Across
- 7. (Two words) A classification that includes: Gomphoses, Sutures and Sydesmoses.
- 10. Superiorly (mandible-est, scapula-shrug).
- 11. (Two words) An elipsoid in a socket, found in knuckle joints, toes and metatarsals.
- 13. (Two words) Moves like a hockey puck on ice, found between carpal bones and tarsal joints.
- 15. A type of Special Synovial Joint.
- 16. (Two words) A classification that includes: Synchondroses and Symphyses.
- 17. Joint classification for only one plane of movement.
- 22. (Two words) To twist to either side.
- 23. Moving back to original position.
- 28. (Four words)The only configuration in the body that is multiaxial.
- 32. Moves posterior (jaw).
- 34. (Two words) A classification that includes: Uniaxial, Biaxial and Multiaxial.
- 36. Different from rotation, to make a circle without twisting or rotating anything.
- 37. Such as where the bones in the skull ossify and solidify and collagen holds them together.
- 38. Term meaning closely compacted in substance.
- 39. (Two words)describing movement where the angle between the bones increases or decreases.
- 40. Movement Movement similar to holding a bowl of soup (animals in trees).
- 41. Hyaline cartilage joint such as in the Epiphyseal (growth) plate and in the costal (rib) cartilage.
- 42. (Two words) Found in the radius/humerous and between the atlas and axia (1st & 2nd veterbrae).
Down
- 1. Ulna & Radius of forearm and Tibula & Fibula of the leg, interosseous.
- 2. Joint classification for two planes of movement.
- 3. To extend FURTHER away.
- 4. To go BEYOND full extension (spine bending backward).
- 5. (Two words)Tissue that connects, supports, binds, or separates other tissues or organs, typically having relatively few cells embedded in an amorphous matrix, often with collagen or other fibers, and including cartilaginous, fatty, and elastic tissues.
- 6. (Two words) Found in the elbow, and interphalengial bones.
- 8. Toes are up.
- 9. Thumb and pinky touch by bringing thumb across palm of hands.
- 12. (Three words)This rotation of the arm or humerus can best be seen when the elbow is flexed and the hand is moved toward the midline.
- 14. (Two words)Toes are down.
- 18. The sole is lateral, pinky toe is up.
- 19. Movement similar to flipping a soup bowl upside down (animals in trees).
- 20. To bring CLOSER together.
- 21. (Two words)describing movement where the angle between bones remains unchanged (Queen's wave).
- 24. Moves anterior (jaw).
- 25. (Two words) Describes movements that are NOT classified as gliding, angular or rotation.
- 26. The sole is medial, big toe is up.
- 27. To bring CLOSER to the midline.
- 29. Joint classification for 3 or more planes of movement.
- 30. Inferiorly (mandible-est, scapula-shrug).
- 31. Joint in periodontal ligament such as a tooth in a socket.
- 33. To take AWAY from the midline.
- 34. (Two words)Found in the thumb, "trapezoimetacarpal".
- 35. A place where two or more bones come together in a connection that allows movement.