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1
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what are the 3 main classes of joints

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fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

2
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what is the main way of classifying joints

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using a structural (anatomical) to classify based on major CT type and if there is a joint capsule

3
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what is another way of classifying joints and what are the classifications?

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could use functional classification based on degree of movement:
synarthosis (non-movable)
amphiarthroses (slightly moveable)
diathroses (fully moveable)

4
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describe a fibrous joint

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no joint capsule

little mvmt

5
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what type of joints are sutural joint?

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seams btwn bones (as in the interdigitated sutures of the skull)

6
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what is the composition of a suture?

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periosteium continuous with bone plus dense, regular collagenous connective tissue
this makes up the sutural ligament

7
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define synostosis

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two bones grow together across a joint to form a single bone

8
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give an example of synostosis

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frontal bone has a frontal suture in a neonate, but becomes one bone shortly thereafter

9
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what are the 3 types of fibrous joints?

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suture
syndesmoses
gomphoses

10
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define syndesmosis

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a type of fibrous joint in which the bones are further apart than in a suture
limited amount of mvt

11
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what joins the bones in a syndesmosis?

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ligament

12
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what is an example of a syndesmosis?

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radioulnar and tibiofibular syndesmosis

13
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define gomphoses

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a type of fibrous joint in which pegs fit into sockets

little to no movement

14
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what holds the pegs in the sockets of a gomphoses

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bundles of regular collagenous CT

15
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what is an example of gomphoses?

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root of tooth with the alveolar socket of madible and maxilla (periodontal ligament)

16
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define cartilagenous joints

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joints joined by hyaline OR fibrocartilage

17
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what are the 2 types of cartilagenous joints?

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synchondroses

symphases

18
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what is the difference btwn synchondroses and symphases?

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synchondrosis, joined by hyaline cartilage

sympahsis joined by fibrocartilage

19
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define synchondroses

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a type of cartilagenous joint joined by hyaline cartilage with little or no mvmt

20
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what is an example of a synchondrosis?

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epiphyseal plates

sternocostal joint

21
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define symphasis

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a type of cartilagenous joint jointed by fibrocartilage

with slight movement

22
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give an example of symphasis

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sympasis pubis, mental syphasis, intervertebral discs, sternal angle (manubrium to sternum)

23
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Define synovial joint?

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they have a joint capsule with fluid that gives increased mobility

24
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what are the parts of a synovial joint?

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articular cartilage (on bone ends)
articular disc (sometimes)
meniscus (fibrocartilage pad)
joint cavity
     fibrous outer capsule
     inner synovial membrane
bursa (fluid filled extension of the synovial membrane, sometimes)
25
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draw a synovial joint

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do it

26
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what does the articular cartilage do in a synovial joint?

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provides a smooth surface where the bones meet

27
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define articular disc in a synovial joint?

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btwn articular cartilages
fibrocartilage pad
circumference attached to the fibrous joint capsule

28
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define meniscus

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fibrocartilage pad
found in knee and wrist
like an articular disc, but with hole in center
circumference attached to the fibrous joint capsule

29
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define joint cavity of synovial joint

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fibrous outer capsule
inner synovial membrane
filled with synovial fluid

30
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define bursa

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fluid filled pocket or sac extension of the synovial membrane
proved a cushion between structures

31
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define tendon sheath

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a bursa that extends quite a bit away from the joint along a tendon