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Synovial Joints (Hinge, Ball & Socket Joints) & Joint Movement
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-Class notes about synovial joints and joint movement -Includes info about (types of) synovial joints, joint movements, sporting examples, etc -GCSE PE -Exam Board: AQA

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  • April 5, 2023
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  • hinge joints
  • ball and socket joints
  • joints
  • joint movement
  • synovial joints
  • sporting examples

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12/09/2022 & 26/09/2022
Joints
LO →To understand the structure and the function of joints.


- Synovial Joints -
→Most common type of joint in the body.
→Have fluid -filled space between smooth cartilage pads at the end of bones that form the
joint.
→Tough capsule surrounds the joint.
→ Outer layer capsules often include ligaments - these join the bones and make the joint
stronger.




- Types Of Joints -
Hinge Joints:

→Allow flexion and extension.
→E.g; - Elbow joint → hinge joint of three bones: humerus, ulna and radius.
↳ Allows the Tower arm to bend (flexion) and straighten (extension) in relation to upper arm.

Ball and Socket Joints

→E.g; Shoulder joint → joint between humerus and scapula.
→Ball and Socket joint → large range of movement & forwards and backwards, side to side,
and rotation.
↳ Forwards and backwards = flexion and extension
→Away to the side of the body and back again = abduction and adduction.
→Turn towards, or away from, centre of body = rotation.
→Allows for a large range of movement, but easily dislocated.

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