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What are the two distinctive systems to classify joints?

functional classification(Based on mobility) And structural Classification(Based on tissue and joint cavity)

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what is synarthroses

immovable joints

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what is amphiarthroses

slightly movable Joints

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what is diarthroses

Freely movable joints

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what is function classification?

synarthroses, amphiarthroses, & diarthroses

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what is fibrous joints?

Immovable or slightly movable(Strongest class)

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does fibrous joints have a cavity?

no cavity

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what is fibrous joints connected by?

connected by fibrous Connective tissue and Ligaments

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is the syndesmosis Slightly movable, immovable, or limited to movement

immovable Joint or slightly Movable Because they are virtually immovable

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What is an example of syndesmosis

inferior tibiofibular joints

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is this suture Slightly movable, immovable, or limited to movement

immovable Occurring only in the skull

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is the gomphosis Slightly movable, immovable,

immovable joint occurring only in the roots of teeth

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example of gomphosis

The root of T that lie in the alveolar Socket are held in place by fibrous periodontal Ligamento

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what is a cartilaginous joint?

Virtually immovable

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does the cartilaginous joint to have a cavity?

no cavity

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what is the cartilaginous connected by

connected by the hyaline cartilage Or fibrocartilage includes symphyes and synchrodroses

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What are the two type of joints for cartilaginous?

symphysis and synchondrosis

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is symphysis freely movable or immovable

Slightly movable joint

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What is symphysis design for?

design for strength and shock absorbency(ex Joint between the two pubic bones,symphysis Pubis, or the joint between each vertebral body)

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is a sychodrosis freely movable or immovable joint

immovable joint

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What Does sychodrosis Contain

Contains a ridged cartilage. That unit two boxes.(epiphyseal plate)

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what is Synovial joint?

freely movable(diarthrodial)

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does a synovial joint have a cavity?

Has a cavity

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What does a synovial joint possess?

possesses a joint cavity containing synovial fluid; lined by synovial membrane