Introduction to Artrology3: Types of Joints

Which type of joint has no cavity and its components are held together by connective tissue?

What is an example of a solid joint that is a synostosis?

Which type of joint has elements separated by a cavity?

What type of joint is the skull suture?

Which joint type is characterized by a periosteum and fibrous tissue and can be flat, serrated, or beveled?

What type of joint is the intervertebral disc?

Which type of synovial joint allows for rotation around a single axis?

"Condylar" is an example of which type of synovial joint?

What component highly vascularized and produces synovial fluid in a synovial joint?

What provides stability to the joint in a synovial joint?

What type of movement does a plane joint allow?

Which type of movement brings the limb closer to the sagittal plane?

In which type of muscle fiber orientation do the fibers run parallel to each other?

What is the muscle that joins one tendon to another known as?

Which spinal root corresponds to a defined cutaneous territory known as a dermatome?

Which type of joint allows for rotation around a single axis?

What is the type of movement where a limb moves away from the sagittal plane?

In which type of joint are the components held together by connective tissue and have no cavity?

What is the attachment point that does not move known as?

What is the movement towards the fetal position known as?