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17 Cards in this Set
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Humeroscapular Joint
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more freely moving joint in body
supported by ligaments and tendons |
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names of ligaments in humeroscapular joint
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glenohumeral, coracohumeral, transverse humeral and bicep tendon are important joint stabilizers
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Rotator cuff
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series of tendons forming posteror wall for glenoid fossa
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4 bursae associated with shoulder joint
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supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subcapulans
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Elbow Joint
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Single joint capsule enclosing the humeroulnar and jumeroradial joint
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humerulnar support
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collateral ligaments
(Radial and Ulnar) |
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radioulnar joint held in place by
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anular ligament encircling the head
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Coxal (Hip) Joint
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Head of femur sits in accetabulum
socket deepend by acetabular labrum |
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Acetabular labrum
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fibrocartilage at end of accetabulum
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Knee Joints
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Most complex Diathorosis
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patellarfemoral
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gliding joint
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tibiofemoral
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gliding with slight rotation, and gliding possible in flexed rotation
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Reason for Patella
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Mechanical Advantage
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Knee Info
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Joint casule anteriorly consists of patella and extensions of quadroceps femoris tendon.
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strong capsule
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stengthened by extracapsural and intracapsural ligaments.
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Cruciate Ligaments
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the anterior and posterior ligaments limit anterior and posterior sliding movements
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fibular and tibial collateral ligaments
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prevent rotation of extended knee
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