Name five different types of joints in the human body and give an example of each.?
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Ball and socket -Arm and shoulder\nPivotal joint-neck and head\nHinge joint-toes \nGliding joints-between vertebrae\nSutures- joints in the skull bones
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Triangle, quadrilateral, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon
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Radius and Ulna in the arm, Carpels and Meta Carples in the wrist.  Fingers are Phalanges
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Well, i'm not an expert, but as i understand it, the basic difference, besides the composition, is that cartilage is flexible. the human body uses cartilage to connect the bones to each other so that we have joints and can move in many different ways. It actually has many other functions too. here is a good link to learn more about cartilage:\nhttp://www.botany.uwc.ac.za/sci_ed/grade10/mammal/cart.htm\n\ncomparison of characteristics of both (kinda techinical)\nhttp://bms.brown.edu/curriculum/b189/Lectures/cart-bone-study.htm
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Spiral, lenticular, elliptical and irregular\n\nSee the link
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1. c\n2. d\n3. e\n4. b\n5. a\nIts been a few years since I took biology but I thought I could take a shot at your question.  Hope the answers are right:)
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Systematic joints - rough planar geometry, regular parallel orientations, regular spacing\n\nNonsystematic joints - curved, irregular in geometry, always terminate against older joints which commonly belong to a systematic set\n\nCross joints - systematic joints of one set consistently terminate against the joints of another set\n\nOblique / diagonal joints - joints that cut a fold or some other linear feature at high angles\n\nSheet joints / Exfoliation joints - curved extension fractures that are subparallel to the topography and result in a characteristic smooth, rounded topography, may be found in many kinds of rocks but they are best displayed in plutonic rocks in mountainous regions where the sheets resemble layers of an onion\n\nColumnar Joints - extension fractures characteristic of shallow tabular igneous intrusions, dikes, sills, or thick extrusive flows; fractures separate the rock into roughly hexagonal or pentagonal columns which are often oriented perpendicular to the contact of the igneous body with the surrounding rock
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eye, ear, lip, jaw, gum
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carpal=wrist\ntarsal=foot\nhumerous= long arm bone from shoulder\nfemur= leg bone from hip to knee\nfibula and tibia= 2 bones bellow the knee\nradius and ulna= between wrist and elbow(radius goes to thumb)\nclavicle= colar bone\nscapula= shoulder blade \nCoccyx= tailbone\npatella= knee cap\nsternum(Manubrium, xiphoid process and body of sternum all fused)=breastbone\nvertebrae=spine\ncranium=skull\nmandible= bottom jaw\nmaxilla=top jaw
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Connective Tissue is bone, muscle, blood, and cartilage. It has a lot of different functions.
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biceps\ntriceps\nchest or pecs\ndelts\ntraps\nlats\nabs
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gender\nwork\ndeviance\nleisure\ncyberspace\nreligion\nsport\nage and aging\nthe body\nrace\nability/disability
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synovial- gliding,hinge,pivot,condyloid,saddle,ball & socket\n\nsuture-lambdoid, styloid, sagital ( joints between skull bones)\n\ncartilaginous- pubic symphisis
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There is a chart for the hand and a chart for the foot. See links below.
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1. lip\n2. gum\n3. arm\n4. eye\n5. hip\n6. leg\n7. jaw\n8. rib\n9. toe\n10. ear
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1.connective tissue.2.White blood cells3.plasma.4.Red blood cells.5.dont know sorry6.Blood platelets (I think)7..8. 9.not clear.10.oxygen.
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The definition of the joint is the meeting point of two extemities.Down from the neck,the shoulders and the arms,the elbow,the wrists,the fists,the back,the legs,the knees,the ankles,the foot plant.