Articulations
This joint connects the scapula to the clavicle
What is the Acromioclavicular joint
This structure on the humerus articulates with the ulna
What is the trochlea
This structure decreases friction between bones
What is articular cartilage
This plane allows for abduction and adduction
What is the frontal / coronal plane
This is a ligament of the elbow
The costoclavicular ligament correlates with this joint
What is the sternoclavicular joint
This bone does not move at all when the forearm is pronated/supinated.
What is the ulna
This structure decreases friction between tendons and bones.
What is a bursa.
This term describes building up of a protein from amino acids
What is anabolism
This is an intracapsular ligament of the knee
What is the ACL / PCL
This joint has two degrees of freedom:
What is the radiocarpal joint (wrist)
This foramen is present in the occipital bone
What is the foramen magnum or the hypoglossal canal.
This is the fluid that is located in the joint space
What is synovial
This term describes the body staying in balance
What is homeostasis
This ligament binds the radius to the ulna
What is the annular ligament of the radius
These motions are available at the talocrural joint:
What is dorsi and plantarflexion
A fibrocartilaginous callus develops in this stage of fracture healing.
Reparative phase
A joint that contains a fibrocartilaginous disc that is NOT the knee is the:
What is the TMJ, SC, AC, or ulnotriquetal joint
This cavity contains the heart and lungs
What is the thoracic cavity
This structure binds the ulna and the radius together
What is the interosseus ligament
What is hip extension
This is one of the carpal bones that articulates with the radius
What is the scaphoid or the lunate.
What is the synovial membrane
This is another name for armpit
What is axilla
This is a ligament of the medial ankle
What is the tibio... ligament