Blog Sept. 28th
September 29, 2009
Explain the various types of joints and give examples of each.
Comments
33 Responses to “Blog Sept. 28th”
Got something to say?
Site Sponsors
-
Gardening 101
Recently Written
Have A great Summer!I will miss you guys next year! Thank you for a wonderful school year. I see you at HHS. Read More →
Blogs for May 3-71. What was your personal genetic disorder? 2. Name three things that you learned about your genetic disorder? 3. After your...
Stems for April 27thSol (sun) solar, solstice, solarium, solarize, solar plxus Read More →
Genetic Disorder AssignmentYou and a partner will select and research a genetic disorder that must be approved by me. You will create a PowerPoint presentation,...
Plant Flyer Due April 22ndYou will be graded on creativity, at least 2 pictures, informativeness, neatness, and a buisness/class slogan. Make sure...
Stems for April 20thLepsy (attack) narcolepsy, Epilepsy, and Catalepsy Read More →
1. The hing joint keeps the lower leg from moving around and out of place.
2. The ball -and-socket joint keeps your leg moving in surtain directions.
3.The gliding joint allows bones in your hand and rist to glide over each other.
4. All of the joint keep you moving around and keeps your hand from moving out of place.
Some joints are ball and socket which is on your arm and gives maximum range of movement. Hinge which is on your elbow which allows it to move back and fourth. Then their is a gliding joint which is on your hand and it allows you to move them over eachother, it almost has as much range as ball and socket.
Hinge-a hinge joint allows extension & retraction of an apendage.
Saddle- a saddle joint allows movement back & forth & up & down, but doesn’t allow rotatio,
Ball & Socket- it allows for radial movement in any direction. They are found in the hips & shoulders.
Ellispd-They are similar to a ball & socket. They allow the same type of movement to a lesser magnitude. The wrist is an ellipisoid joint.
Pivot-pivot joints allow rotation around on an axis. The neck & forearms have pivot joints.
Gliding-this joint bones slide past each other. Midcarpol & midtrasal joints are guliding joints
There are ball-and-socket joints like your shoulder, there are hinge joints like your elbow, and glide joints like your fingers and toes.
The types of joints are:
~Ball and Socket~connects your arms and legs to the rest of your body
~Gliding~your wrists/hands ankles/feet
~Stick~your skull~doesn’t move
The ball and socket joint keeps your knee in place and allows it to move.
All of the joints help your bones and muscles flexibility.
-ball and socket joint- allows your joint to move in all directions- shoulder.
- gliding joint- allows bones to glide over one another to increase flexibility- wrist
- hinge joint- allows bones to flex and extend- knee
joints:
ball and socket joint- allows your arm to rotate
hinge joint- allows your arm to flex and extend
gliding joint- allows your hand to rotate 360 degrees
fixed joint- allows nothig to move
The gliding joint is the wrist.The ball-and-socket joint is the shoulder.The hinge joint is the knee.
The ball and socket joint: your arm and shoulder.
The hinge joint: your elbow.
The gliding joint: your fingers and hands
Gliding joint – your wrists and hands.
Ball-And Socket joint – your shoulders
Hinge joint – your knees and elbowes
Gliding joint it allows bones in the hand and wrist to glide over each other and give some flexibility, example fingers. Ball-and-socket joint it lets you move all around, an example the shoulder. the hinge joint flexes and extends like a hinge door, example the knee.
The three joints are the ball-and-joint the sholder, gliding joint your hand, hinge elbow.
The three joints are the ball-and-socket joint, the glinding joint, hinge joint. Your gliding joint is your had and fingers. Your ball-and-socket joint is your shoulders. Your hinge joint is in your elbow.
Three joints are ball-and-socket joint the shoulder, hinge joint the knee, gliding joint the wrist.
Three joints are the hinge joint, the ball and socket, and the gliding joint.
The 3 joints are ball and socket joint, hinge joint, and gliding joints.
The shoulder is the ball and socket joint.
The fingers are the gliding joints.
The elbow and the knee are the hinge joint.
Hinge Joint like your arm going up and down Ball and Socket like your shoulder and gliding joints like your fingers
The three joints are the bone and socket, the fix, the gliding joint, and the hinge. The bone and socket is for the shoulder joint and the hinge joint is for youyr knees and your elbows, the fix joint is in your skull, and the gliding joint is in your fingers, wrist, toes, and your ankles.
Hinge
A hinge joint allows extension and retraction of an apendage.
Saddle
A saddle joint allows movement back and forth and up and down, bot does not allow for rotation like a ball and socket joint.
Ball and Socket
A ball and socket joint allows for radial movment in almost any direction. They are found in the hips and shoulders.
Ellipsoid
Ellipsoid joints are similar to a ball and socket joint. They allow the same type of movment to a lesser magnitude. The wrist is an ellipsoid joint.
Pivot
Ball and socket -Arm and shoulder
Hinge joint-toes
Gliding joints-between vertebrae
hinge joint- elbow, knee, and knuckle
ball and socket joint- shoulder and hip
fixed joints- you brain or skull
A hinge joint is one that allows the body parts to bend and straighten. An example of a hinge joint is the knee. Ball-and-socket joints allow movement in any direction. An example of a ball-and-socket joint is the shoulder. Gliding joints allow bones to slide over each other. The foot is a good example of a gliding joint.
Ball and socket joint, hinge joint, and glide joint.
The joints are grouped according to their motion. One joint may glide over another and another moves forward and backward.
fix = head
ball and socket = shoulder
hinge = knee
Ball And Socket which would be you knee. Gliding joints which would be your hands. Fixed joints would be your skull.
Hinge joint-knee and elbow
Ball and socket joint-your soldier
fixed joint like the kind in your head, ball in socket like youre arm and sholder, hendge youre knee and elbow.
Gliding=wrist+ankle
hinge= knee+elbow
ball-and-socket= shoulder
Hinge joint-knee and elbow
Ball and socket joint-your soldier
1. Gliding – Wrist and Ankle
2. Ball-and-Socket – shoulder
3. Hinge – Knee and Elbow
1.) -ball and socket joint- allows your joint to move in all directions- shoulder.
- gliding joint- allows bones to glide over one another to increase flexibility- wrist
- hinge joint- allows bones to flex and extend- knee