Topic 8 Joints of the Skeletal System

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Topic 8 Joints of the Skeletal System

Free movement No movement Little movement Amphiarthrosis Stronger than free Cartilage or collagen* Ex. Diarthrosis Complex Ex. Synarthrosis Interlocked Strong Ex. Also classify by how they are held together Fibers vs cartilage vs membranes

Ex. Tibia-fibula Interosseous Membrane Ligament Tissue type? Movement type? 8.1.1

Ex. Bones of the skull Sutural ligament Movement type?

Ex. Teeth Peridontal ligament Tissue type? Movement type?

Ex. 1st rib at sternum Tissue type? Ex. Epiphyseal cartilage Synostosis Movement type?

Ex. Pubic symphysis Ex. Intervertebral discs Tissue type? Movement type?

Synovial Joints

Synovial Joints Most Free movement ROM Complex At the ends of…

8.2.1

Accessory structures: Adds… Reduces… Absorbs… 8.2.3

8.3.6

Movements at Joints

8.4+

Specific Joints: Shoulder

Glenohumeral joint 8.8.2

Know These 8.8.1

8.8.3

Specific Joints: Elbow

8.9.2

Specific Joints: Hip

Know These

Know These 8.8.5

Specific Joints: Knee

* * * 8.9(3,4)

* * * * oblique * arcuate

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