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31 Cards in this Set

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what are the three types of joints classified by function?
synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis, diarthrosis
what is the name for an immovable joint and one example
synarthrosis
suture
what is the name for a slightly movable joint and one example
amphiarthrosis
distal tibiofibular
what is the name for a freely movable joint and what does it have?
diarthrosis
joint capsule
what are the three types of joints classified by structure?
fibrous, cartilagenous, synovial
what are the three types of fibrous joints
suture, syndesmosis, gomphosis
term for progressively ossified suture
synostosis
syndesmosis is found where?
only in antebrachium and leg(adjacent bones held together by collagen fibers or interosseous ligament)
what type of joint is a tooth in socket?
gomphosis
what holds tooth and alveolus together?
periodontal ligament
two types of cartilagenous joints
symphysis, synchondrosis
4 types of movements at synovial joints
gliding, angular, circular, special
examples of angular movements of synovial joints
flexion(scrunching), extension, abduction, and adduction
two types of circular movements of synovial joints
rotation(turn bone around its own axis e.g. pronationa and supination)
circumduction - circular, cone-like motion
turn sole inwards
inversion
turn sole outward
eversion
jaw forward
protraction
jaw backward
retraction
lift part of body such as jaw or shoulder
elevation
lower part of body
depression
term for special movement of the thumb
opposition
extension beyond anatomical position
hyperextension
6 kinds of synovial joints
gliding, hinge, pivot, condyloid, saddle, ball and socket
first class lever is like a
see-saw
second class lever is like a
wheel barrow
class of lever that favors speed
example?
3rd
biceps brachii
what secretes synovial fluid?
synovial membrane
a muscle fiber's membrane
sarcolemma
a muscle fiber's cytoplasm
sarcoplasm
connects sarcolemma with sarcoplasmic reticulum
T tubules
a pair of terminal cisternae plus T-tubule
triad