joints Flashcards

(39 cards)

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what are the 2 functions of joints

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  1. gives skeleton mobility
  2. holds skeleton together
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what are the 2 classifications of joints

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  1. structural
  2. functional
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what are the 3 types of structural joint (material)

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  1. fibrous
  2. cartilaginous
  3. synovial
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what are the 3 types of functional joints (motion)

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  1. synarthrodial
  2. amphiarthrodial
  3. diathrodial
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5
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fibrous joints are….

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immoveable

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6
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cartilaginous joints are…

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slightly moveable

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7
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what are joints held together by?

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-ligaments (dense regular connective tissue)

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what are synovial joints

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fluid-filled, synovial membrane lined joint cavity

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9
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what does synarthodial mean

A

immoveable
-fibrous joints

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10
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what does amphiathrodial mean

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slightly moveable
-ligament. cartilage joints

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11
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what does diathrodial mean

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freely moveable

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12
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what are the 6 types of diathrodial joints

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  1. gliding
  2. hinge
  3. pivot
  4. condyloid
  5. ball and socket
  6. saddle
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13
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example of gliding joint

A

carpals and tarsals

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14
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example of hinge joint

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elbow, knee, ankle

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15
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example of pivot joint

A

proximal radial head with the ulna

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16
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example of condyloid joint

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radius and carpals (wrist)

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example of ball and socket joint

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hip and shoulder

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example of saddle joint

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found only at thumb

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Body Movements
flexion

A

bending of the head or vertebral column

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Body Movements
extension

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posterior movement
motion toward the back of the body

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Body Movement
abduction

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moving hand or limb away (laterally) from body

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Body Movement
Adduction

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bring the limb or hand toward the body

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Body Movement
Circumduction

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Circular movement

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Body Movement
rotation

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twisting of head or body

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Body Movement Medial rotation
turning limb toward the midline
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Body Movement Lateral rotation
turning limb away from midline
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Body Movement Supination
turn the hand to the palm forward position
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Body Movement Pronation
turns the palm in the downward position
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Body Movement Dorsiflexion
moves the top of the foot toward the leg
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Body Movement Plantar flexion
lifts heel and points toes
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Body Movement Eversion
Moves the bottom of foot away from midline
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Inversion
faces the sole toward the midline
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Body Movement Protraction
pushes the chin forward
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Body Movement Retraction
pulls the chin back
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Body Movement Depression
opens the mouth
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Body Movement Elevation
closes the mouth
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Body Movement Opposition
brings the tip of thumb to the fingers of the same hand
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how are joints named
the 2 adjacent bones Bone 1+ o+ bone 2
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3 ways joints are named
superior to inferior anterior to posterior lateral to medial