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iabrum
ring of fibrocarilage that extends the ring of the glenoid cavity and makes it deeper and more stable.
corahumoral and transverse humoral
involed in stabilising the shoulder joint
biceps tendon
tendon involved in stabilising the shoulder joint
rotator cuff
4 muscles come from different directions to stabilise the shoulder joint.
iliofemoral ligament
ligament that supports the hip joint and extends from the ilio region of the coxal
ishiofemoral ligament
ligament that supports the hip joint and extends from the ishio region of the coxal
pubofemoral
ligament that supports the hip joint and extends from the ilio pubis region of the coxal
anterior crucial ligament
intracapsular ligament that crosses over the back of the knee and acts as support. prevents forward sliding
posterior crucial ligament
intracapsular ligament that crosses over the back of the knee and acts as support. prevents backwards displacement.
tibial collateral ligament
ligament that runs down the tibial side of the knee and revents too much rotation
fibular collateral ligament
ligament that runs down the fibular side of the knee and revents too much rotation
menisci
two pads (lateral and medial) that absorb shock and prevent the knee rocking
osteoarthritis
results from years of joint wear. articular cartilage degenerates. bone spurs develop
rheumatoid arthritis
autoimmune attack on synovial joint membrane. causes degeneration. joint capsule infiltrated by fibrous tissue.
synarthrosis
immovable joint
ampiarthrosis
slightly moveable joint
diarthrosis
fully moveable joint
anulus fibrosus
the outer lining of fibrocartilage
nucleus pulposus
gelatinous core
synovial membrane
located in the synovial joint. releases synovial fluid which lubricates the joint
gliding (plane) joint
uniaxial
found in short/flat bones
found between the carpels in the wrist
hinge joints
uniaxial
a cylinder of one joint fits into a trough of another
e.g. elbow (ulna-humerous) between the phalanges, knee etc
pivot joint
uniaxial
the rounded end of one gets wrapped around by another one.
can do supination and pronation
e.g. ulna, radial joint
condyloid joint
biaxial
an oval protrusion fits into a complimentary shape
allows flex, ext, abd, add, circumduction
e.g. between metacarpels and phalanges
saddle joint
biaxial
a concave and a convex part in each joint
e.g. carple and metacarple in thumb
ball and socket
multiaxial
shoulder/hip