Chapter 8: Head and Neck- Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

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skull

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formed by 22 bones

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skull functions

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  • protect brain and organs of special senses
  • form openings in which air, food, and fluids enter the body
  • provide teeth and jaws for chewing
  • provide surfaces for the attachment of the muscles that move the head, jaw, and eyes, muscles that produce facial expressions
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hyoid

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small bone found in neck

  • does not articulate with any other bone
  • ligaments bind it to the skull
  • moveable base for tongue
  • is an attachment site for muscles that move the larynx during swallowing
  • has 10 muscles attached to it
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bone markings

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the openings, bumps, and depressions found on all bones

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mastication

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chewing

  • partly voluntary
  • partly reflexive
    ex: voluntarily put food in our mouth and contract the muscles that close the jaw, the pattern and rhythm of continued jaw movement is reflexes
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angul

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an angle (in this case corner of the mouth)

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atla

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a mythological greek giant who held up the heavens

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axi

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an axle

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bucc

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the cheek

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cleid

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clavicle

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crib

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a sieve (strainer)

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crist

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a projection

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dens

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tooth-like

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di

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two

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ethm

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sieve like (strainer like)

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frons

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the forehead

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gast

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belly

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labi

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a lip

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lacr

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a tear

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lambd

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shaped like the greek letter lambda

