EXERCISE 9 Articulations LEARNING OUTCOMES These Learning Outcomes correspond by

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EXERCISE 9 Articulations LEARNING OUTCOMES These Learning Outcomes correspond by number to the laboratory activities in LABORATORY SUPPLIES Human skull this exercise. When you complete the activities, you should be able to: Activity 9. Activity . Human fetal skull . Human skeleton, intact . Human skeleton, disarticulated Model of the vertebral columrn Describe and provide examples of the different types of fibrous joints. Describe and provide examples of the different types of cartilaginous joints Demonstrate the types of movements at synovial joints. Provide examples of the six types of synovial joints and compare the movements possible at each type. Discuss the structure and function of synovial joints in the upper limb. Discuss the structure and function of synovial joints in the 9.2 Model of intervertebeal disc Model of herniated disc Longitudinal section (coronal plane) Activities 9.3-9.4 Activities 9.5-9.7 of adult humerus or femur Joint models: shoulder joint Activity 9.8 elbow joint with proximal radioulnar joint hip joint knee joint Activity 9.9 lower limb. PRE-LAB QUIZ Before you begin, read all the activities in Exercise 9 and the required reading in your textbook that is assigned by your instructor Questions 3-7: Identify each of the following articulations as afibrous joint, cartilaginous joint, or synovial joint. 3. A tooth anchored to a bony socket Ankle joint 1. During this laboratory exercise, you will be completing all the 4. s. Symphysis pubis following activities except a. examining the types of movements that occur at synovial joints. b. identifying the major sutures between cranial bones. c examining the microscopic structure of the elbow and knee 6. A suture between two skull bones 7. Sacroiliac joint. & True or False: The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is an joints d. identifying various types of joints on a skeleton e. identifying ligaments at synovial joints in the upper and example of a ball and socket joint. True or False: Pronation and supination are rotational movements that occur at the proximal and distal radioulnar joints 9. lower limbs. 2. In this laboratory exercise, you will examine and identify the 10. True or False: The epiphyseal (growth) plate in a long bone is example of a syndesmosis joint. ligaments associated with all the following joints except the a. knee joint. b. elbow joint c. shoulder joint. d. wrist joint. e. hip joint.

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1. b) identifying the major sutures between cranial bones

All other activities are mentioned in the learning outcomes.

2. e) hip joint

The activity only examines limbs.

3. A tooth anchored to a bony socket: fibrous joint

4. Ankle joint : synovial (enables movement)

5. Symphysis pubis : cartilaginous

6. A suture between two skull bones : fibrous

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