Human Anatomy Page 1Mechanics of Movement—Joints—Note-taking HandoutREVIEW—the motor unit—how nerves and muscles workBIG CONCEPT—HOW MOVEMENT HAPPENS:1. Tendon tissueHuman Anatomy Page 2Mechanics of Movement—Joints—Note-taking Handout2. Tendons as structures—connecting bone to muscle3. Ligaments—bone to bone4. Jointsa. Fibrous Joints (3 types)b. Cartilaginous joints (2 types)Human Anatomy Page 3Mechanics of Movement—Joints—Note-taking Handoutc. Synovial Jointsd. Synovial joint shapes (6 different shapes)Human Anatomy Page 4Mechanics of Movement—Joints—Note-taking HandoutSUGGESTIONS FOR REVIEW1. Make a table of all joint types and examples of each.2. For synovial joints, make a table with each joint shape and an example of each joint shape. For each example include the bones that form the articular surfaces. Draw a picture of each joint with the bones, the cartilaginous articular surfaces and any ligaments or menisci that are found in that