Week #9 (9/14-9/18) Warm Up – Wednesday 9/16 - Theatre Productions! Pick up: Skeletal System note...
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Week #9 (9/14-9/18) Warm Up – Wednesday 9/16 - Theatre Productions! Pick up: Skeletal System note page Axial Skeleton Bingo Skull diagram Axial/ Appendicular Skeleton Practical Exam Terms List 3 colored pencils 21 index cards Agenda: 1. Bone Repair Role Play Theatre 2. Begin Axial Skeletal System notes (Skull) 3. Axial Skeletal Latin Roots Homework: 1. Skull Quiz – Wed, 9/23 2. Axial Index Card check – Friday 9/18 3. Axial Practical Exam – Fri, 10/27 Anatomy Fun Fact: Osteoporosis affects 10 million Americans, mostly women.
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Week #9 (9/14-9/18)Warm Up – Wednesday 9/16- Theatre Productions!
Pick up:Skeletal System note pageAxial Skeleton BingoSkull diagramAxial/Appendicular Skeleton Practical Exam Terms List3 colored pencils21 index cards
Agenda:1. Bone Repair Role Play Theatre2. Begin Axial Skeletal System notes
(Skull)3. Axial Skeletal Latin Roots
Homework:1. Skull Quiz – Wed,
9/232. Axial Index Card
check – Friday 9/183. Axial Practical
Exam – Fri, 10/27
Anatomy Fun Fact:Osteoporosis affects 10 million Americans, mostly women.
Your written script needs to be READY to give me before your Role Play!
Know your role in the skit! Props should be ready to go! SIGNS should be made! Speak loudly (if you have a
speaking part), go slowly & have fun!
In order to win Bingo, you must be able to give us the Vocab Term & its definition/ example.
As we enter the Skeletal System notes, every time you SEE one of the Vocab Terms you chose to write into your Bingo Card, you may check off that square.
Vocabulary Terms to choose from:
• Sagittal suture• Lambdoid suture• Axial Skeletal System• Skull• Ethmoid bone• Facial bone• Sphenoid bone• Bone• Vomer• Vault• Coronal suture• Lumbar vertebrae• Thoracic vertebrae• Cartilage• Appendicular Skeletal System• Squamous suture• Occipital bone• Mandible
Parietal bones Skeleton Temporal bone Kyphosis Hyoid bone Cranial bone Vertebral column Frontal bone Lordosis Ligament Bony thorax Base Cervical vertebrae Sacrum Coccyx Scoliosis
Axial & Appendicular Practical Exams
Worth: 25 pts each (30% - Test) 1 – Axial Skeletal bones 1 – Appendicular Skeletal bones
Format: Bone/bone region (identification by name & classification by shape) & bone regions (by name) using real model bones
Time: 30 sec. at each station to identify
When: Tuesday, 10/27 – Axial; TBD – Appendicular
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The Skeletal System
The Skeletal System
Learning Goal: Students can describe the structure & functions of the Skeletal System. Students will be able to:
Understand the differences between bones classified in the Axial Skeletal System & the Appendicular Skeletal System.
Identify & name bones of each 3 regions of the Axial Skeletal System.
Identify & name the major bones & sutures of the skull.
Know the number & names of the bones of the 5 vertebral groups.
Identify & name various types of abnormal spinal curvatures.
Identify & name bones & physical regions of bones from both the Axial & Appendicular Skeletal Systems during a Practical Exam.
The Skeleton
Comes from the Greek word meaning “dried-up body” or “mummy”
