• joints with no space: bones are joined by ____ tissue
• the joints between cranial bones

• Joints with no space; bones are joined by cartilage
• joints between vertebrae

• Joints with a space
• separating the end of the bones
• all but a few joints in the limbs

• Greek=united
• a fixed joint that allows no movement
• between cranial bones

• greek- both sides
• a joint that allows slight movement
• joints between vertebrae of the spine and between wrist bones

• greek=between
• a freely moveable joint
• shoulder, fingers

• tightest of all joints
• join bones of the cranium
• consist of a thin layer of very dense fibrous tissue, which allows no motion
• bring added stability and strenth to union
• all are synarthroses

• thick band of fibrous tissue extending from one bone to another at a joing

• folded many times to increase surface area

• dense bands of fibrous connective tissue, sometimes quite long, which attach the ends of muscles to bone and slide back and forth between tissues as movements occur

movement of one flat surface over another

can be in any direction

usually over a short distance

revolving of a bone about its long acis

shaking your head no

angular movement that decreases the joint angle

folding thigh upwards

movement of bone away from the midline of the body

abducted from the body

hands in standard anatomical position (facing foward)

soup please

formed where rounded or pointed end of a bone fits into a sleeve formed by bone and ligament

elbow

flat joint that allows a sliding motion, in any direction, no rotation occurs

joints between wrist bones

formed by a saddle-shaped depression in one bone that fits into the saddle-shaped depression of a second bone

between wrist and thumb

formed where the cylindrical surface of the bone fits into a matching concavity in the opposite bone

elbow and knee

each permits flexion and extension

formed where the spherical head of one bone fits into the spherical socket of the other bone

shoulder and hip