Joints & Movement Worksheet ... 4. Name the type of joints shown below. ... Under each picture write the names of the synovial joints shown
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Joints & Movement Worksheet Read your notes and answer the following;
1. What are joints? A joint is the area where two or more bones meet. 2. What are fixed joints? What is their other name? Fixed joints are joints where there is no movement between the bones. Fixed joints are also called immovable joints or fibrous joints 3. What are slightly moveable joints? What is their other name? Slightly movable joints allow a slight amount of movement. They are also called cartilaginous joints 4. Name the type of joints shown below.
b.
(2 marks)
(2 marks)
Vertebrae
Cartilage
a. Fixed joint
(2 marks)
Slightly Moveable
5. What are freely moveable joints? What is their other name? Freely moveable joints allow a wide range of movements. They are also called synovial joints. 6. What type of joint is shown in the following diagram? A synovial joint Label the diagram.
(2 marks)
(1 mark)
(5 marks)
cartilage
Joint capsule containing synovial fluid
Ligament
Synovial membrane
7. How many types of freely moveable joints are there?
(1 mark)
There are six types of synovial joints 8. Under each picture write the names of the synovial joints shown. (8 marks)
Metacarpal of thumb Carpal
a. Hinge joint
b. Saddle joint
c. Ball and socket joint Carpals Ulna
Radius
d. gliding joint
e. pivot joint
Identify one area in the body where the following joints can be found.
f. condyloid (6 marks)
Ball and socket: hips and shoulder Hinge: elbow, knee Pivot: neck(where the, atlas & axis meet), upper forearm(where the radius& ulna meet) Condyloid: wrist Cartilaginous: spine(vertebral column), between ribs and sternum Fixed: skull
Complete the following sentences
(4 marks)
Ligaments link bones together and limit the range of movement of a joint. Cartilage protects bones and prevents them from wearing each other down.
Describe the following types of movement.
(12 marks)
Flexion is a movement which bends, thereby decreasing the angle at the joint between the bones Extension is a movement which straightens, thereby increasing the angle at the joint between the bones. Abduction is a sideways movement of a bone/ limb away from the centre line of the body. Adduction is a sideways movement towards the centre line of the body. Circumduction is a movement where the end of the bone makes a circle. Rotation is a turning movement around an imaginary line or central axis.
Below each picture name the movement that is shown.
a. flexion
b. circumduction
d. abduction
e. rotation
Identify the type of movements that are allowed by the following joints. Type of joint
Movement allowed
Pivot
Flexion and extension, Abduction and adduction, Rotation and Circumduction Rotation only
