what are the 2 functions of joints
what are the 2 classifications of joints
what are the 3 types of structural joint (material)
what are the 3 types of functional joints (motion)
fibrous joints are….
immoveable
cartilaginous joints are…
slightly moveable
what are joints held together by?
-ligaments (dense regular connective tissue)
what are synovial joints
fluid-filled, synovial membrane lined joint cavity
what does synarthodial mean
immoveable
-fibrous joints
what does amphiathrodial mean
slightly moveable
-ligament. cartilage joints
what does diathrodial mean
freely moveable
what are the 6 types of diathrodial joints
example of gliding joint
carpals and tarsals
example of hinge joint
elbow, knee, ankle
example of pivot joint
proximal radial head with the ulna
example of condyloid joint
radius and carpals (wrist)
example of ball and socket joint
hip and shoulder
example of saddle joint
found only at thumb
Body Movements
flexion
bending of the head or vertebral column
Body Movements
extension
posterior movement
motion toward the back of the body
Body Movement
abduction
moving hand or limb away (laterally) from body
Body Movement
Adduction
bring the limb or hand toward the body
Body Movement
Circumduction
Circular movement
Body Movement
rotation
twisting of head or body