory ligaments of the synovial joints

what are the types of ligaments, where are they and give examples

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synovial joint accessory articular discs

what are they where are they

aka?

what is their function and what do they do

give ecamples

clinical?

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synovial joint structure –nerve and blood supply

how does it happen

what does the nerves do

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synovial joint structure – bursae and tendon sheaths

what are these tructures and what do they do

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what are the fluid filled sacs within a synovial joint? what does it do

what are the membranes that wrap around tendons?

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20
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give examples of types of movement from synovial joints

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PLANAR synovial joints

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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hinge joints (synovial)

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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PIVOT synovial joint

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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CONDYLOID synovial joints

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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SADDLE synovial joint

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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BALL AND SOCKET synovial joints

what are they like what movement does it permit
examples

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glenohumeral joint

what is it where, type
properties
what is it stabilised by?
strength from? what do they do

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acromioclavicular joint

what type of joint
where is it
sabilised by?
what does it allow movement for

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sternoclavicular joint

what type
where is it what fits where
what is it reinforced by
why type of movement does it allow for

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30
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WHAT TYPE OF JOINT

anterior tibiofibular ligament between tibia and fibula

the interosseous membrane between^^

epiphyseal plate

left and R sides of frontal bone

manubrium and sternum junction

pubic symphysis

gomphosis

intervertebral discs

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31
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SYNOVIAL JOINT STRUCTURES:

anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments of knee

fibular and tibial collateral ligements of the knee

miniscus of the knee

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32
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what type movement??

radioulnar joints

intercapral joints

knee joints

atlanto-axial joint

shoulder joint

elbow joints

hip joint

wrist joint

intertarsal joints

metacarpophalangeal

carpometacarpal joint

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204 [2] Musculoskeletal System (25 decks)

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