University:
The Master's University
Course:
LS321 | Human Anatomy
Academic year:

2024
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226

Pages:

10
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iwanankgfd

1 PAL Worksheet Joints and Motions 1. Describe a traumatic or funny experience you had with a joint in your body. a. Name the joint. b. Name the structural and functional category. c. What was the pathology, and what specific structure was affected? d. Find the joint in the images below and then draw it on the white board. If your joint isn’t available, pick one at random and draw and label it. 2. Draw a concept map including joint categories by function. Highlight differences in stability and mobility for each. a) Synarthrosis b) Amphiarthrosis c) Diarthrosis 3. Define the following joint classification by its structure: a) Fibrous b) Cartilaginous c) Bony Fusion d) Synovial 4. Fill in the blanks: 2 a) A tooth bonded to its bony socket is called ______________________, a type of fibrous joint. It provides ________ movement. b) The pubic symphysis is structurally classified as ______________________ and provides ___________ movement. c) In a synovial joint, bones do not directly articulate because of the presence of _________________ ______________. i. List and describe the three functions of the blank above. 5. Let’s talk about motion! a) Define the following movements: i. Adduction ii. Abduction iii. Flexion iv. Extension v. Hyperextension vi. Rotation vii. Pronation viii. Supination ix. Elevation x. Depression 3 xi. Protraction xii. Retraction xiii. Dorsiflexion xiv. Eversion xv. Inversion xvi. Plantar flexion b) Given the region, list what movements can occur in that region: i. Head ii. Arms/ Legs iii. Wrist iv. Vertebral Column v. Jaw vi. Foot/ ankle 6. Fill in the following table given the anatomical joint name Anatomical Name Glenohumeral joint Radiocarpal joint Metacarpophalangeal joi Coxal joint Joints Common Name Structural Category Number of Axes 4 5 6 7 8 9 10