BATES Numbering Guide: What It Is & How to Use It for Legal Documents

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BATES' EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE TO PHYSICAL

EXAMINATION AND HISTORY TAKING 13TH EDITION

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What is articulation? .....ANSWER..... a site where two or more

bones meet

what are the two functions of joints? .....ANSWER..... they give the

skeleton mobility and they hold the skeleton together

what are the two joint classifications .....ANSWER..... functional

and structural

what are the three subclassifications of functional joints?

.....ANSWER..... immobile, slightly mobile and freely moveable

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what are the three subclassifications of structural joints?

.....ANSWER..... fibrous, cartilaginous and synovial

how are functional joints classified? .....ANSWER..... by the

amount of movement the joint allows

what is a synarthrosis joint? .....ANSWER..... an immovable joint

what is an amphiarthrosis joint? .....ANSWER..... a slightly

moveable joint

what is a diarthrosis joint? .....ANSWER..... a freely moveable

joint

what type of tissue is responsible for anchoring joints?

.....ANSWER..... fibrous connective tissue

what structurally classifies a joint as fibrous? .....ANSWER.....

bones are connected by FCT

what structurally classifies a joint as cartilaginous? .....ANSWER.....

the bone is joined by hyaline or fibrocartilage

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what structurally classifies a joint as synovial? .....ANSWER.....

bones are joined in a joint cavity with lubricating fluid. this allows

for free movement.

Fibrous Joints .....ANSWER..... 1. the bones are joined by dense

fibrous connective tissue

2. there is no joint cavity

3. Most are synarthrotic (immovable)

4. there are three type of fibrous joints: sutures, syndesmoses,

gomphoses

what are the three types of fibrous joints? .....ANSWER..... sutures,

syndesmoses, gomphoses

Suture fibrous Joints .....ANSWER..... 1.Rigid interlocking joints

2.Immovable joints for protection of brain

3.Contain short connective tissue fibers

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4.Fontanelles- "soft spots" between skull bones. These are wider

areas of connective tissue

5.Allow for growth during youth

6.In middle age, sutures ossify and fuse completely

syndesmoses fibrous joints .....ANSWER..... 1. 2 parallel bones

connected by ligaments (bands of fibrous tissue)




2. Fiber length varies so movement varies, i.e.,

Little to no movement at distal tibiofibular joint,

Large amount of movement at interosseous membrane connecting

radius and ulna

Gomphoses fibrous joints .....ANSWER..... 1.Specialized fibrous

joint that anchors the root of a tooth to its bony socket

2. Peg in socket joints of teeth in alveolar sockets