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Functional
Range of motion
Synarthroses
immovable joints
Amphiarthroses
Slightly moveable joints
Diathroses
freely moving joints
Synarthrotic articulations are connected by..?
fibrous connective tissue

- No JOINT Cavity is present
Sutures
-Minimal Amount of fibrous tissue
- bind bones of Skull that allow growth In childhood and provide Protection in Adults
Gomphosis
holds teeth in Sockets
Synchondrosis
hyaline Cartilage that unites bones
Ampharthrotic joints
-bones are united by cartilage or collagen
-NO joint cavity is present
Symphyses
A. Fibrocartilage unites the bones
B. Example: Pubic Symphyses
C. Amphiarthrotic
SyndesmosiS
A. Connected by short ligament
B. Example: distal end of fibula and tibia
C. Amphiarthrotic
Diarthrotic joints
Synovial joints
-Fluid filled
- Elaborate lubricating that Minimize friction
Articular Cartilage
- Ends of bones are covered with
- Absorbs Compression
- Prevent friction at articulation
Joint cavity
Space that holds synovial fluid
Joint/Articular Capsule
encloses the joint Cavity
-2 layer capsule
* Fibrous layer
* synovial membrane
Fibrous layer
-outer layer
- made of dense regular connective tissue
Synovial membrane
-inner layer
loose connective tissue
synthesiZes and secretes Synovial fluid
Synovial Fluid
Filitrates blood
lubricant for cartilage
necessary for Cartilage health
Reinforcing ligaments
ligaments that Support the joint
Nerves And Vessels
Stretch
pain receptors
meniscus / Articular disc
-disc of fibrocartilage
- where bones have different Shaped ends
- when 2 Surfaces f-It poorly
Stability of joint is determined by what?
1. Articular surfaces
2. Number and Position Of ligaments
3. Muscle tone
Bursa
A. fibrous sac lined by a Synovial membrane
B. Occurs Where ligaments, muscle, Shin, bone, and tendons rub
Tendon sheath
A. Elongated bursa that wraps around the tendon
B. Occurs where tendon experience friction
Pronatioh
turning forearm SO palm faces posteriorly
supinatioh
turning forearm So palm is anterior
Dorsiflexion
lifting foot so top surface is closer to shin
Plantar flexion
pointing toes
Inversion
"rollout" towards lateral Side of foot
Eversion
"roll in" towards medial side of foot
Protraction
stick out mandible like an under bite
Retraction
Stick out mandible line an Overbite
Elevation
to close mouth mandible up
Depression
to open mouth mandible down .
Opposition
Precise movement of thumb against other fingers
sprains
-Stretched or torn ligaments
-slow repair
- immobilize
Dislocation
-Bones Out of alignment