synovial, cartilaginous, fibrous joints

Question 1

synovial plane joint

Answer 1

only allows gliding movement

Question 2

synovial pivot

Answer 2

pivot joint is a synovial joint in which the ends of two bones connect

Question 3

synovial ellipsoid

Answer 3

biaxial: flexion, extension, adduction, & abduction

Question 4

synovial saddle

Answer 4

found in the thumb, the thorax, the middle ear, & the heel

Question 5

synovial ball & socket

Answer 5

multiaxial: flexion/extension, adduction/abduction, & rotation (shoulder, hip joint)

Question 6

synovial hinge

Answer 6

uniaxial: flexion & extension (elbow)

Question 7

cartilaginous joint

Answer 7

bones connected by a pad of fibrocartilage

Question 8

fibrous suture

Answer 8

joints between skull bones

Question 9

skull joints

Answer 9

articulating bones: cranial & facial bones
class type: fibrous; suture
synarthrosis (no movement)

Question 10

intervertebral joints

Answer 10

articulating bones: between adjacent vertebral bodies
class/type: cartilaginous, symphysis
amphiarthrosis

Question 11

shoulder joint

Answer 11

articulating bones: scapula & humerus
class/type: synovial, ball & socket
diarthrosis

Question 12

elbow joint

Answer 12

articulation of humerus, radius & ulna
synovial, hinge
diarthrosis

Question 13

proximal radioulnar joint

Answer 13

articulates with radius & ulna
synovial, pivot
diarthrosis

Question 14

wrist joint

Answer 14

radius & proximal carpals
synovial; ellipsoid
diarthrosis

Question 15

intercarpal joints

Answer 15

adjacent carpals
synovial; plane
diarthrosis; gliding

Question 16

carpometacarpal joint

Answer 16

carpals & metacarpals
synovial, saddle
diarthrosis

Question 17

interphalangeal joints (finger)

Answer 17

adjacent phalanges
synovial hinge
diarthrosis

Question 18

pubic symphysis

Answer 18

pubic bones
cartilaginous, symphysis
amphiarthrosis

Question 19

hip joint

Answer 19

hip bone & femur
synovial, ball & socket
diarthrosis