### body part | joint:

Ankle
* Most ankle sprains heal completely within a few weeks
  - in three to eight weeks
* Some ankle sprains require medical attention, too.
* Some ankles are part of bodies
  - legs
* are bones
  - part of legs
  - the second most frequently injured body part in football
* can move and bear weight.
* includes bone cells
  - corpi
  - ground substances
  - lobes
  - marrow
  - mast cells
* roll out - Strong shoes with wedges or flares reduces pain in the lower legs and ankles.
* sprains Sprained ankles are one of the most common injuries among athletes
  - often mean torn or severely overstretched ligaments
  - present as either an excessive inversion or eversion sprain
* sprains, fractures and chronic pain
  - muscle strains, and shin contusions are soccer s three most common injuries

### body part | joint | ankle:

Twisted ankle
* Most twisted ankles occur when the toes are pointed slightly in and the body is moving forward.
* are the most common injury on mountain trails.

Diarthrosis
* Diarthroses are joints at which there is considerable movement.
* has movement, but less strength.

### body part | joint | diarthrosis:

Pivot joint
* are found where the skull joins the vertebral column.
* permit rotary movement, like the turning of the head from side to side.

Dovetail
* are the standard of quality drawer construction.
* cause fits.

### body part | joint:

Elbow
* Some elbows are part of arms
  - humans
* are bends.
* are close to the body, with the point of elbow set under the withers
  - the position of the hands dependent on the length of the pole
  - hinge joints
  - forelegs
  - sleeve
  - pipes
* have free action from the shoulders, and the legs show no tendency to cross or interfere.
* includes corpi
  - hip sockets
* includes nerve fiber
  - fibre
  - radicles
  - synapse
* move perpendicular to body, working free of sides.
* supports for precision work help reduce tension in the upper arms and neck.
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  * Elbow strikes to the head and face.

Facet joint
* control the movement of the spine.
* have a dual nerve supply from the spinal nerves that emerge above and below the joints.

### body part | joint:

Hinge
* Some hinges are a combination of hinge types.
* Some hinges are part of architecture
  - automobiles
  - buildings
  - cars
  - castles
  - cathedrals
  - houses
  - mosques
  - palaces
  - skyscrapers
  - temples
  - connect shells.
  * can be very large or very small. Small hinges are used for jewelery boxes and other small things with lids. Very large hinges have been used at the bottom of buildings, to let a building sit on loose soil or mud without breaking
* allow motion.
* are a problem, for example, because they are roughly the same size as the mirrors
  - circumstances
  - elastic flap on both ailerons and elevator
  - often on the outside of doors and can be unscrewed
  - one type of preservation mounting
* are part of car doors
  - french doors
  - gates
  - swing doors
* are small folded pieces of paper with glue on one side
  - rectangles of strong, archival-quality paper, preferably Japanese kozo
  - wrought-iron H hinges
* includes sections.

Hinge joint
* allow movement in only one direction.
* are located at the elbows and knees.
* move in a more limited way.
* provide a forward and backward motion, as at the elbow and knee.

Hypermobile joint
* are candidates for mistreatment and overuse
  - essentially universal
* occur in very few conditions.