Anthrology of Joints Familiarize yourselves with the different joints of the body and label the following joints according to the following: Articulating structural Surfaces: Functional supporting motions of Classification classification structures: the joint: Diarthrodial joint Joints Concave: Shoulder glenoid fossa and socket. Synovial, ball joint Convex. humeral head ligament, Three bursae, degrees of tendons, freedom: labrum flexion and extension, abduction and adduction IR and EF

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