cartilaginous joint
How many types of Cartilaginous joints are there.
2
How many types of fibrous joints are there
3
this plane cuts the body top to bottom.
transverse plane.
How does the ball and socket joint move.
It moves on all axis.
Ball and Socket
Shoulder
What are the features of the Cartilaginous joints.
Are connected by cartilage.
Lack a joint cavity.
Not usually movable.
Where is the sutures joint
skull
This plane cuts the body left and right.
sagittal plane.
How does the hinge joint move.
it moves on one axis.
Hinge
Elbow
Where is the sychondroses joint.
Ribs
Where is the Gomphosis joint.
teeth.
This plane Evenly cuts the body left and right.
Mid Sagittal.
How does the saddle joint move.
allows the joint to flex, extend, abduct, adduct, circumduct, and slightly rotate.
Thumb
Where is the Symphysis joint.
Pubic Symphysis and Intervertebral Discs.
Where is the Syndesmoses joint
Interosseous
This Plane cuts the body diagonally.
Oblique plane
How does the Gliding joint move.
It can glide or rotate.
Gliding
wrist and ankles
What kind of cartilage does the sychondroses and the symphysis contain.
sychondroses- Hyaline cartilage.
symphysis- Fibrocartilage.
What are the features of fibrous joints
Connected by fibrous tissue.
They don't require a lot of movement.
This plane cuts the body front and back.
Frontal plane.
How does the Ellipsoidal joint move.
It rotates in two axis.
Ellipsoidal
between the knuckle