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1 Topic 8 Joints of the Skeletal System

2 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

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

4 Ex. Bones of the skull Sutural ligament Movement type?

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6 Ex. Teeth Peridontal ligament Tissue type? Movement type?

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

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

9 Synovial Joints

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

11 8.2.1

12 Accessory structures: Adds… Reduces… Absorbs…
8.2.3

13 8.3.6

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19 Movements at Joints

20 8.4+

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26 Specific Joints: Shoulder

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28 Glenohumeral joint 8.8.2

29 Know These 8.8.1

30 8.8.3

31 Specific Joints: Elbow

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33 8.9.2

34 Specific Joints: Hip

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36 Know These

37 Know These 8.8.5

38 Specific Joints: Knee

39 * * * 8.9(3,4)

40 * * * * oblique * arcuate

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