Chapter 8 Skeleton

Label the Diagram

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Label the Synovial Joint

Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?

Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?

Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?

Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?

[blank_start]Articulation[blank_end] site where two or more bones meet

[blank_start]Synarthroses[blank_end]—immovable joints [blank_start]Amphiarthroses[blank_end]—slightly movable joints [blank_start]Diarthroses[blank_end]—freely movable joints

[blank_start]Syndesmoses[blank_end] - Bones connected by ligaments [blank_start]Gomphoses[blank_end] - Peg-in-socket joints of teeth in alveolar sockets Cartilaginous Joints: [blank_start]Synchondroses[blank_end] - Bar/plate of hyaline cartilage unites bones [blank_start]Symphyses[blank_end] - Fibrocartilage unites bone

Synovial Joint Features

[blank_start]Origin[blank_end]—attachment to immovable bone [blank_start]Insertion[blank_end]—attachment to movable bone

[blank_start]Nonaxial[blank_end]—slipping movements only [blank_start]Uniaxial[blank_end]—movement in one plane [blank_start]Biaxial[blank_end]—movement in two planes [blank_start]Multiaxial[blank_end]—movement in or around all three planes

What is the difference between Flexion and Extension?

What is the difference between abduction and adduction?

Choose one special movement of synovial joints