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Anatomy lecture- exam 2 (ch. 8) Flashcards

1
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where two bones meet

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joint

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  • fluid
  • cartilage
  • fibrous
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types of joint tissue

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3
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joints w/ no movement

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synarthrosis

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4
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  • suture
  • gomphosis
  • synchondrosis
    -synostosis
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synarthrosis

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joints w/ some movement

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amphiarthrosis

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  • syndesmosis
  • symphysis
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amphiarthrosis

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7
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free movement

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diarthrosis (synovial)

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synovial joint components

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  • accessory structures
  • blood vessels
  • nerves
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  • lubricates articular cartilage & reduces friction
  • nourishes chondrocytes of articular cartilages
  • acts as a shock absorber
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functions of synovial fluid

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whats labeled A

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fibrous joint capsule

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whats labeled B

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synovial membrane

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12
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whats labeled C

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articular cartilages

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13
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whats labeled D

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joint cavity containing synovial fluid

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14
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accessory structures of a knee joint

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  • bursa
  • fat pad
  • meniscus
  • ligaments
  • tendons
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15
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tiny pockets of synovial fluid (water balloon)

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Bursa
- labeled A

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16
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below patella for support

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fat pad
- labeled B

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17
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crescent shape of connective tissue that provides additional support

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meniscus
- labeled C

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18
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anterior-posterior axis

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frontal plane

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superior-inferior axis

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transverse plane

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lateral-medial axis

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sagittal plane

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21
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joints can be

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  • monaxial
  • biaxial
  • triaxial
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22
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  • monaxial
  • slight linear motion
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plane joint

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23
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  • monaxial
  • rotation
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pivot joint

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  • biaxial
  • angular motion
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saddle joint

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25
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  • monaxial
  • angular motion
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hinge joint

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  • biaxial
  • angular motion
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condylar joint

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27
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  • triaxial
  • angular motion, circumduction, rotation
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ball-and-socket joint

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28
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towards longitudinal axis

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adduction

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29
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away from longitudinal axis

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abduction

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30
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  • abduction
  • adduction
  • flexion
  • extension
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angular motion

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31
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what type of angular motion is in the frontal plane; lateral/medial

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abduction & adduction (plane)

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32
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  • decreases the angle between bones
  • “bends forward”
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flexion

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33
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  • increases angle between bones
  • “bends backward”
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extension

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34
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hyper extension/ flexion means

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beyond normal limits

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35
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what type of angular motion is in the anterior/ posterior plane

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flexion & extension (plane)

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36
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  • R/L head rotation
  • lateral (external) rotation
  • medial (internal) rotation
  • supination/ pronation
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types of rotation

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37
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turning outward; turning inward

a kind of special movement

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eversion/ inversion

38
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foot up; foot down

a kind of special movement

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dorsiflexion/ plantar flexion

39
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vertebral col. bends

a kind of special movement

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lateral flexion

40
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posterior/ anterior

a kind of special movement

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retraction/ protraction

41
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opposition/ reposition (back to normal)

a kind of special movement

A
42
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inferior/ superior

a kind of special movement

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depression/ elevation

43
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  • inversion/eversion
  • dorsiflexion/plantar flexion
  • lateral flexion
  • protraction/retraction
  • opposition/reposition
  • depression/elevation
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special movements

44
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  • 2 synovial cavities in same space
  • very loose
  • allows for chewing
  • plane & hinge
A

TMJ (temporomandibular joint)

45
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what is labeled A

A

lateral ligament

46
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what is labeled B

A

sphenomandibular ligament

47
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what is labeled C

A

stylomandibular ligament

48
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articular processes between vertebrae

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zygapophysial joints

49
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Intervertebral ligaments limiting flexion are ____

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  • ligamentum flavum
  • posterior longitudinal ligament
50
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Intervertebral ligament limiting extension are ____

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anterior longitudinal ligament

51
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Intervertebral ligaments limiting rotation & lateral flexion are ____

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  • interspinous ligament
  • supraspinous ligament
52
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  • vertebral endplate
  • anulus fibrosus
  • nucleus pulposus

these are all called what?

A

intervertebral Disc

53
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whats labeled A

A

vertebral endplate

54
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whats labeled B

A

anulus fibrosus

55
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whats labeled C

A

nucleus pulposus

56
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only joint for axial & upper appendicular
- two synovial cavities
- two plane joints

A

sternoclavicular joint

57
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  • ball & socket
  • greatest range of motion
  • triaxial
  • weakest joint & most motion
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glenohumeral joint

58
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whats labeled A & what bone does it connect

A

coraco-acromial ligament
- connects acromion & coracoid process together

59
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whats labeled B & what bones does it connect

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coracoclavicular ligaments
- connects clavicle & coracoid process together

60
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whats labeled C

A

glenohumeral ligaments

61
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whats labeled A

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subacromial bursa

62
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whats labeled B

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subcoracoid bursa

63
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whats labeled C

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subscapular bursa

64
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whats labeled D

A

glenohumeral ligaments

65
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whats labeled E

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glenoid labrum (covers edge of glenoid cavity)

66
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whats labeled A

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subdeltoid bursa

67
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whats labeled B

A

synovial membrane

68
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3 joints within one capsule
- 2 hinge joints: flexion/extension
- 1 pivot joint: proximal radio-ulnar

A

elbow joint

69
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  • humero-ulnar
  • humeroradial
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2 hinge joints of elbow

70
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  • strongest
  • trochlea & trochlear notch
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humero-ulnar joint

71
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  • more flexible
  • capitulum & head of radius
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humeroradial joint

72
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the proximal & distal radio-ulnar joints are ______ joints & allow for ______

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pivot; rotation

73
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head of radius & radial notch of ulna

A

proximal radio-ulnar joint

74
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annular & quadrate ligaments

A

stabilize proximal joint

75
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ulnar notch of radius & head of ulna
- always for supination/ pronation

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distal radio-ulnar joint

76
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radio-ulnar ligament & interosseous membrane

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stabilize distal joint

77
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radiocarpal joint & intercarpal joints

A

wrist joint

78
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  • intercarpal joints
  • carpometacarpal joint of little finger
A

plane joints of wrist

79
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carpometacarpal joint of the thumb
- flex/ ext; add/ abd; opposition; circum

A

saddle joint of wrist

80
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  • radiocarpal joint
  • flex/ ext; add/ abd; circumduction
A

condylar joint of wrist

81
Q

whats labeled A

A

radiocarpal joint

82
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whats labeled B

A

carpometacarpal joint of thumb

83
Q

whats labeled C

A

intercarpal joints

84
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whats labeled D

A

carpometacarpal joint of little finger

85
Q

ball-&-socket
- fat pad absorbs shock

A

femur joint

86
Q

whats labeled A

A

iliofemoral ligament

87
Q

whats labeled B

A

Ischiofemoral ligament

88
Q
  • works as a hinge joint
  • ligaments, menisci, tendons, bursa, & fat pad all stabilize this joint
A

knee joint

89
Q

knee ligaments prevent

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  • hyperextension or hyperflexion
  • extensive add/abd
90
Q

allow locking/unlocking of knee
- stand for long periods

A

cruciate ligaments

91
Q
  • shock absorbers
  • lateral stability
  • increase surface area of joint
  • changes shape to support articular surface
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medial & lateral menisci

92
Q

locks knee in extended position

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anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)

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