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name the 3 funtional classifications of joints
synarthroses-immoveable
amphiarthoroses-slightly movable
darthroses-freely movable
3 structual classification of joints
fibrous
cartilagilous
synovial
syndesmoses
fibrous joint united by ligament, slightly movable
gomphosis
ligament holds cone shaped peg in bony socket, immoveable
cartialgilous
lacks synovial cavity, allow little or no movement
synchondroses
connecting material is hyaline cartilage, immovable
synarthroses
epiphyseal plate or joints between
symphysis
fibrocartilage is connecting material, slightly moveable
amphiarthroses
intervetral discs and pubic symphysis
synovial joints
seperates articulating bones, freely moveable articular cartilage, reduces friction, absorbs shock, articular capsule
assessory ligament
extracapsular ligaments-outside joint
intracapsular ligament-within capsule
articular discs of menisici
attached around edges to capsule, allows 2 bones of different shape to fit tightly, increase stability of knee, torn cartilage
bursitis
chronic inflammation
types of synovial joint (2)
planar-side to side movement only
hinge joint- like door hinge
example of planar joint
intercarpal or intertarsal joint, ternoclavicular joint, vertebrocostal joint
example of hinge jointq
knee, elbow, ankle, interphalangeal joints
flexion
decreasing joint angle
extension
increasing joint angle
hyperextension
opening the joint beyond the anatomical position
pivot joint
round surface of the bone articulates with ring formed by second bone and ligament
condyloid joint
oval shaped projection fits into oval depression
ex of pivot joint
proxiaml radiovinar joint, plantoaxial joint
ex of condyloid joint
writs and metacarpal joints for digits 2 to 5
saddle joint
one bone saddle shaped, other bone fits as a person riding saddle
ex of saddle joint
trapizium of carpus
ball and socket joint
ball fitting into a cup like depression
ex of ball and socket joint
hip
rotation
bone revovles around own longitudanial axis, medial rotation is turning of anterior surface on toward the midline
circumduction
movement of distal end of body part in a circle- combo of flexion, extension, adduction, and abduction occurs
elevation
upward
depression
downward
protration
foward
retraction
backward
4 special movements of the mandible
elevation, depression, protraction, retraction
shoulder
head of humerous and glenoid cavity of scapula
ball and socket
elbow
troclear notch of ulna and troclea of humerous
hinge joint
pivot joint
head of radius and capitulum of humerous
supination and pronation
hip
head of femur and acetabulum of hip bone
ball and socket
all types of movement
knee (tibiofemoral)
between femur, tibia and patella
hinge joint between tibia and femur
gliding joint between patella and femur
flexion, extension and slight rotation
jaw (temporomandibular)
synovial joint, articular discs, glide above discs, hinge below disc
wrist ( radiocarpal)
anticular disc, condyloid type
ankle (talocrual)
tibia and fibula with talus
hinge joint
rheumatoid arthritis
autoimmune disorder, cartilage attacked, inflammation, swelling and pain
osteoarthritis
degenerative joint disease, aging wear and tear, nonimmflammatory, only cartilage is affected not synovial membrane
gout
urate crystals build up in joints