PPT-Synovial fluid (SF) Synovial fluid (SF)

Synovial fluid joint fluid synovia Synovial fluid is a plasma dialysate modified by constituents secreted by the joint tissues Joint fluid is called synovial fluid because of its resemblance to egg white . (Joints). Articulations. Body movement occurs at joints (articulations) where 2 bones connect. Joint . Structure. Determines direction and distance of movement (range of motion). Joint strength decreases as mobility increases. Chapter 11 Joints. Joints. b) . Fibrous Joints. 1) connections between adjacent bones. 2) . syndesmoses. . to . gomphoses. 3) . ex.suture. . c) . Cartilagenous. Joints. 1) cartilage joins bones. Classify and describe the general structure of a joint. . Classification of Joints. Fibrous – . joined by fibrous tissue; no joint cavity. Mostly immovable. . Cartilaginous- . joined by cartilage; no movement. No movement. . Articulations. Synovial Joints. What are synovial joints?. Freely movable joints. Contain a cavity filled with thick, slippery fluid (Synovial fluid). Found mostly in articulations of the . appendicular. Joints of the human body. Joints are the point of contact (articulations) between two connecting bones.. The stability and the integrity of joints are maintained by strands of connective tissue called ligaments, which hold bones together.. Objectives. Be . able to classify the joints of the body both structurally and functionally. Be able to . identify example classification of joint. Be able to describe the structure of a synovial joint. What is an Articulation (Joint). Point of contact between two bones. **There are three types of joints. 1. Fibrous Joints. Also called “sutures”. These joints are bound tightly together by connective tissue and allows . JOINTS. ARTICULATIONS. Classifications of Joints. Joints can be classified by function or . structure. Functional classification . is. . based on amount of movement. Synarthroses. —immovable; common in axial skeleton. Hydraulics and levers in action. Synovial joint. Where 2 bones are linked together. They are linked so that they can move. They contain a space or a sinus filled with fluid. This acts like hydraulics and transmits the force or constraint without letting the bones crunch. The Skeletal System Part 4 Joints Honors Anatomy & Physiology Joints & Homeostasis Joints contribute to homeostasis by holding bones together in ways that allow movement & flexibility Joints Synovial Joints. What are synovial joints?. Freely movable joints. Contain a cavity filled with thick, slippery fluid (Synovial fluid). Found mostly in articulations of the . appendicular. skeleton. &. What to look for in a good Chiropractor. AP/Lateral. Lateral. AP. Facet Joint. The facets are small flat plate-like joints that have little, but very important motion. There are two facet joints between each pair of vertebra, one on each side. Without the facet joints, you would not have flexibility or motion in the posterior motor unit of the spine.. BY:. DR. DIGVIJAY SHARMA. DIRECTOR. SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES, CSJMU. JOINT CAPSULE. The joint capsule is composed of two layers:. An outer layer called Stratum fibrosum. An inner layer called Stratum synacium. Bio-Systems. 1. SUNIL . K. . SHARMA. Assistant Professor. Majmaah. University, KSA.  . Outline. Objective . Why Mathematical . Modelling. Classification of Mathematical Models. Applications in Real life .