What are Joints and its Types

Joints and its Types

 

Joints and their Types:

 

Joint:

 

The place where two bones meat is called joint.

 

Types:-

 

Joints are of three types which are as under:

 

Immovable joints:

 

These joints do not show any kind of movement e.g. joint in skull bones.

 

Slightly movable joints:

 

These joints show little movement e.g. vertebrae column.

 

Freely movable joints:

 

These joints show free movement. They have two types:

 

  1. i) Ball & Socket Joints:

 

These are the joints of shoulder and the hip.

 

  1. ii) Hinge Joints:

 

These are the joints of elbow and knee.

 

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