A synovial joint allows for freely movable and flexible movement between bones. It contains synovial fluid within the joint cavity that lubricates the bones and reduces friction, allowing the joint to move smoothly. The key features of a synovial joint include articular cartilage covering the bone ends for protection and cushioning, a joint capsule enclosing the bones and synovial membrane that produces synovial fluid, and ligaments providing stability. Common types are ball-and-socket, hinge, and gliding joints that enable different ranges and axes of motion.
A synovial joint allows for freely movable and flexible movement between bones. It contains synovial fluid within the joint cavity that lubricates the bones and reduces friction, allowing the joint to move smoothly. The key features of a synovial joint include articular cartilage covering the bone ends for protection and cushioning, a joint capsule enclosing the bones and synovial membrane that produces synovial fluid, and ligaments providing stability. Common types are ball-and-socket, hinge, and gliding joints that enable different ranges and axes of motion.
A synovial joint allows for freely movable and flexible movement between bones. It contains synovial fluid within the joint cavity that lubricates the bones and reduces friction, allowing the joint to move smoothly. The key features of a synovial joint include articular cartilage covering the bone ends for protection and cushioning, a joint capsule enclosing the bones and synovial membrane that produces synovial fluid, and ligaments providing stability. Common types are ball-and-socket, hinge, and gliding joints that enable different ranges and axes of motion.
The synovial joints are the freely movable joints, that allow the human body to perform skills and techniques in physical activity. They have synovial fluid in the joint cavity that lubricates the joint to make it more smooth, so its like a fluid that lets the joint move around without and friction The fluid is made up by the membrane
Features of synovial joint
The articular cartilage is what provides protection where the bones are connected and attached to each other, it can handle stress, but if it does get injured it takes time to heal.
Lesson 5 - Synovial Joint 1
Feature Structure and Functions
It is a smooth and spongy thing that protects
Articular Cartilage the ends of the bones, from other bones. It reduces friction between bones
Tiny sacs that has fluid inside, and its found
Bursae between the tendon and the bone, it reduces friction The outer and inner layers. The outer layer is fibrous and the inner layer is covered by Joint Capsule synovial membrane. It makes the joint stronger and produces synovial fluid A strong tissue that holds bones together, Ligaments which adds stability A flexible disc of cartilage that lets bones fit Meniscus together, increases the stability in the joint, and reduces the harmness to the joint
A lubricant that fills the joint capsule, it reduces
Synovial Fluid friction and makes it smoother. removes waste from the joint Inner layer of the joint capsule, all the surfaces Synovial Membrane inside are covered with this, so production of synovial fluid can reduce friction in the joint.
Lesson 5 - Synovial Joint 2
Knee and elbow
Synovial Joint Location Description
Movement through all planes,
one bone is a ball and it fits in Ball and Socket Shoulder and hip another bole like a hole or socket Condyloid Wrist Allows movement in 2 planes
Slides accros each other,
Gliding Carpal and tarsal lease amount of movement from all synovial joints
Uni Axial joint, it is fused
Hinge Elbow and knee togher, limited movement, only forward and backward Rounded surface of a bone, Neck joint, between axis and Pivot rolls around the ring of another atlas bones bone Saddle Thumb Up and down, and side to side