This document discusses the articular system in two parts. Part 1 defines joints and their structural classifications, describing synovial joints and their typical features like ligaments. Part 2 describes the functional classification of joints into uniaxial, biaxial, and multiaxial types with examples, and defines accessory structures associated with synovial joints such as bursae, synovial sheaths, menisci, and fatty pads.
This document discusses the articular system in two parts. Part 1 defines joints and their structural classifications, describing synovial joints and their typical features like ligaments. Part 2 describes the functional classification of joints into uniaxial, biaxial, and multiaxial types with examples, and defines accessory structures associated with synovial joints such as bursae, synovial sheaths, menisci, and fatty pads.
This document discusses the articular system in two parts. Part 1 defines joints and their structural classifications, describing synovial joints and their typical features like ligaments. Part 2 describes the functional classification of joints into uniaxial, biaxial, and multiaxial types with examples, and defines accessory structures associated with synovial joints such as bursae, synovial sheaths, menisci, and fatty pads.
• Describe the structural classification of the joints and give examples of each: Ligament • Describe the main features of a typical synovial joint.: 9. Articular system part 2:
• Describe the functional classification of joints with
an example of each type: • Describe with examples uniaxial joints, biaxial joints, and multiaxial joints. • Define the accessory structures associated with the synovial joint e.g. bursa, synovial sheath, meniscus and fatty pad: