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Kinesiology, 10/e
Nancy Hamilton, University of Northern Iowa
Kathryn Luttgens, Northeastern University


Appendix B

TypeArticulationMovement
Diarthrodial: Nonaxial

 Shoulder girdle 
 SternoclavicularLimited motion of outer end of clavicle in all three planes
Elevation-depression
Forward-backward
Rotation: forward-downward; backward-upward
 AcromioclavicularMovements of scapula (including motion in both joints)
Irregular;
Arthrodial;Plane
 
Elevation-depression
Rotation: upward-downward
Abduction-adduction
Upward tilt-reduction of same
 IntercarpalSlight gliding movements in cooperation with movements of wrist and metacarpals
 IntertarsalSlight gliding movements in cooperation with movements of talonavicular and ankle joints
 
Diarthrodial: Uniaxial

 Elbow  
     HumeroulnarFlexion-extension-hyperextension (slight)
 Knee  
     TibiofemoralFlexion-extension-hyperextension (slight)
Hinge;Ankle  
Ginglymus    Talotibial and talofibularDorsiflexion-plantar flexion (extension)
 Fingers and thumbFlexion-extension
     Interphalangeal  
 Toes 
     InterphalangealFlexion-extension

TypeArticulationMovement

 Forearm 
     Proximal and distal radioulnarSupination-pronation
Pivot;Neck 
Screw;    Atlantoaxial (first and 
Trochoid         second cervical)Rotation: right-left
 
Diarthrodial: Biaxial

 Wrist 
     RadiocarpalFlexion-extension-hyperextension
Abduction-adduction
 Fingers 
     MetacarpophalangealFlexion-extension
Abduction-adduction
Condyloid;  
OvoidToes 
EllipsoidalMetatarsophalangealFlexion-extension-hyperextension
Abduction-adduction (limited)
 Head  
     OccipitoatlantalFlexion-extension-hyperextension
Lateral flexion: right-left
Saddle;  
Seller;Thumb  
ReciprocalCarpometacarpalFlexion-extension-hyperextension
reception Abduction-adduction
  Opposition (combination of abduction, hyperflexion,
  and possibly slight inward rotation)*
 
Diarthrodial: Triaxial

 Shoulder 
     GlenohumeralFlexion-extension-hyperextension
  Abduction-adduction
  Rotation: outward-inward
Ball-and-socket; Horizontal adduction (from abduction)
Enarthrodial Horizontal abduction (from flexion)
 Hip  
     FemoroacetabularFlexion-extension-hyperextension
Abduction-adduction
Rotation: outward-inward
Horizontal adduction (from abduction)
Horizontal abduction (from flexion)
Shallow ball-Foot 
and-socket    TalonavicularDorsiflexion-plantar flexion (very slight)
Abduction-adduction (slight)
Inversion-eversion (very slight)

TypeArticulationMovement

 
Combination Diarthrodial Nonaxial and Fibrocartilaginous Synarthrodial

Triaxial simulatedVertebral bodies 
ball-and-socket    Intervertebral cartilagesFlexion
Extension
Hyperextension
Nonaxial irregularVertebral archesLateral flexion: right-left
Rotation: right-left

*Opinions differ with respect to inward rotation.