Chapter 9.2 Joints by Function

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Across
  1. 1. second least mobile synovial joint; convex surface within concave depression; uniaxial
  2. 6. relating to the bottom of the foot; an ankle flexion where the heel is higher than the toe
  3. 7. a type of synovial joint that only moves bone in one plane or axis
  4. 8. least mobile synovial joint; flat articular surface; between phalanges; uniaxial
  5. 9. to the side; a type of flexion found in the vertebrae
  6. 10. ankle movement where the heel is lower than the toes
  7. 13. anterior movement; found in jaw and scapula
  8. 17. type of rotational movement; also called lateral rotation or extorsion; part of rotator cuff
  9. 18. a conical movement that combines flexion, extension, adduction, and abduction
  10. 20. slightly mobile joints, either fibrous or cartilage CT
  11. 21. an ankle movement that points the sole outward
  12. 24. a movement that goes away from the median of the body
  13. 25. a extending movement that increases the angle between segments; opposite of flexion
  14. 26. a type of synovial joint that moves bone in more than two directions
  15. 27. movement in an inferior direction; shoulder down
  16. 28. most mobile synovial joint; spherical head of bone fits into another; multiaxial; gliding, angular, or rotational movement
Down
  1. 2. type of rotational movement; also called medial rotation or intorsion; part of rotator cuff
  2. 3. a type of synovial joint that only moves bone in two planes or axes
  3. 4. an ankle movement that points the sole inward
  4. 5. a bending movement that decreases the angle between a segment and its proximal segment
  5. 11. movement of thumb towards tips of fingers at carpometacarpal joint; opposite of reposition
  6. 12. a movement that goes towards the median of the body
  7. 14. immobile joints, either fibrous or cartilage CT
  8. 15. posterior movement; found in jaw and scapula
  9. 16. third least mobile synovial joint; rounded surface fits into ligament ring; uniaxial rotation in C1 and C2 joint
  10. 19. second most mobile synovial joint; like condylar, but named after its unique shape; hallux to carpal
  11. 21. movement in a superior direction; shoulder up
  12. 22. free range of motion; all synovial joints are ___
  13. 23. third most mobile synovial joint; oval, convex surface articulates with concave surface; biaxial