quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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what is the study of joints called

A

arthrology

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2
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what is osteokinematics

A

movement of body parts

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3
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what is arthrokinematics

A

movements that occur inside the joint

roll, spin, glide

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4
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what 3 things are joints classified by

A

structure
function
biomechanical properties

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5
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name the 3 structural joints

A

fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

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6
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name the 3 functional joint types

A

diarthrosis
synarthrosis
amphiarthrosis

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7
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what are the 3 biomechanical properties

A

simple joint
complex joint
compound joint

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8
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3 types of fibrous joints

A

interosseous membrane
syndesmosis
sutures

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9
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where are the only two interosseus membranes in the body

A

between radius and ulna
between tibia and fibula

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10
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3 types of cartilaginous joints

A

synchondrosis
symphysis
epiphyseal cartilage

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11
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name 5 functions of synovial fluid

A

reduce friction
shock absorber
lubricates cavity
supplies oxygen and nutrients
takes away CO2

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12
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what does the labrum do

A

deepen the socket and increase surface area

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13
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what do tendon sheaths do and what is an example of one

A

reduce friction at joints

transverse humeral ligament over biceps

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14
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name the 6 synovial joints

A

ball and socket
hinge (ginglymus)
pivot
saddle
condyloid
plane

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15
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examples of plane joints

A

AC and sternoclavicular

can be biaxial or triaxial

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16
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Examples of pivot joint

A

atlantoaxial joint
radioulnar

17
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example of condyloid

A

radiocarpal

18
Q

list 3 factors affecting contact in a synovial joint

A
  1. structure or shape of articulating bones
  2. contact of soft parts
  3. strength/tension of ligaments around joint
19
Q

what are the 3 ways a joint surfaces move on one another

A

roll
spin
glide/slide

20
Q

name the 4 main types of movement

A

gliding
angular movements
rotation
special movements

21
Q

name special movements (7)

A

opposition
dorsiflexion, plantarflexion
radial dev/ ulnar dev
protraction/retraction
supination/pronation
elevation/depression
inversion/eversion

22
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what is an angular motion

A

movements that change the angle between the two articulating bones

23
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examples of angular motion

A

flexion/extension
lateral flexion
hyperextension
abduction/adduction
circumduction

24
Q

what is ROM

A

measurement of the amount of movement around a specific joint

25
Q

2 ways to measure ROM

A

passive and active

26
Q

closed packed posiyion

A

where joints have max area of contact w each other

joint stability = greatest

injury = fracture, dislocation

27
Q

close packed =

A

maximum congruency
minimum mobility
maximum stability

28
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what is the result of a total joint reaction

A

capsular pattern of restriction

29
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the capsular pattern of restriction names the most restricted range to the

A

least restricted range

30
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what is a capsular pattern of restriction

A

predictable pattern of movement restriction that occurs in a synovial joint

31
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GH capsular pattern of restriction

A

lat rotation
abduction
med rotation

32
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what is kinesthesia

A

perception of body movements

33
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3 types of proprioceptors

A

muscle spindles
golgi tendon organs
joint kinesthetic receptors

34
Q

muscle spindles detect what

A

length /stretch of muscle

35
Q

what does GTO sense

A

tension

36
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what do joint kinesthetic receptors monitor

A

stretch in a synovial joint and send info to brain for a response

37
Q

define sprain

A

overstretching or tearing of a ligament

38
Q

dislocation

A

abnormal separation of a joint

39
Q

effects of aging on joints

A

decreased synovial fluid
decreased joint space
cartilage becomes thinner
ligaments shorten
muscles weaken