Joints of the Thoracic Limb Outline Flashcards

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What are some types of joints?

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Fibrous, Cartilaginous, Synchondrosis, Symphysis (fibrocartilaginous) and Synovial

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Where is one place Fibrous joints are found in the body

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sutures of the skull

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Where are two places synchondrosis joints are found

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Juvenile long bones (growth plate areas) and skull/hyoid apparatus

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Where are three places where Symphysis/fibrocartilaginous joints are found

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Pelvis, Mandible, intervertebral disc

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What is “better” in synovial joints compared to others

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they are more moveable

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What is unique about the synovial joint

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it is a fluid filled cavity between bones

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What is the joint cavity filled with

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synovial fluid (lubricant)

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What is the cartilage inside the joint that prevents the bones from rubbing against one another

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Articular (hyaline) cartilage

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What two parts make up the outer layers of the joint capsule

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Synovial membrane (innermost) and the fibrous layer (outermost)

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What two bones does the shoulder joint link?

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Scapula and Humerus

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What type of synovial joint is the shoulder

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Ball and socket

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What type of movement does the shoulder allow?

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Flexion and Extension (sagittal movement)

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What does the joint capsule of the shoulder joint fuse with for stability?

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muscular tendons

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What does the Medial/Lateral Glenohumeral Ligaments help in the shoulder?

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stabilizes the joint

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What is the Elbow joint formed by

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Condyle of humerus, head of radius, and trochlear notch of the ulna

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What type of joint is the elbow?

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What type of movement does the elbow allow

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Flexion and extension (Sagittal movement)

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What does the Lateral/Medial Collateral ligaments do for the elbow ?

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Stabilize joint

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What does the lateral/medial collateral ligaments of the elbow prevent?

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adduction (moving closer to the body) or abduction (moving away from the body)

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What does the lateral / medial collateral ligaments attach together in the elbow

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humerus to the radius

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What does the annular ligament of the elbow do?

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encloses the head of the radius and attaches radius to the ulna

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What does the Interosseous ligament unite in the elbow?

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radius and ulna

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What type of joint is the carpal joint

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How many articular levels does the carpal joints have

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What are the 3 articular levels of the carpal joint
1.) Proximal antebrachiocarpal joint 2.) Middle Carpal Joint 3.) Carpometacarpal Joint
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What does the Proximal antebrachiocarpal joint have articulations between what?
the radius/ulna and the ulnar carpal bone as well as the intermedioradial bone (r=i)
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What does the Proximal Antebrachiocarpal Joint allows for what in the carpal joint?
significant movement
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What does the Middle Carpal Joint join
the two rows of carpal bones
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How much movement does the middle carpal joint allow in the carpal joint
Movement possible
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Where is the Carpometacarpal Joint located between?
Between distal row of carpal bones and the metacarpals
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How much movement is in the Carpometacarpal Joint?
No Movement!
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What does the Lateral and Medial Collateral Ligaments of the carpal joint join?
Joins the carpal bones laterally and medially (lateral and medial stabilization)
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What does the Palmar Carpal Ligament of the Carpal Joint cover?
Covers the entire palmar surface of the carpus
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What does the Palmar Carpal Ligament prevent?
Prevents collapse of the carpus during weight bearing
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What does the Flexor Retinaculum of the carpal joint connect
connects the accessory carpal bone to the medial aspect of the carpus (whole joint)
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What does the Distal Accessory Ligament of the carpal joint join
joins the accessory carpal bone to its adjacent carpal and metacarpal bones
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Where is the Metacarpophalangeal Joint located between (phalanges)
between the metacarpal and the proximal phalanx
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Where is the Proximal Interphalangeal joint located between (phalanges)
Between the proximal and middle phalanx
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Where is the distal Interphalangeal joint located between (phalanges)
Between the middle and distal phalanx