movements
Joints
Location
What is it?
100

Extending beyond anatomical position is called? 

Hyperextention

100

Joint between bones (as at the elbow or knee) that permits motion in only one plane

Hinge Joint

100

pivot joint

top vertabrae

100

Joints 

the binding parts of the skeletal system 

200

Flexion of the foot and ankle (Pointing the toe up) is called? 

Dorsiflextion

200

synovial joint that does everything except rotating

condyloid joint

200

plane joint 

carpals 

200

Protraction

Moving a body part forwards


300

Moving a part away from the mid-line is called?

Abduction

300

a joint that allows rotation of one bone around the other (top vertabrae)

pivot joint

300

condyloid joints 

base of fingers 

300

Synarthrotic


immovable joints

400

Moving a part towards the mid-line is called?

Adduction

400

the rounded surface of a bone moves within a depression on another bone

ball and socket joint


400

Hinge Joint

Elbows and knees 

400

Amphiarthrotic

slightly movable joints

500

Decreasing the angle between two body parts is called?

Flexion

500

Both bones have concave-convex articular surfaces which interlock

sadle joint

500

ball and socket joint

shoulder 

500

Diarthrotic

freely movable joint

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