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Types of Joints

Britney Matthews Physician Assistant Inglés 16 fichas

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  1. 1Types of Joints ArticulationsSynovial Joint
    Fibrous Joint
    Cartilagenous Joint
  2. 2Synovial Jointsmost common type
    promotes movement
    at articulating ends of bones covered with cartilage and has fibrous capsule casing
  3. 3Plane (Synovial) JointAC joint
    usually uniaxial
    permits gliding or sliding
  4. 4Hinge (Synovial) JointElbow joint
    Uniaxial
    permits flexion and extension only
  5. 5Ball and Socket (Synovial) JointHip/Shoulder Joint
    multiaxial
    permits several axes movements
  6. 6Pivot (Synovial) JointAtlanto-axial Joint
    Uniaxial
    provides rotation
  7. 7Condyloid (Synovial) JointMCP Joints
    biaxial
    permits flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and circumduction
  8. 8Saddle (Synovial) JointThumb joint - 1st metacarpal joint
    biaxial
    permits movement in 2 different planes
  9. 9Articulations of Synovial Jointsmade of hyaline articular cartilage with
    articular capsule (fibrous layer and synovial membrane) filled with
    synovial fluid
  10. 10Types of Fibrous JointsSuture - Ex. cranium
    Syndesmosis - Ex. between the tib/fib
    Gomphosis - Ex. alveolar process of jaw
  11. 11Suture Jointbones close together,either interlocking along a wavy line or overlapping
  12. 12Syndesmosis Jointunites bones with sheep of fibrous tissue, either a ligament or fibrous membrane
    partially movable (pronation/supination)
  13. 13Gomphosis or socket Jointdento-alveolar syndesmosis
    has peg-like process fitting into a socket articulation between the root of the tooth and alveolar process
    (associated with proprioception)
  14. 14Types of Cartilagenous JointSynchondrosis (primary)
    Symphysis (secondary)
  15. 15Synchondrosis (primary cartilaginous) Jointtemporary reunions of bones united by hyaline cartilage,
    permitting slight bending during early life
    - permit growth of bone
  16. 16Symphysis (secondary cartilaginous) Jointstrong, slightly movable joints united by fibrocartilage
    - provide strength and shock absorption
    and flexibility
    Ex. Intervertebral discs

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Chapter 1 of MOORE CLINICALLY ORIENTED ANATOMY
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