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General Classification Synarthroses and Amphiarthroses Types of Diathroses Diarthroses Anatomy Misc

100 The joint between the parietal bones of the skull is considered what type of joint?

100 - Answer Suture

200 What is the technical, functional name for slightly moveable joints?

200 - Answer Amphiarthroses

300 In this structural classification of joints, the connecting material is cartilage.

300 - Answer Cartilaginous

400 This is the technical name for the functional classification of joints that are non-moveable.

400 - Answer Synarthroses

500 This anatomical classification of joints is characterized by the presence of a cavity surrounding the articulating bones.

500 - Answer Synovial

100 What non-moveable joint connects bone to cartilage?

100 - Answer Synchondroses

200 Structurally, sutures are synarthroses that are held together by what?

200 - Answer Fibrous Connective Tissue

300 What non-moveable joint has a cone shaped peg fitting into a socket?

300 - Answer Gomphosis

400 What do you call the joint found between pubis bones?

400 - Answer Symphysis

500 What do you call the joint between the distal ends of the tibia and fibula?

500 - Answer Syndesmoses

100 In this diarthroses, a cup-like surface of one bone articulates with a ball shaped portion of another.

100 - Answer Ball and Socket

200 The elbow is considered this type of diarthroses.

200 - Answer Hinge

300 The articulation that allows rotation to occur between the radius and ulna is known as what type of joint?

300 - Answer Pivot

400 Daily Double! This type of diarthroses allows movement in one direction only and occurs between the carpals and tarsals.

400 - Answer Gliding

500 This type of diarthroses takes place between metacarpal #1 and the trapezium.

500 - Answer Saddle

100 What do you call the space encapsulated around the bones at a freely moveable joint?

100 - Answer Synovial Cavity

200 What do you call bundles of dense irregular connective tissue that hold bones together?

200 - Answer Ligaments

300 Daily Double! What are sac-like structures that help reduce friction at certain joints?

300 - Answer Bursae

400 This is the fluid that lubricates diarthroses.

400 - Answer Synovial Fluid

500 The outer layer of the articular capsule is known as the what?

500 - Answer Fibrous Capsule

100 What is the technical name for a place where two bones come together?

100 - Answer Articulation

200 Name a ball and socket joint.

200 - Answer Shoulder and Hip

300 Name a cartilaginous joint.

300 - Answer Epiphyseal disk, pubic symphysis, interveterbral disks, costal cartilage with ribs and sternum, ect…

400 Where would you look to find an extracapsular ligament?

400 - Answer Outside the articular capsule

500 What is the inner layer of the articular capsule called?

500 - Answer Synovial Membrane