Anatomy Exam 2

functional classification of synarthroses

what is the structural classification, explain
immovable
- fibrous
- -sutures
- -gomphoses
- -syndesmoses
function of amphithroses

structure? explain
slightly moveable
- cartilaginous
- -symphyses
- -synchondroses
function of diarthroses

structure? explain
freely moveable
- synovial
- -ball and socket
- -hinge -saddle -condyloid
- -pivot -gliding
differences between nonaxial, uniaxial, biaxial, and multiaxial joints
- nonaxial-gliding joint
- uniaxial-hinge or pivot joint
- biaxial- saddle or condyloid joint
- multiaxial-ball and socket joints
adduction vs abduction vs circumduction
- abduction-away from midline
- adduction-towards midline
- circumduction- continuous movement in a circle
dorsiflexion vs plantar flexion
- dorsi-toes toward calf
- plantar-toes pointed
inversion vs eversion

protraction vs retraction
- inversion-turns sole of foot medially
- eversion-turns sole of foot laterally
- protraction- anterior movement from anatomical position
- retraction- posterior movement from anatomical position
what is the innervation of the diaphram?

Phrenic nerve

from C3, C4, and C5 vertebrae

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