Articulations joints Classification of Joints Structural named according
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Articulations “joints”
Classification of Joints • Structural- named according to type of connective tissue that binds them • Functional- divided into three groups based on mobility
Structural Classification • Synarthroses (Fibrous joints) – Allow for limited movement or immovable • Ex- teeth in jaw, skull sutures • Amphiarthroses (Cartilaginous joints) – Bones are joined by cartilage, limited movement • Ex- ribs and sternum, symphysis pubis • Diarthroses (Synovial joints) – Most mobile and numerous • Ex- shoulder, knee
Structure of Synovial Joint • Joint capsule- sleevelike projection periosteum, encases both ends of the bones • Synovial membrane- slippery surface that lines inner surface of joint capsule • Menisci (articular disks)- pads of fibrocartialge that divide joint cavity in two • Ligaments- connect bone together, white fibrous tissue • Bursae- sacs like cavities filled with synovial fluid, cushions joints
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Uniaxial joints Movement around one axis Hinge Joint • Spool shaped process fits into concave socket – Ex- elbow joint Pivot • Arch shaped process that fits around peglike process – Ex- joint between 1 st and 2 nd cervical vertebrae
Biaxial Around two axes Saddle • Saddle shaped bone that fits into socket – Ex- thumb, only saddle joint in body Ellipsoidal (condyloid) • Oval condyle fits into elliptical socket – Ex- wrist
Multiaxial Around three+ axes Ball and Socket Gliding • Ball shaped process • Relatively flat fits into concave socket articulating surface – Ex- shoulder and hip joint – Ex- vertebrae, sternoclavicular, and acromioclavicular
Angular Movements- These change the size of the angle between two articulating bones. • Flexion- decrease size of the angle between articulating bones. • Extension-straightening movement that return bones to anatomical position • Hyperextension- extending bones past anatomical position
Angular Movements • Abduction- movement away from medial plane • Adduction- movement toward medial plane
Circular movementsarc like rotation • Pronation- turns palm side down • Supination- turns palm side up (anatomical position)
Circular Movements • Rotation- pivoting a bone on its axis • Circumductionmoves distal end of bone in circle
Gliding Movementsmovement across articular surfaces with out a change in angle Seen in between carpals, tarsals and vertebrae
Special Movements- unique or unusual
Special Movements- unique or unusual
Inflammatory disease of the connective tissue of the joints • Causes destruction of bone and cartilage, crippling and deformity of the bones • Thought to be of autoimmune nature
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