Synarthrosis		The area that is hollowed out in the bone.
Roll		Movement of the hand toward the radius.
Hyaline		For instance: Combing one's hair.
Externalrotation		A small round projection on a bone.
Fossa		Extension at the ankle.
Adbuction		Movement the opposite of supination.
Extension		Motion that causes an increaase in the joint angle closer to 180.
Medullarycanal		A flat or shallow articulating surface of the bone.
Slide		Movement along the plane parallel to the ground and away from midline.
Foramen		Movement the opposite of protraction.
Gomphosis		An area where a blood vessel travels.
Condyle		Motion that causes a decrease in joint angle.
Spin		A single point on one articular surface rotates on a single point on another surface.
Pronation		Multiple points along one rotating articular surface contact multiple points on another articular surface.
Lateralbending		Sharp ridge or border.
Palmarflexion		The motion that occurs between the articular surfaces of joints.
Facet		A bony prominence on a condyle.
Inversion		This fibrous membrane covering bone.
Crest		A very large prominence for muscle attach.
Periosteum		The anterior surface of the structure moves away from the midline rotating around its longitudinal axis.
Fibrocartlilage		Movement of the trunk to the side.
Medialrotation		A round knuckle – like projection at the end of long bone.
Syndesmosis		Shaft of long bones, mostly exterior compact bone.
Retraction		Rrounded articular projection beyond a narrow portion of the bone.
Tobercle		Type of joint that the teeth can be described as.
Trochanter		Movement of the hand toward the ulna.
Dorsiflexion		Movement of a body parttoward to midline.
Supination		A single point on one articular surface contacts multiple points on another articular surface.
Head		A large rounded projection that serves attach for a muscle.
Toberosity		The position of the palm also faces up.
Adduction		Hole through which blood vessels, nerves and ligaments pass.
ADL		Passageway for nutrient arteries,
Spine		Type of cartilage that covers the ends of the bone and is non-vascular.
Eversion		A type of joint that does not permit very much motion.
Groove		The material that makes up the menisci of the knee.
ROM		Flexion at the wrist.
Radialdeviation		A ligamentous joint that permits some motion, but limited.
Flexion		Long thin projections.
Epicondyle		Moving the sole of the foot outward at the ankle.
Ulnardeviation		Motion about a fixed point.
Line		Movement of a bone around its longitudinal axis. Anterior surface moves inward toward the midline.
Diaphysis		Moving the sole of the foot inward at the ankle.
Arthrokinematics		Movement of a body part away from midline.
Protraction		A feature on the surface of the bone that is less prominent than a ridge.