ARTICULATIONS AND BODY MOVEMENTS LAB MANUAL QUESTIONS (copy)

LIMB AWAY FROM THE MIDLINE

abduction

TOWARDS THE MIDLINE OF THE BODY

adduction

SLIGHTLY MOVEABLE JOINTS

amphiarthroses

TWO CHARACTERISTICS OF A SYNOVIAL JOINT

articular capsule, articular cartilage

A PLACE WHERE TWO BONES MEET

articulation

A BALL-AND-SOCKET JOINT

glenohumeral joint

HELD TOGETHER BY a PAD OF CARTILAGE

cartilaginous

THE MOVEMENT OF THE DISTAL END OF A BONE IN A CIRCLE

circumduction

a CONDYLOID JOINT

radiocarpal joint

THE INSERTION MOVES TOWARDS THE ORIGIN

contraction

FREELY MOVEABLE JOINTS

diarthroses

MOVEMENT OF ANKLE JOINT IN DORSAL DIRECTION

dorsiflexion

A LATERAL TURNING

eversion

INCREASES THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO BONES

extension

A SYNDESMOSIS

distal tibiofibular joint

ARE HELD TOGETHER BY FIBROUS TISSUE

fibrous

REDUCING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO BONES

flexion

A HINGE JOINT

humeroulnar joint

EXTENSION GREATER THAN 180 DEGREES

hyperextension

EVERY MUSCLE IS ATTACHED TO BONE OR CONNECTIVE TISSUE AT TWO POINTS, THE ORIGIN - THE STATIONARY, IMMOVABLE, OR LESS MOVABLE ATTACHMENT, AND THE ________ - THE MOVABLE ATTACHMENT

insertion

A MEDIAL TURNING OF THE SOLE OF THE FOOT

inversion

A SYNCHONDROSIS

epiphyseal plate in children

EVERY MUSCLE IS ATTACHED TO BONE OR CONNECTIVE TISSUE AT TWO POINTS, THE ________________

origin

A PIVOT JOINT

proximal radioulnar joint

A PLANE JOINT

intercarpal joints

A FLEXING OF THE FOOT DOWNWARDS

plantar flexion

____________ IS THE MOVEMENT OF THE PALM FROM THE ANTERIOR/ UPWARD

pronation

a SYMPHYSIS

pubic symphysis

THE MOVEMENT OF A BONE AROUND ITS LONG AXIS

rotation

A SADDLE JOINT

sternoclavicular Joint

palm posterior to an anterior

supination

____________ CONNECTED BY SHORT CONNECTIVE TISSUE FIBERS

sutures

THE BONES ARE CONNECTED BY A BROAD, FLAT DISC

symphysis

ARE IMMOVABLE JOINTS

synarthroses

JOINTS THE BONES ARE CONNECTED BY HYALINE CARTILAGE

synchondrosis

SHORT LIGAMENTS OF DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE,

syndesmoses

SEPARATED BY A JOINT CAVITY FILLED WITH SYNOVIAL FLUID

synovial

A SUTURE JOINT

coronal suture

A GOMPHOSIS

teeth held in mandible

ARTICULATION

holds bones together