test 2 ch 9 Flashcards
function-synarthrosis
no movement
function- amphiarthrosis
slight movement
function- diarthrosis
free movement
joint structure
bony, fibrous, cartiligenous, synovial
suture
synarthrotic joint interlocked by dense fibrous connective tissue *skull
gomphosis
synarthrotic fibrous connection that binds teeth to sockets
synchondrosis
synarthrotic rigid cartiliginous bridge between 2 bones
*epiphyseal cartilage of long bones and between vertebrosternal ribs and sternum
synostosis
synarthrotic immovable fused bones
*epiphyseal lines
syndesmosis
amphiarthrotic bones connected by ligaments
*distal art. b/t tibia and fibula
symphysis
amphiarthrotic bones seperated by fibrocartilage
*art. b/t 2 pubic bones
synovial
diarthrosis- moveable joints w/n articular capsules and lined w synovial membrane
articular cartilage
pad art. surfaces to prevent bones touching
synovial fluid function
lubrication, nutrient dist., shock absorption
sprain
ligament with torn collagen fibers
bursae
pouch of synovial fluid that cushions where tendons or ligament rub
dislocation
luxation
*subluxation- partial dislocation
dynamic motion types-3
linear (glide), angular, rotation
3 planes of dynamic motion
monaxial, biaxial, triaxial
gliding
2 surfaces slide past each other
*carpal and tarsal bones
flexion
angular movement in anterior-posterior plane that Reduces angle
extension
angular movement that increases angle
hyperextension
past anatomical position
abduction
moves away from long axis
adduction
moves toward long axis
circumduction
circular motion w/out rotation
pronation
rotates forearm- radius over ulna
supination
forearm in anatomical position
inversion
sole of foot medially
eversion
twist sole of foot laterally
dorsiflexion
lift toes
plantar flexion
point toe
opposition
thumb grasp
reposition
ungrasp thumb
protraction
push forward
retration
pull back
lateral flexion
head side to side
gliding joint
monaxial, *vertebrocostal
hinge joint
monaxial *elbow, knee
pivot joint
monaxial, rotation only *radio-ulnar joint
condylar (ellipsoid) joint
biaxial *radiocarpal
saddle joint
biaxial *metacarpals
ball and socket
triaxial *shoulder and hip
intervertebral discs
anulus fibrosus- outer layer
nucleus pulposus- gelatinour core that absorbs shocks
slipped disc
buldge in annulus fibrosus that invades vertebral canal
herniated disc
nucleus pulposus breaks through annulus fibrosus and presses on spinal cord or nerves
- anterior longitudinal ligament- vertebrae
- posterior longitudinal ligament
- ligamentum flavum
- connects anterior bodies
- connects posterior codies
- connects laminae
- interspinous ligament
- supraspinous ligament
- ligament nuchae
- connects spinous processes
- connects tips of spinous processes C7-sacrum
- connects tips of spinous processes C7-skull
glenohumeral joint
shoulder joint
rheumatism
pain and stiffness of skeletal and muscular systems
arthritis
all forms of rheumatism that damage articular cartilages of synovial joints
osteoarthritis
caused by wear and tear