[KNES 259] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (41 pages long)

• School: University of Calgary
• Department: Kinesiology
• Course: KNES 259
• Professor: Carol Gibbons Kroeker

Document Summary

Sternoclavicular joint: connects medial (closest to midline) clavicle and superolateral (top and farther from midline)sternum, saddle joint: concave in one direction, convex in the other, permits movement in all directions except rotation. Acromioclavicular joint: connects lateral (furthest from midline) clavicle and superior(top) scapula, gliding(plane) joint: meet at at or nearly at articular surface, allows bones to glide past one another. Humeroulnar joint: inferior humerus, superior ulna, hinge joint, flexion/extension: occurs parallel to sagittal plane, axis runs medial/lateral. Humeroradial joint: inferior humerus, superior radius, hinge joint, flexion/extension: occurs parallel to sagittal plane, axis runs medial/lateral. Elbow joint: humerus, ulna and radius, hinge joint, flexion/extension: occurs parallel to sagittal plane, axis runs medial/lateral. Metacarpophalangeal joints: convex metacarpal, concave phalanx, condyloid joint, flexion/extension: occurs parallel to sagittal plane, axis runs medial/lateral, abduction/adduction: occurs parallel to frontal plane, axis runs anterior/posterior. Pelvis(3 bones), fetus, tibia, bula, tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges.