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Connective Tissue, Joints - Coggle Diagram
Connective Tissue
Stress/Strain Diagram
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Relative to Body
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Bone
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Components
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2 regions of skeleton
axial
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examples (6)
cranium, hyoid, sternum, ribs, sacrum, coccyx
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Bone Remodeling
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for a typical 35 y/o adult, what 3 things decreases every 10 years
Stress/strain tolerance, fx toughness, bending strength
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Hysteresis :red_cross:
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Examples (2)
Tendons and ligaments, such as the Achilles tendon shows significant
hysteresis.
how does this happen
These tissues store and release energy when loaded and unloaded
during activities like running, jumping, or walking
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Joints
3 Types
Synarthorosis
description
Immovable joints, often found in areas requiring stability and protection
3 types
sutures in the skull
what is this
2 bones grow together, separated by only thin layers of fibrous periosteum
gomphoses
what is this
Binds teeth to bony sockets, separated by only thin layers of fibrous periosteum
syndesmosis
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2 examples
radioulnar jt, tibiofibular jt.
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Amphiarthrosis
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2 types
symphysis
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example (2)
pubic symphysis, spinal interbody joints
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Diarthrosis
definition
Freely movable joints, primarily synovial joints, where a wide range of movements is needed
examples (4)
shoulder, hip, knee, and wrist joints