A & P - Joints

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Across
  1. 5. Joint with three axes, allow all movements
  2. 8. Dense regular CT, can be found inside/outside synovial joint
  3. 11. Point of contact between two bones
  4. 13. Joint type held together by a solid mass of dense irregular CT
  5. 16. Dense irregular CT, outer layer of articular capsule
  6. 17. Shoulder joint
  7. 19. Joint with two axes, allows back/forth & up/down
  8. 20. Articulation of C1 & C2
  9. 21. Joint with single axis, allows rotation
  10. 25. Areolar CT, inner layer of articular capsule
  11. 26. Fibrous joint between cranial bones
  12. 27. Bursa that surrounds tendons
  13. 28. Immovable cartilaginous joint
  14. 30. Slightly moveable cartilaginous joint
  15. 34. Elbow joint that allows supination/pronation
  16. 35. Membrane of dense irregular CT between Radius/Ulna & Tibia/Fibula
Down
  1. 1. Glassy, weakest & most plentiful type of cartilage
  2. 2. Space filled with synovial fluid
  3. 3. Surrounds & encloses the synovial cavity
  4. 4. Articulation of hip socket & femur
  5. 6. Joint lubrication
  6. 7. Small cushion like sacs filled with synovial fluid
  7. 9. Articulation of the occipital bone & C1
  8. 10. Articulation of femur & tibia
  9. 12. Fibrocartilage rings or pads found on knee & shoulder joints
  10. 14. Flexible, strongest type of cartilage
  11. 15. Articulation between roots of the teeth and their sockets
  12. 18. Elbow joint that allows flexion/extension
  13. 22. Type of cartilage containing many elastic fibers
  14. 23. Joint with three axes, opposable
  15. 24. Joint with two axes, rounded "knuckles" sit in depressions
  16. 29. Articulation between vertebral bones
  17. 31. Joint with single axis, allows flexion/extension
  18. 32. Joint type where bones are held together by cartilage
  19. 33. Cartilage that covers the epiphysis
  20. 36. Joint type with synovial cavity