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Page 1: Joints Joints - Articulation Classified –Extent of their function –Degree of movement –Structure - based on the presence or absence of joint cavity and

Joints Joints

Page 2: Joints Joints - Articulation Classified –Extent of their function –Degree of movement –Structure - based on the presence or absence of joint cavity and

Joints Joints - Articulation Classified

– Extent of their function – Degree of movement– Structure - based on the presence or

absence of joint cavity and supporting tissue.

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Joints Classified by Movement

Synarthrosis - Immovable joint -generally fibrous joints.

Amphiarthrosis - Limited movement -generally cartilaginous joints.

Diarthrosis - Freely movable - generally synovial joints.

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Fibrous Joints

Lack joint cavity Lack fibrous connective tissue Generally immovable in adults Types

– Suture– Syndesmoses– Gomphoes

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Fibrous Joints

Suture - tight union - movement rarely occurs. Skull bones

Syndoesmoses - bones are close together but not touching, held together by collagenous fibers or ligaments. Radius & Ulna.

Gomphoses - peg and socket. Tooth

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Suture Joint

Movable in children Immovable in adults Only in skull

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Syndesmoses Joints

Bones close together but not touching

Held together with collagenous fibers.

Example– Inferior tibiofibular– Ulna & Radius

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Gomphoses Joints

Fibrous joint made up of a peg and socket.

Example - teeth

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Synarthrodial- Immovable JointFibrous

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Cartilaginous Joints

Bones united by a plate of hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilaginous disk

Lack joint cavity Permits little or no movement Examples

– Synchondrosis - epiphyseal– Symphysis - pubis, manubriosternal,

invertebral joints

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Cartilaginous Joints

Synchondrosis- Temporary joint composed of hyaline cartilage joining diaphysis and epiphysis.

Symphysis - Bony surfaces bridged by flattened plates and disks of fibrocartilage.

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Amphiarthrodial - Cartilaginous Joints

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Synovial Joints

Most of permanent joints Allows the greatest range of movement Ends of bones are covered with smooth

catilage. Lubricated and nourished by thick fluid

called synovial fluid Has a joint cavity

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Synovial Joints - Diarthrosis4 essential structures of synovial

joints Synovial Cavity - has a space between

the two articulating bones. Articular cartilage Articular capsule - lines the synovial

cavity and outer layer of capsule. Ligaments

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Synovial Joints

Types– Hinge– Pivot– Condyloid– Gliding– Saddle– Ball-and Socket

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Types of synovial joints

Hinge - elbow Pivot - radioulna joint Condyloid (modified ball-and-socket)

knuckle joint except the thumb. Gliding - vertebrae, carpal and tarsal Saddle - Thumb Ball-and-socket - shoulder, hip

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Pivot Joint

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Condyloid Joint

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Ellipsoidal

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Ball and Socket

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Joints

When things go Wrong!

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When things go WRONG!

Arthritis - inflammation of the joint Osteoarthritis - degenerative arthritis,

wear and tear arthritis, most common. Rheumatoid arthritis - most debilitating

form of chronic arthritis, involves inflammation of the synovial membrane.

Gouty arthritis - Gout, metabolic disease resulting in needle-shape crystals

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When things go WRONG!

Bursitis - inflammation of one or more bursae

Dislocation - 2 articulating surfaces become separated.

Sprain - tearing of ligaments that follows the sudden wrench of a joint.

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Fetal Surgery

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Power Point

Club foot (1) Flat feet 296pg (1) Bunion (1) Corns (1) Fractures 299-300 pg (11) Curvatures of spine 303-304 pg (3)

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TEST Chapter 7,8,9 Names of bones Types of bones - long, short, etc……(pg.230) Definitions of joints - match typed of joints (pg.312) Diseases and abnormalities - definitions. Bones with features; foramen,ridges ( Worksheets) Articulations Axial and appendicular skeleton. Types of fractures - comminuted, compound,

greenstick, impacted. (pg. 299) Facts about bones!! STUDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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