Articulations

Question 0

Complete bone fusion, metopic suture

Answer 0

Bony

Question 1

Four classifications of structure

Answer 1

Bony, fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial

Question 2

Held together by collagen fibers

Answer 2

Fibrous

Question 3

Similar to hyaline, but contains more water

Answer 3

Cartilaginous

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Has articular capsule and fluid

Answer 4

Synovial

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Three classifications of movement

Answer 5

Synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis, diathrosis

Question 6

Immovable joint

Answer 6

Synarthrosis

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Examples of Synarthrosis

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Sutures (skull), gomphoses (teeth), synchondroses (rib to sternum), synostoses (metopic suture)

Question 8

Slightly movable

Answer 8

Amphiarthrosis

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Examples of amphiarthrosis

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Syndesmoses (distal fib/tib), symphyses (pubic bone)

Question 10

Highly movable

Answer 10

Diarthrosis

Question 11

What are the six types of diarthrotic joints?

Answer 11

Gliding, hinge, pivot, ellipsoidal/condyloid, saddle, ball and socket

Question 12

What are the two components of the articular capsule?

Answer 12

Synovial membrane (c.t.) and synovial fluid (liquid, some water)

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Fibrocartilage, channels within the joint

Answer 13

Meniscus

Question 14

Fills spaces when bones move apart

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Fat pads

Question 15

Intracapsular

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Intrinsic ligament

Question 16

Extracapsular

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Extrinsic ligaments

Question 17

Fluid-filled pockets, form where tendons and ligaments rub, reduce friction and absorb shock

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Bursa

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Inflammation of the bursa

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Bursitis

Question 19

Most common form of bursitis, great toe, also “housemaid’s knee” or “student’s elbow”

Answer 19

Bunion

Question 20

Complete slippage of bone out of joint

Answer 20

Luxation or dislocation

Question 21

Partial slippage of bone out of joint

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Subluxation

Question 22

Complete fusion of the joints due to fibroblast activity

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Ankylosis

Question 23

Portion of ligament torn, but entire joint maintains integrity

Answer 23

Sprain

Question 24

What are the thee varieties of arthritis?

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Rheumatoid, osteoarthritis, gouty

Question 25

Autoimmune disease, inflammation of capsule

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Rheumatoid

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Ages 60+, wear and tear of articular cartilage, causes thickening of capsule

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Osteoarthritis

Question 27

Crystals form in synovial fluid, usually calcium salts

Answer 27

Gouty

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What are treatments of arthritis?

Answer 28

Anti-inflammatory drugs, aspirin, and glucosamine

Question 29

Keeps cartilage healthier

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Glucosamine

Question 30

Decrease angle of joint

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Flexion

Question 31

Return to normal position

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Extension

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Beyond normal position

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Hyper extension

Question 33

Moving superiorly in a plane

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Elevation

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Moving downward in a plane

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Depression

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Moving side to side

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Rotation

Question 36

Away from midline

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Abduction

Question 37

Back toward midline

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Adduction

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Circle movement (ball and socket)

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Circumsduction

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"Opposable thumb"

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Opposition

Question 40

"Tippy-toes"

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Plantar Flexion

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Toes in the air, on heel

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Dorsiflextion

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Soles of feet go inward

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Inversion

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Soles of feet go outward

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Eversion

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Moving Anteriorly in a plane

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Protraction

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Moving posteriorly in a plane

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Retraction

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Palms up

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Supination

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Palms down

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Pronation

Question 48

Monaxial

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Moving one direction

Question 49

Biaxial

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Moving two directions

Question 50

Triaxial

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Moving three directions