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Joints

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Joint (articulation)   show
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Structural classification   show
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Fibrous joints   show
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show cartilage  
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show joint cavity  
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show By the type of tissue that binds them together and also by grouped according to the range of movement possible at the junctions betweenbones.  
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Functional classification   show
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Synarthrosis   show
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Amphiarthrosis   show
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show freely movable joints  
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Fibrous Joints   show
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Syndesmosis   show
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show Between the flat bones of skull only- sutural ligaments- synarthrotic  
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show Formed by union of cone-shaped bony process in a bony socket-synarthrotic  
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Periodontal ligament   show
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Cartilaginous joints   show
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show Hyaline cartilage untie bones-Temporary- cartilage band- epiphyseal plate-Permantet- between manubrium & 1st rib-Synarthrotic  
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show Articular surface covered by thin hyaline and fibrocartilage-Symphysis pubis (pelvis) & intervertebral disks (amphiarthrotic)  
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Synovial Joints   show
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show - Articular cartilage- Tubular joint capsule- Ligaments- Synovial membrane- Synovial fluid- Menisci- Burase  
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Articular cartilage   show
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Tubular joint capsule   show
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Ligaments   show
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Synovial membrane   show
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show - produced by synovial membrane- lubricates smooth cartilaginous surfaces within joint- Supplies articular cartilage with nutrients  
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Menisci   show
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show - Sac filled with synovial fluid- Patella of the knee & olecranon process of the elbow- Cushion - Aid in movement of tendons that glide over the bony portion of the joint  
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show - autoimmune disease- Affects joints & surrounding muscle, tendons, ligaments, & blood vessels- 10% total disability because of fibrous & bony ankylosis- Affects women 3 times more often then men  
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show Peak onset- 35 to 50 years old1. Synovitis – from congestion & edema2. Pannus – thickened layers & tissues invades joint capsule & bone3. Fibrous ankylosis – scar formation4. Calcification – bony ankylosis – total immobility  
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Osteoarthritis   show
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show high levels of uric acid  
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show skin hardens and thickens  
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Gliding joints   show
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show allows movement in one direction changing the angle of the bones at the joint (elbow  
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show allows rotation around length of bones.(Joints between the 1st & 2nd cervical vertebrae)  
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Condyloid   show
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Ball and Sockect   show
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show between the trapezuim and the metacarpal #1  
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flexion   show
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Extension   show
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Hyperextension   show
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Dorsiflexion   show
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Plantar flexioin   show
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show moving a part away from the midline  
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Adduction   show
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Supination   show
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show turning the hand so the palm is downward  
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Eversion   show
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Inversion   show
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Protraction   show
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show moving a part backwardex.- pulling the chin backward  
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Elevation   show
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show lowering a partex.- drooping the shoulders  
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