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Lab 11 & 12

Articulations and Movements-Microscopic Anatomy and Skeletal Tissue

QuestionAnswer
Synarthrosis immobile between adjacent bones
Synarthrosis skull sutures
Amphiarthrosis intervertebral disks & pubic symphysis
Amphiarthrosis slightly moveable between adjacent bones
Diarthrosis freely moveable between adj. bones
Diarthrosis Hip, knee, elbow, finger, & all big joints
Synarthrosis connected by Fibrous CT
Syndesmoses Fibrous CT immovable joint between ulna & radius
Gomphoses Fibrous CT immovable joint between teeth & jaws
Synchondroses fixed (immovable) hyaline cartilage, ex: epiphyseal line
Symphyses slightly movable fibrocartilage; ex: intervertebral & pubic symphysis
Chondrose cartilage
Articulations Joints; where 2 bones meet
Plane SJ flat/slightly curved surfaces, allowing bones to slight against each other
Plane SJ carpals & tarsals
Hinger SJ back and forth in one direct; flexion (bending) & extension (straightening)
Hinge SJ elbow & knee
Hinge SJ One articulating surface is convex, and the other is concave.
Plane SJ small movement; gliding
Pivot SJ one bone has a rounded/pointed surfaced that fits into the other bone's ring/notch; puzzles fitting
Pivot SJ C1, C2, ulna, & radius (tip)
Saddle SJ they fit tg like a rider sitting on a saddle
Saddle SJ back & forth and side to side movements, & rotation
Saddle SJ bone of thumb
Condyloid SJ One bone has an oval-shaped condyle (rounded end) that fits into a shallow, oval-shaped depression of another bone.
Condyloid SJ radius & carpals
Condyloid SJ similar to saddle but less rotation
Ball and Socket SJ One bone has a rounded “ball” end that fits into a cup-like “socket” of another bone.
Ball and Socket SJ shoulder & hip
Shoulder joint Glenohumeral joint; between head of humeral and glenoid cavity
Shoulder joint largest ROM joint
Elbow joint uniaxial (one plane) movement hinge joint; bends (flexion) & straightens (extensions) the arm
Elbow joint between humerus' trochlea & ulna's trochlear notch
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