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| Two joints in the skull that joined by cartilage found in the pubic symphysis. |
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| A joint where the bones are bound hyaline cartilage found in the attachment of the first rib to the sternum. |
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| Joints between parallel bones with long collagenous fibers as is between the radius and the ulna. |
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| _____ are immobile or slightly mobile fibrous joints that closely bind the the bones of the skull. |
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| A _____ _____ or synostosis in an immobile joint formes whrn the gap between two bones ossifies and they become in effect, one bone. |
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| A _____ _____ is one in which the adjoining bones firmly interlock like by their serrate margins, z, dovetail wood joint. |
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| A _____ _____ is one in which the adjoining bones firmly interlock like by their serrate margins, z, dovetail wood joint. |
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| A _____ (_____) _____ is a joint in which the adjacent bones have overlapping beveled edges as in the squamous suture in the skull. |
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| A _____ (_____) _____ is a suture in which the adjacent bones have straight, non-overlapping edges as in the intermaxillary suture in the roof of the mouth. |
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| The attachment of a tooth to the socket. |
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| A fibrous joint at which two bones are bound by relatively long collagenous fibers. Between radius and ulnar. |
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| Allows the most movement and has synovial fluid, located at the elbow or knee. |
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SYNOVIAL JOINTS
Diarthrosis
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| Knee and elbow joints are? |
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| two cartilages that extend inward from L to R but don't entirely cross the joint. |
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| A mass of closely packed fibrous tissue septa as in the elbow. |
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| A fibrous sac filled with synovial fluid. |
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| Synovial joint, moves all around as in the hip or shoulder. |
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| CONDYLAR (ellipisoid) JOINT |
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| A biaxial joint as in the radiocarpal, metacarpalphalangeal (fingers) joints. Articulates toward palm and sideways. |
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| The joint in the thumb that allows it to move forward backward and oblique. |
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| Monaxial joint moves freely on one plane and has very little movement in any other. Elbow, knees, finger and toe. |
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| Flat surface or slightly concave or convex, adjacent bones slide over each other and have relatively little movement. Carpals of the wrist and tarsals of the ankle. |
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| Monaxial joints in which one bone spins on it's longitudinal axis as in the radioulnar joint at the elbow. |
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| Straightens a joint and generally moves it back to zero. |
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| Bending the knee backwards. |
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| moving arms from sides, sideways over head. |
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| Moving arms from above the head, down to the sides, sideways. |
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| Moves body part vertically, shoulders up. |
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| Moving extended arm in circles. |
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| Stand with elbow bent and move hand away from body |
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| Bending forward at the hip. |
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| Move jaw sideways and outwards. |
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| Move jaw from outward sideways back to resting. |
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| Bend flat hand at wrist towards thumb, Radius. |
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| Bend flat hand at wrist towards pinky, Ulnar. |
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| Cross thumb over palm to touch pinky. |
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| Turn medial sides of the ankles inwards and up. |
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| Turn lateral sides of ankles outwards and up. |
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| Hyaline cartilage at bone ends. |
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Outer layer, dense connective tissue, encloses joint cavity, retains fluid.
Inner layer is the synovial membrane. |
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| Provides lubrication and nourishment to joints. |
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| Extra disc for more cushioning in the tempro mandibular joint. |
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| POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT |
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| Ligament that attaches to tibia posteriorly, prevents femur from slipping off front of tibia. |
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| ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT |
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Ligament attaches to tibia anteriorly
prevents hyperextension of knee
pulled tight when knee is extended |
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| Ligaments that prevent the knee from rotating when knee is wxtended |
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| Inflammation of one or more bursae (small sacs) of synovial fluid in the body. |
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