Articulations Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Ex of bony joint

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Metopic suture

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Bony joints

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Complete bone fusion

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Fibrous joint

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Held together by collagen fibers

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Cartilaginous

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Similar to hyaline, but contains water

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Synovial

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Has articulated capsule and fluid

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Synarthrosis

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Immovable joint

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Ex of synarthrosis

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Sutures
Gomphoses
Synchondroses
Synostoses

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Sutures

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Found in the skull

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Gomphoses

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Teeth articulate to jaw bones

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Synchondroses

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Epiphyseal plates, rib 1 to sternum

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Synostoses

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Metopic suture

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Ampiarthrosis

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Slightly moveable

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Syndesmoses

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Distal tib/fib

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Sympyses

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Pubic bones, between centra of vertebrae

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Ampiarthrosis examples

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Syndesmoses and symphyses

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Diarthrosis

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Highly moveable; weak joints

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What are the 6 Diarhrosis joints

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Gliding, hinge, pivot, ellipsodial, saddle, and ball and socket

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Ex of gliding joints

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Between articulate processes of vertebrae, intercarpal, intertarsal

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Ex of hinge joint

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Elbow, knee, interphalangeal

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Pivot joint

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Alanto-Axial, proximal radioulnar

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Ellipsodial joints

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Radiocarpal, metatarsalphalangeal, metacarpal phalanges

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Saddle examples

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Carpometacarpal

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Ball and socket

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Glenohumeral, coxal

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Articular capsule

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Has a synovial membrane and synovial fluid

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Synovial membrane
Connective tissue
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Synovial fluid
Cells of the membrane make this
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Accessory structures of synovial joint
1. Menisci and fat pads | 2. ligaments
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Meniscus
Fibrocartilage, channels fluid within the joint, like a sponge, shock absorber
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Fat pad
Fills space when bones move apart, insulated, prevents injury
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Intrinsic ligaments
Inside the capsule
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Extrinsic ligament
Outside of the capsule
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Sprain
Portion of lig. Torn, but entire joint maintains integrity
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Bursa
Fluid filled pockets, form where tendons/lig. Rub against other tissues
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Bunion
Most common form of bursitis, great toe, also "housemaid's knee" or "student elbow"
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Luxation or dislocation
Complete slippage of bone out of joint
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Subluxation
Partial slippage of bone out of joint
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Ankylosis
Complete bony fusion of the joints due to fibroblast activity
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Rheumatoid arthritis
Autoimmune disease, inflammation of capsule
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Osteoarthritis
Ages 60+, wear and tear of articulate cartilage cause thickening of capsule
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Gouty arthritis
Crystals form in synovial fluid, usually calcium salts