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Joints:
Structural classification: 1. 2. 3. |
Fibrous- immovalbe or slightly movable
cartilagenous- " " synovial- freely movable |
1.F
2.C 3.S |
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Fibrous Joints:
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connected by fibrous connective tissue with no joint cavity
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Sutures of fibrous joints:
I.Found where? II.Connects what? III.long or short? IV.what is synostoses? |
I.in joints of skull only till middle age
II. zig zag bones edges by connective tissue fibers that are continuous w/ periosteum. III. Short IV. completely immovable bony junctions-not joints anymore. |
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Syndesmoses
A. connected by... B. what does length indicate? C. examples: |
A. bands of connective tissue (ligaments)
B. dictates if any movement allowed. C. Tibiofibular (short, barely moveable), Interosseous membrane between radius and ulna(broad ligament with long fibers, allows pronation) |
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Gomphoses
what are they? (this is easy!) |
Teeth!!! nail in soket with short fiberous connections (periodontal ligament)
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gliding
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one flat surface slips over another.
ex: intercarpal and intertarsal joints, intervertebral joints. |
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Angular movements
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changing angle of one bone relative to another in one plane
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Flexion/Extension
Hyper means? |
decrease/increase angle in sagittal plane
hyper means beyond natural position |
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dorsiflexion/ plantar flexion
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for feet only
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abduction/ adduction
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away from/ toward the midline in frontal plane
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inversion/eversion
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for feet only- sole turns medially/laterally at ankle
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circumduction
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hips and shoulders primarily
makes cone w/ a limb (distal end draws circle. ) |
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Rotation
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turning a bone on its long axis.
ex: atlas on axis, hips, shoulders |
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supination/pronation
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uncrossing/crossing radius from over ulna/
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protraction/ retraction
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mandible only- anterior & posterior movement in horizontal plane
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elevation/ depression
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superior and inferior movements in sagittal plane
ex: shrugging shoulders and chewing |
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opposition
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only carpometacarpal joint of thumb (due to saddle joint) allows thumb to contact each finger tip
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Plane joints
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flat articular surfaces that glide on one another only
ex: intervertebrals, intercarpals, intertarsals |
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hinge joints
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a cylinder-shaped process fits in a wrench-shaped holder; allows flexion/extension only
ex: elbow, interphalangeal joints |
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pivot joints
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rounded head of a bone fits in a sleeve of bone and/or ligaments that allows it to rotate only
ex: atlas on dens, proximal radioulnar joint. |
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