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leva

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to raise

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magn

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large

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masseter

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a chewer

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mast

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breast shaped

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metop
forehead
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nas
of the nose
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occip
the back of the head
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ocul
eye
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omo
shoulder
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opt
the eye;vision
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orbicularis
circular
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ori
mouth
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par
near
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parie
a wall
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rotund
round
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sept
a wall
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sell
a saddle
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spin
a spine
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stern
the breast bone
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styl
long and pointed
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turcica
turkish
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vomer
a plow
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condyl
knob
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cruci
cross
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fasci
bundle
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icul
small
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lemma
sheath
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medull
marrow
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menisc
crescent
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myo
muscle
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mys
muscle
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sarco
flesh
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cranial bones
surround (form the walls of) the cranial cavity
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facial bones
form the foundation of the face and surround the oral cavity
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both cranial and facial bones surround the _____ and ____
nasal cavity and the orbits
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sutures
fibrous joints that bind all but one of the 22 skull bones
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frontal bone
forms the forehead and a part of each orbit
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parietal bone
are posterior to the frontal bone on either side of the midlien
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occipital bone
forms the back and base of skull
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temporal bone
are anterior to the occipital bone and inferior ot the parietal bones
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sphenoid bone
posterior to the face and it extends from one temple to the other; forms part of each orbit
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ethmoid bone
in the midline; forms a part of the nasal septum and a part of each orbit
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nasal
forms the bridge of nose
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lacrimal
forms a part of each orbit
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maxilla
forms the upper jaw, part of the hard palate, and a part of each orbit
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xygomatic
forms the prominences of the cheeks and a part of each orbit
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palatine
forms part of the hard palate
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vomer
forms part of the nasal septum
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inferior nasal concha
protrude from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity
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mandible
forms the lower jaw
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function: passageway for sound waves description: a tunnel in a temporal bone
external auditory meatus
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function: attachment of digastric and sternocleidomastoid muscles description: a bump projecting inferiorly from a temporal bone
mastoid process
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function: articulates with the mandibular fossa description: a rounded projection on the mandible
condylar process
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function: attachment of temporalis muscle description: a projection of the mandible that is anterior to the condylar process
coronoid process
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function: blood vessel and nerve passageway description: an opening in the mandible lateral to the chin
mental foramen
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function: attachment of temporalis muscle description: formed by parts of the temporal, parietal, frontal, and sphenoid bones
temporal fossa
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function: attachment of masseter muscle description: formed by parts of temporal and zygomatic bones
zygomatic arch
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function: ligaments and tendons attach here description: formed by parts of temporal and zygomatic bones
styloid process
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function: muscle attachment and protects eye description: an eye socket
orbit
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: a round opening in the sphenoid bone at the posterior part of the orbit
optic canal
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: a slit-like opening in the sphenoid bone at the posterior part of the orbit
superior orbital fissure
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function: air passageway description: a median space bounded by many bones; divided into two parts
nasal cavity
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function: separates the oral and nasal cavities description: formed by parts of the palatine and maxilla bones (commonly called roof of mouth)
hard palate
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function: articulates with the condylar process description: a depression in a temporal bone
mandibular fassa
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function: blood vessel passageway description: canal in a temporal bone
carotid canal
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function: spinal cord passageway description: a large opening in the occipital bone
foramen magnum
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: an opening in a temporal bone
stylomastoid foramen
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function: articulates with the atlas description: a smooth projection lateral to the foramen magnum
occipital condyle
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function: attachment of trapezius muscle description: a median protrusion of the occipital bone
external occipital protruberance
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function: attachment of trapezius muscle description: a ridge extending lateral from the protruberance
superior nuchal line
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description: anterior part of the cranial cavity
anterior cranial fossa
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function: attachment of dura mater description: a projection of the ethmoid bone into the anterior cranial fossa
crista galli
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function: cranial nerve passageways description: on either side of the crista galli; has many tiny openings
cribiform plate
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description: middle part of the cranial cavity
middle cranial fossa
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function: the location of the pituitary gland description: a depression in the sphenoid bone and the anterior and posterior walls of that depression
sellla turcica
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: a round opening in the sphenoid bone
foramen rotundum
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: an oval opening in the sphenoid bone
foramen ovale
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description: posterior part of the cranial cavity
posterior cranial fossa
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: a tunnel in a temporal bone
internal acoustic meatus
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: an irregular opening between the occipital bone and a temporal bone
jugular foramen
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function: cranial nerve passageway description: an opening in the occipital bone
hypoglossal canal
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located between cervical vertebrae 2-7
intervertebral disks
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a tunnel like space formed by the articulated vertebrae; passage way for the spinal nerves
vertebral canal
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opening on the lateral surfaces of the vertebral column; passageways for spinal nerves
intervertebral foramina
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function: bears weight and articulates with adjacent vertebral bodies description: anterior cylinder-like structure
vertebral body
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function: articulates with the atlas description: a projection from the body of the axis
dens
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function: passageway for the spinal cord description: an opening posterior to the body
vertebral foramen
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function: protects spinal cord description: forms the lateral and posterior walls of a vertebral foramen
vertebral arch
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function: muscle attachment description: posterior projection from the vertebral arch
spinous process
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function: muscle attachment description: a split spinous process; found on some but not all cervical vertebrae
bifid spinous process
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function: muscle attachment description: lateral projections from a vertebral arch
transverse processes
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function: articulate with the inferior articular facets of superior vertebrae (except those of the CI which articulate with the occipital condyles) description: smooth surfaces on the superior part of the vertebral arch; usually face superiorly
superior articular facets
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function: articulate with the superior articular facets of inferior vertebrae description: smooth surfaces on the inferior part of a vertebral arch; usually face inferiorly
inferior articular facets
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function: elevates and retracts the mandible description: a fan shaped muscle;attached to a temporal fossa and a coronoid process of the mandible
temporalis
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function: elevates the mandible description: a thick muscle; attached to the zygomatic arch, zygomatic bone, and mandible
masseter m
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function: closes an eyelid description: circles an eye
orbicularis oculi m
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function: closes, purses, and protrudes the lips description: circles the mouth
orbicularis oris m
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function: smiling description: attached to a zygomatic bone and the corner of the mouth
zygomaticus major m
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function: elevates the corner of the mouth description: attached to a maxilla and the corner of the mouth
levator anguli oris m
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function: elevates the upper lip description: attached to a maxilla and the upper lip
levator labii superioris
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function: depresses the corner of the mouth description: attached to the mandible and the corner of the mouth
depressor anguli oris m
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function: depresses the lower lip description: attached to the mandible and the lower lip
depressor labii inferioris m
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function: flatten a cheek against the teeth as in sucking and whistling description: forms the walls of the cheek
buccinators m
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function: contraction of both flexes the neck; contraction of one rotates the head to the opposite side and laterally tilts the head to the same side description: attached to the sternum, clavicle, and the mastoid process
sternocleidomastoid
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function: depresses the mandible and elevates the hyoid description: has to bellies
digastric m
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description: attached to the mandible and intermediate tendon
anterior belly of the digastric m
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description: attached to a mastoid process and intermediate tendon
posterior belly of digastric m
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description: connected to the hyoid
intermediate tendon
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function: depresses the hyoid and larynx description: attached to the sternum and hyoid
sternohyoid m
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function: depresses the hyoid description: attached to a scapula and the hyoid
omohyoid m
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function: depresses the larynx and the hyoid description: attached to the larynx and hyoid
thyrohyoid m
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function: extends the head description: triangular; on posterior surface
trapezius
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depression
open your mouth
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elevation
close your mouth
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protraction
mandible moves forward
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retraction
bringing mandible back to normal position
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lateral excursion
move your mandible either to the right or left
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medial excursion
bring your mandible back to normal position
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classify structural and functional of any suture
structural: fibrous functional: synarthrosis movement the joint allows: none
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structural and functional classification of tooth with jaw bone
structural: fibrous functional: synarthrosis movement the joint allows: none
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structural and functional classification of the temporomandibular articulation
structural: synovial; modified hinge functional: diarthrosis; biaxial movement the joint allows: depression, elevation, protraction, retraction, lateral excursion, and medial excursion
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structural and functional classification of the intervertebral bodies
structural: cartilaginous functional: amphiarthrosis movement allowed: slight
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structural and functional classification of the intervertebral facets
structural: synovial; plane functional: diarthrosis; nonaxial movement allowed: gliding
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structural and functional classification of the atlanto-occipital articulation
structural: synovial; condylar functional: diarthrosis; biaxial movement allowed: flexion, extension, hyperextension,
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structural and functional classification of the median atlanto-axial articulation
structural: synovial; pivot functional: diarthrosis; uniaxial movement allowed: rotation