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Synarthrosis
connect bony components using fibrous & cartilaginous CT
Synarthrosis, Fibrous types
cranial sutures, gomphoses (teeth), syndesmosis (interosseous membranes)
Synarthrtosis- Cartilaginous types
Pubic symphysis, IVDs , areas of bone growth (synchondrosis)
Diarthrosis
connect bony surfaces indirectly by means of a joint capsule (aka synovial joint)
what are the 5 features to a diarthrosis (synovial joint)?
1. joint capsule (2 layers)
2. joint cavity
3. inner lining of synovial tissue
4. synovial fluid
5. hyaline cartilage on joint surfaces
Synovial Joint subcategories

Uniaxial
motion occurs in one plane around single axis of rotation

ie. hinge joint- fingers
pivot joint- median atlantoaxial
Synovial joint subcategories-

Biaxial
motion occurs in 2 planes around 2 axis of rotation (2 degrees of freedom)
Condyloid joints have?
1 concave and 1 convex surface that slide over eachother in 2 directions

ie. MCPs , occipital condyles
Saddle joints have?
each joint surface is both concave and in one plane and convex in another
ie. CMP joint of the thumb
Triaxial (multiaxial)
motion is in three planes and around 3 axis of rotation (3 degrees of freedom)
Plane joints permit?
gliding in several directions
ie. carpal & tarsal bone joints
Ball and socket joints allow?
F/E Abd/Add, rotation & combos of all
ie. GH joint
Active ROM
amount of motion allowed by active voluntary movement by skeletal muscle contraction
Passive ROM
amount of motion allowed by passively moving a joint past its active ROM (involuntary movement)
End-Feel
Springiness- allowed by the soft tissues at the end of Passive ROM
Normal ROM is also refered to as?
Anatomic ROM or physiological ROM
Determining factors of Normal ROM include??
1. joint shape
2. joint capsule/ligaments
3. muscle/tendon
4. surrounding tendon
Arhtrokinematics is?
the motion of one joint surface relative to one adjacent
three main motions of arthrokinematics
Roll- like a tire on a road
slide- one surface glides over another
spin- rotation of one surface over another; purely rotatory
Closed pack position
joint surfaces are maximally congruent (in contact) & ligaments & capsules are maxiamlly taut
Loose packed position
joint surface are free to move relative to eachother; maximum amount of joint play