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What kind of joints are in the Skull?

fibrous joints, don't move much, between closely connected bones

What kind of joints are in the Knee?

hinge/synovial joint, synovial allows free movement

What kind of joints are in the Spine?

cartilaginous joints, hyaline cartilage

What types of joints are synovial?

saddle, hinge, Ball-n-socket, gliding, condyloid, pivot

Where would a ball-n-socket joint be located?

Hip or shoulder

Where would a saddle joint be located?

thumb

Where would a pivot joint be located?

forearm

Where would a condyloid joint be located?

base of skull or knuckles

Where would a hinge joint be located?

knee or elbow

Where would a gliding joint be located?

wrist

Eversion

walking on inside of foot, feet turn out

Inversion

walking on outside of foot, feet turn in

Retraction

moving a part backward,


ex) head in, creating double chin

Protraction

moving a part forward,


ex) head out, long neck

Dorsiflexion

feet closer to shin, walking on heels

Plantar flexion

pointing toes downward

Flexion

bending so angle decreases


ex) wrist to shoulder

Extension

straightening so angle increases

Hyperextension

abnormal extension beyond the normal ROM


ex) double jointed

Abduction

movement away from midline


ex) arm away from body

Adduction

movement towards midline


ex) arm down by body

Rotation

movement around an axis

Circumduction

moving a part so the end moves in a circle

Pronation

palms down, facing posterior

Supination

palm up, facing anterior

Elevation

raising a part


ex) raising your arms/hands

Depression

lowering a part


ex) lowering hands