Talking while you role play

[CactiAndCanaries]

XD YAY!

*tackles tall*

XD FOOTBALL!

mrgreen  

[Hiraru Sagara]

Warning everyone, I'm finishing a paper which is due on Friday, don't expect to hear from me much for the next two days.  

[CactiAndCanaries]

I LOVE A&P!  

[CactiAndCanaries]

XD RAWR  

[Hiraru Sagara]

Hey, everybody, I'll check occasionally, but I'm still working on my paper.  

[Tall Italian Boy]

Alright Hiraru, nice outfit btw mrgreen

 

[CactiAndCanaries]

XD time for a scinece lesson!
yay!


Articulation (a.k.a joint)
Classification
a-Fibrous
b-Cartilaginous
c-Synovial
Function-
a-Synarthoses
b-Amphiarthroses
c-Diarthroses

Fibrous jts.
Immovable, fit very close together, Found only in sutures of skull, Gomophoses-b/w root of tooth and maxilla or mandible

Cartilaginous Jts.
Slightly moveable, jts join together by hyaline cartilage, or fibrocartilage, Synchondroses-hyaline b/w bones, symphysis-pads of fibrocart. b/w bones

Synovial jts.
(too much info for one small post XD)  

[Cecily D Aria]

Okay, then....
wasn't quite expecting Kinesiology when I came here.  

[CactiAndCanaries]

XD its anatomy and physiology!  

[CactiAndCanaries]

Synovial jts.
Freely moveable, most common in the body
1. structure
a- joint capsule-casing
b-Synovial membrans- lines capsule, secretes fluid
c-Articular cart.-covers end of bone
d-Joint Cavity-space between bones
e-Minisci-pads of fibrocart.
f-ligament-strong cords that hold bones together
g-Bursae- membranes filled with fluid

Types of syn. Jts.
a. Uniaxial-around 1 plane/axis
hinge-allows flexion & tension, pivot-projection from one bone fits into ring of another (c1 & c2 of spinal vertebre)

b. Biaxial- around two axes or plains
saddle joint-bones resemble reciprocal saddles (only thumbs), Condyloid- Condle fits into elliptical socket

c.Multiaxial-around 3 or more axes
ball & socket- head of one bone fits into concave depression, Gliding jts- flat surfaces that glide  

[UkyoKuonji2004]

I'm glad that when I had to learn anatomy and physiology, it was just the basics so I didn't need to know all of that ^_^ But I did need to know the different connective tissues and cartilage though and be able to identify it on a slide.  

[Hiraru Sagara]

Um... *Is partually brain dead* Thanks Italian.... and uh... *Picks up shot gun* Puppet, if you try to make me learn anything tonight I am likely to come to your house and kill youz.  

[Cecily D Aria]

puppetofdeath

XD its anatomy and physiology!

It's also a part of kinesiology, the science of human movement. I hate that class so much....  

[CactiAndCanaries]

oh i love this class
I actually have to learn more than basics
I also have to know all the tarsals, carpals, and different bones along with the names of different bumps and projections and stuff XD

I really do like learning about the human body

I have to know the different sutures along with bones and joints by tomorrow XD

regions of vertebral column
cervical(neck)-7 vertebre (C1-C7)
Thracic (Chest)-12 vertebre (T1-T12)
Lumbar (lowerback)- 5 vertebre (L1-L5)
Coccygal (tail)- 3-5 vertebre (Co1-Co3)

Cervical curvature- helps support head
lumbar curve- concave posteriorsly(?)
-begins with walking
-helps support trunk
Lateral Curvature- (XD i forget)  

[Hiraru Sagara]

*Cocks gun* Sorry guys, I have to travel across the state and kill someone now...