Appendicular Skeleton Important Stuff Flashcards

(35 cards)

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trick to remember carpals

A

to trick captain hook pan tried learning spanish

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3
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singular of phalanges

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phalanx

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4
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the hip bone is called the

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os coxa

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5
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three bones that make up the os coxa

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ilium, ischium, pubis

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6
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trick to remember tarsals

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cute timmy never could cooperate

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Three structural classifications of joints

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fibrous, synovial, cartilaginous

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three fibrous joints

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suture, gomphosis, syndesmosis

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9
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six synovial joints

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hinge, gliding, pivot, ellipsoidal, saddle, ball and socket

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10
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a cartilaginous joint

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symphysis

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joint with a fibrous connection plus extensive interlocking and no movement

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suture

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fibrous joint with connections plus insertion in alveolar process and no movement

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gomphosis

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fibrous joint with ligamentous connection and can move a little

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syndesmosis

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cartilaginous joint with little movement and connection by a pad of fibrous cartilage

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symphysis

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permits movement in one plane

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monoaxial

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permits movement in two planes

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biaxial

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permits movement in three planes

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example is between the bones of the skull

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fibrous suture

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example is periodontal ligaments between the teeth and jaws

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fibrous gomphosis

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example is between the tibia and fibula

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fibrous syndesmosis

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example is between right and left hip bones of pelvis; between adjacent vertebral bodies

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cartilaginous symphysis

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example is elbow and ankle

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synovial monoaxial

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example is ribs and wrist

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example is shoulder and hip

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means no movement

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means little movement
amphiarthrosis
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means free movement
diarthrosis
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the temporomandibular joint is a blank and is formed by the blank and blank
hinge, condylar process, mandibular fossa
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the glenohumeral joint is a blank joint and is formed between the blank and blank
ball and socket, head of humerus, glenoid cavity of scapula
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the distal radioulnar joint is a blank and is formed by blank and blank
pivot, ulnar notch of radius, head of ulna
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the atlanto-occipital joint is a blank joint and is formed by blank and blank
condylar diarthrosis, superior articular facets of atlas, condyles of occipital
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the atlanto-axial joint is a blank joint formed by blank and blank
pivot, articular facet for dens, dens of axis
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the sacro-iliac joint is a blank joint formed by blank and blank
planar, auricular surface of ilium, articulating facets of sacrum
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talocrural joint is a blank joint and is formed by articulations of the blank, blank, and blank
hinge, tibia, fibula, talus
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acromioclavicular joint is a blank joint and is formed by the blank and blank
planar, facet of acromial end of the clavicle, acromion
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the proximal radioulnar joint is a blank and is formed by blank and blank
pivot, radial notch of ulna, head of radius