2024-04-20T05:41:17+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Joints are <strong>structurally classified </strong>as:</p>, <p>Joints are <strong>functionally classified </strong>as:</p>, <p>Which joints lack <strong>synovial fluid</strong>?</p>, <p>What is an example of a <strong>fibrous joint</strong>?</p>, <p>If fibrous joints are immovable, then functionally they are:</p>, <p>What is an example of a <strong>cartilaginous joint</strong>?</p>, <p>Cartilaginous joints permit ___ movement, therefore they are ___.</p>, <p>Synovial joints have a synovial cavity. The bones they articulate have what?</p>, <p>What does <strong>synovial fluid </strong>do?</p>, <p>Which joints have a nerve and blood supply?</p>, <p>What are synovial joints functionally classified as?</p>, <p>Name some examples of diarthrotic (synovial) joints.</p>, <p>What do <strong>bursae </strong>do?</p>, <p>What kind of movement is happening in the picture?</p>, <p>What kind of movement is happening in the picture?</p>, <p>What kind of movement is happening in the picture?</p>, <p>What kind of movement is happening in the picture?</p>, <p>What kind of joint is the <strong>knee joint</strong>?</p>, <p>What do the <strong>menisci </strong>of the knee joint do?</p> flashcards
A&P, The Joints

A&P, The Joints

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  • Joints are structurally classified as:

    - fibrous

    - cartilaginous

    - synovial

  • Joints are functionally classified as:

    - synarthrotic (immovable)

    - amphiarthrotic (partially movable)

    - diarthrotic (freely movable)

  • Which joints lack synovial fluid?

    - fibrous

    - cartilaginous

  • What is an example of a fibrous joint?

    Sutures that hold the skull bones.

  • If fibrous joints are immovable, then functionally they are:

    synarthrotic.

  • What is an example of a cartilaginous joint?

    - pubic symphysis

    - epiphyseal plate

    - intervertebral discs

  • Cartilaginous joints permit ___ movement, therefore they are ___.

    little, aphiarthrotic.

  • Synovial joints have a synovial cavity. The bones they articulate have what?

    They are covered by articular cartilage.

  • What does synovial fluid do?

    Lubricates and reduces friction in the joint.

  • Which joints have a nerve and blood supply?

    Synovial joints

  • What are synovial joints functionally classified as?

    diarthrotic

  • Name some examples of diarthrotic (synovial) joints.

    - hip

    - knee

    - elbow

    - shoulder joint

  • What do bursae do?

    Cushion movement.

  • What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

    What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

  • What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

    What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

  • What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

    What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

  • What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

    What kind of movement is happening in the picture?

  • What kind of joint is the knee joint?

    A hinge joint

  • What do the menisci of the knee joint do?

    Provide extra protection for shock absorption.