G.A. arthrology & syndesmosis Flashcards

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Synarthrosis? examples?

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immoveable
Sutures: parietal bones of the skull, hard palate
Gomphoses: teeth, styloid process in temporal bone
Synchondroses: epiphyseal plate

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Amphiarthrosis? examples

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slightly moveable
Syndesmosis: beween shafts of distal ulna & radius, distal art. tibia & fibula
Symphysis: pubis symphysis, IVD (both are fibrocartilage)

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Diarthrosis? examples?

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synovial joints- freely moveable
hinge: ginglymus- knee,, elbow, phalanges, TMJ
Pivot: Trochoid- atlas & axis, prox. radioulnar
Gliding: between carpals & tarsals, sternoclavicular & costovertebral joints
Saddle: Sella- thumb
Ellipsoidal: condyloid- radiocarpal, atlanto-occipital
Ball & Socket: spheroid- hip, shoulder

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Fibrous structural class?

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Sutures- skull
gomphoses- teeth
syndesmoses- art between radius & ulna

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Cartilaginous structural class?

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synchondroses- epiphyseal plates (hyaline cart.)

Symphysis- pubis symphysis (fibrocartilage)

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ligamentous & synovial joints structural class

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

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Shoulder Ligaments

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  1. Articular capsule- rim of glenoid fossa to humerus
    ant. support of capsule- coracohumeral, glenohumeral
  2. acromioclavicular- AC joint- acromion to clavicle
  3. Coracoclavicular- coracoid to clavicle
  4. coracoacromial- coracoid to acromion
  5. Glenoid labrum- rim of fibrocart. around glenoid fossa
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Elbow Ligaments

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  1. Ulnar collateral- med. epicondyle to between the olecranon process & coronoid process
  2. radial coll.- lat. epi. to lateral ulna
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Sprain?

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ligament damage- PASSIVE

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Strain?

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Muscle/tendon damage- TENDON

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Knee Ligaments

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  1. Patellar lig.- patella to inf. tibial tuberosity
  2. Med. & Lat. Coll.- med. epi to tibial shaft; lat epi to head of fibula
  3. lat & med meniscus- externally to condyles of tibia
  4. anterior cruciate- ant. intercondylar of tibis to posteromedial surface of lat condyle
  5. post. cruciate- post intercondylar to femur on lat side of med condyle
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Unhappy Triad is?

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Medial meniscus
Ant. cruciate
Medial coll.
“MAM”

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Hip Ligaments

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iliofemoral
acetabular labrum
ischiofemoral
pubofemoral

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Ankle & foot Ligaments

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Deltoid- tibiotalar, tibionavicular, tibiocalcaneus “strongest ligament” medial malleolus to tarsus
Lateral Lig.- ant. talofibular, post talofibular, calcaneofibular; lateral malleolus to tarsus

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Spring Ligament

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aka plantar calcaneonavicular
sustentaculum tail to navicular
maintains longitudinal arch

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