Joints Practice

This type of joint is considered immovable.

• Synarthroses

• Amphiarthrosis

• Diarthrosis

An example of this joint is the joints in the vertebrae.

• amiphiarthroses

• synarthroses

• diarthroses

This type of joint contains sutures and has no joint cavity.

• Fibrous

• Cartilagenous

• Synovial

Where would you find a gomphoses joint?

• Teeth to the mandible

• Vertebrae to vertebrae

• Skull

• Body of sternum

This best describes a biaxial joint.

• Movement in two planes.

• Movement in one plane.

• Movement in three planes.

• Ball and socket joint.

This type of joint includes condyloid and saddle joints.

• biaxial

• nonaxial

• uniaxial

• multiaxial

This type of joint is what allows you to twist a lightbulb.

• Condyloid

• saddle

• hinge

• plane

This type of joint allows you to wave your hand back and forth

• plane

• hinge

• ball and socket

• condyloid

This type of joint is only in our thumb.

• saddle

• ball and socket

• condyloid

• plane

This type of arthritis is due to a bacterial infection.

• acute

• gouty

• osteoarthritis

• rheumatoid