Ch.10 Joints Flashcards
(37 cards)
Fibrous joints are typically
Synarthrosis
Cartilaginous joints are typically
Amphiarthrosis
Thumb has what kind of joint
Saddle Joint
Carpal has what kind of joint
Pivot Joint
Hip and humerous has what type of joint
Ball and socket
Knuckles have what kind of joint for the phalanges
Condylar
Humorous joint
Hinge
Radius and ulna distal joint
plane
Tooth joint is an example of
Syndesmosis fibrous joint
Joint between Ulna and radius is
interosseous fibrous joint
Rib joints are examples of
Synchondrosis cartilage joints
Pelvis joints are an example of what
Symphysis cartilage
Epiphysis joints are examples of what
epiphyseal cartilage joints
Articular capsule
contains fibrous tissue and synovial membrane
Articular discs
not covered by synovial membranes which divide the synovial cavity into two. Incomplete discs are called menisci
Bursa
not part of joints, but cushion bones and tendons and muscles and are sacs full of fluid with synovial membranes
Decreasing angle of joint
Flexion
Increasing angle of joint
Extension
Overincreasing angle of joint
Hyperextension
Plantar Flexion
Foot pointing down
Dorsi Flexion
Foot pointing up
Abduction
moving away from medial plane
Adduction
moving toward median plane
Making feet point away from each other
Eversion