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synarthroses
immovable joints; mostly fibrous joints, some cartilagionous joints
amphiarthroses
slightly movable joints; mostly cartilaginous joints, few fibrous joints
diarthroses
freely movable joints; synovial joints
joints (articulations)
hold bones together and allow skeleton some flexibility
fibrous joints
-Dense fibrous CT
-No joint cavity
-Collagen fibers hold bones together
-Synarthroses (most) - Amphiarthroses (some)
-Main types: sutures and syndesmoses
-Minor type: gomphosis
syndesmoses
bones do not interlock, they are connected by short ligaments of DCT. Ex: fibula and tibia
sutures
irregular edges of bones interlock with short CT. Ex: skull sutures
gomphosis
tooth is connected to bony socket
cartilaginous joints
-Hyaline or fibrocartilage
-No joint cavity
-Amphiarthroses (most)
-Main Types: synchondroses and symphysis
synovial joints
-Most abundant in body
-Dense fibrous CT
-Joint cavities with synovial fluid
-Diarthroses- some in one plane, others in multiple directions
-Articular cartilage, articular capsule, synovial membrane, fibrous capsule
articular capsule
sleeve of connective tissue creating a joint cavity. Inner layer is synovial membrane, outer layer is fibrous capsule.
synovial membrane
inner layer of articular capsule made of smooth CT. Produces synovial fluid for lubrication, which reduces friction
fibrous capsule
outer layer of articular capsule made of dense irregular CT
articular cartilage
covers the surfaces at each end of the bone where the joint forms
bursae
fluid-filled sacs that reduce friction where tendons cross bone
knee joint
-unstable joint
-hinge joint
shoulder joint
-ball and socket joint
-most freely movable joint in the body
hip joint
-ball and socket joint
-very strong and stable but limits movement