Chapter 6: The Skeletal System

Review gameChapter 9: ArticulationsSynarthrosisA suture is an example of what kind of articulation?SynostosisWhat kind of joint is formed by the fusion of two bones?DiarthrosisWhat kind of joint is a synovial joint?SyndesmosisAmphiarthrosisWhat kind of joint involves a connection with ligaments?In one plane (back and forth)How many ways can a monoaxial articulation move?HingeDiarthrosisSynovialWhat kind of joint is the elbow?SaddleDiarthrosisSynovialWhat kind of joint is found at the base of the thumb?Ball-and-SocketWhat kind of joints are triaxial?GlidingWhat kind of movement is occurs between the vertebrae?The ShoulderWhat joint in the body is the most mobile?GlidingWhat kind of movement occurs between carpal bones?HingeWhat kind of movement occurs between the tibia and talus?Flexion and Extension(Hyperextension)What kind of movement is nodding your head?Plantar FlexionWhat kind of movement is standing on your tip-toes?Where 2+ bones meet (not always moveable)What is the definition of an articulation?Extending a body part beyond anatomical positionWhat is the definition of hyperextension?Glenoid LabrumWhat is the name for the meniscus of the shoulder joint?ProtractionWhich movement results in a body part moving forward horizontally?Lateral RotationExternal RotationWhich movement results in a body part rotating outward from anatomical position?BursaeWhat are small pockets of synovial fluid that reduce friction and absorb shock?SupinationWhich movement is the opposite of pronation?GomphosisWhich kind of joint is held together by periodontal ligaments?