Synovial Joint
which one allows to move in all axes-flexion,extension, abduction,adduction,rotation and circumduction?
ball& socket
what is posterior
towards the back of the body
are the cartilaginous joints connected by cartilage
Yes
do these joints have a joint activity or none
yes they do
plane surface allows to __ or __?
Glide or rotate
hinge
allows movement only on one axis
what is inferior
towards the bottom of the body
sychondroses contains _ cartilage and are found in the long bones
hyaline
Whats is the type of fibrous joint that is found in the skull
sutures
what are the 3 main type of joints
1.synovial
2. cartilaginous
3. fibrous
pivot
allows rotation at only one axis
what does medial mean?
situated closer to the mid line of body
Is the joints lack joint activity
true
True or false
the fibrous joint is immovable or slightly movable
True
True or false
Umbilical is by the head
False
ellipsoidal/condylar
similar to ball & socket but prevent rotation
What type of plane divide the front to back
frontal
what are the two cartilaginous joint?
sympheses and sychondroses
T or F
the fibrous joints connect bones that don't require a lot of movement
True
True or false
The frontal plane is the the back
False
saddle
similar to ellipsoid but the rotation is limited because of the structure
Anterior is defined as?
Near the front of body
where are the sympheses at?
Between the vertebral and the pelvis.
T or F
the fibrous joints connect bones that don't require a lot of movement
T
Sagittal is the ____ plane
longitudinal