Accounts for about 20% of body weight
Made up of bones, cartilages & ligaments Horse skeleton
found along Stewart’s Pocket Loop, Payson, AZ 9-2014
2 Skeletal Systems for the Price of One!
There are 206 bones in human body divided into 2 systems
Axial skeletal system Skull (cranium), vertebral column,
rib cage (bony thorax)
Appendicular skeletal system Comprises rest of the bones
The Axial Skeleton
Have out the “Skeletal Skeleton” handout & 3 different colored pencils
Name (identify) & color-code the 3 sets of bones (80 total bones) that make up the Axial Skeletal SystemCranium/SkullVertebral columnRib cage/Bony thorax
Ossicles – inner ear (6)Hyoid bone (1)
Per. 3 start, Fri
Bones of the Human SkeletonAxial Skeleton – 80 bones Skull/Cranium
Cranial bones – 8: Frontal (1), parietal (2), occipital (1), temporal
(2), ethmoid (1), sphenoid (1)
Facial Bones – 14: Maxillary (2), mandible (1), inferior nasal
conchae (2), lacrimal (2), nasal (2), palatine (2), vomer (1), zygomatic (2)
Vertebra – 26: Cervical (7), thoracic (12), lumbar (5),
sacrum (1), coccyx (fusion of 3) Ribs & Sternum (bony thorax) – 25:
Ribs (24 – 1 pair/thoracic vertebra), sternum (1)
Ossicles (inner ear bones) – 6: Incus – 2, Malleus -2, Stapes - 2
Hyoid bone (attachment for tongue) - 1
Week #10 (9/14-9/18)Warm Up – Friday, 9/18:- Human Skull animation
Have out:Human Skull diagramAxial Skeletal Sys. Notes
Agenda:1. Finish Axial Skeleton notes – Skull 2. Human Skull identification activity
Homework:1. Skull Quiz – Wed,
9/23 2. Axial Practical
Exam – Tues, 10/27
Anatomy Fun Fact:Enamel is hardest substance in the human body. What mineral do you think is found in tooth enamel?
Bones of the Human Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton – 126 bones
Girdles: Pectoral: clavicle (2) & scapula (2)
Pelvic: ossa coxae/coxal bone (2), consisting of ilium, pubis & ischium
Arm – 30 bones (per arm): Humerus, radius & ulna, carpals
(8), metacarpals (5), phalanges (14)
Leg – 30 bones (per leg): Femur, tibia & fibula, patella,
tarsals (7), metatarsals (5) & phalanges (14)
The Skull (Cranium)
Formed by 22 bones divided into 2 sets: Cranial bones
Facial bones
The skull can be divided into 2 regions: Vault (skullcap)
Base
Human Skull animation
The Skull (Cranium)
Cranial Bones - 8 bones 2 Parietal 2 Temporal Frontal Occipital Sphenoid Ethmoid
The Skull (Cranium)
Facial Bones - 14 bones Maxillary (2) Inferior nasal conchae (2) Lacrimal (2) Nasal (2)
Palatine (2) Zygomatic (2) Mandible & vomer are unpaired
Males: more elongated than females
Females: rounder & less angular
Mandible (jaw): largest & strongest bone of the face
The Skull (Cranium)
All bones of adult skull are firmly connected by interlocking joints called sutures Coronal
Connects frontal & parietal bones Squamous
Connects parietal & temporal bones
Sagittal Connects 2 parietal bones
Lambdoid Connects occipital &
parietal bones
The Human Skull Activity “The Human Skull” color-code
Identification wkst
Use colored pencils to color-code!
Answer ALL questions on the back about the skull bones!
3-D skull at each station
Pg. 209-211 in text…great pictures of the skull
Week #10 (9/14-9/18)Warm Up – Friday 9/18- Human Skull Review wksts (30 mins)
Pick up:Human Skull Review wkstHuman Body: Pushing the Limits video questionnaireHave out:Human Skull diagram
Agenda:1. Skull Quiz2. Begin Human Body: Pushing the Limits
video & questionnaire
Homework: 1. Axial Practical
Exam – Tues, 10/21
Anatomy Fun Fact:The bone most frequently broken is the collar bone, also known as the clavicle.Is this bone a part of the Axial or Appendicular Skeletal System?
The Human Skull Review
“The Human Skull” color-code wkst & Skull Review wkst!
Use colored pencils to color-code!
Answer ALL questions on the back about the skull bones!
3-D skull at each station
Pg. 209-211 in text…great pictures of the skull
LAST CHANCE REVIEW: The Human Skull
Please have out your Human Skull Review wksts! Name the following
sutures/bones of the cranium.
Name a facial bone involved with eating (mastication).
Name a cranial bone that is classified as an irregular bone.
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The Human Skull Quiz
In life there are CHOICES… Here’s your choice for TODAY…
You may CHOOSE to take this Quiz with a PARTNER OR with 1 of your SKULL WKSTS!
PARTNER:
Choose a partner & sit next to them!
You may talk QUIETLY with your partner!
WKST:
Choose 1 wkst & put the other away!
Read directions CAREFULLY! When finished, turn your quiz in to Hmwk Bin!
You have 25 mins. to complete your quiz!
Human Body: Pushing the Limits
Preview to the rest of the semester… Finish Skeletal System (Rest of Axial &
Appendicular Skeletal Systems & Joints)
Muscular System
Nervous System
In order to better understand the connections & interdependence between the remaining organ systems this semester, watch & listen to the Human Body: Pushing the Limits – Strength video & answers the questions on the questionnaire.
Strength (~45 mins)
Week #10 (9/22-9/26)Warm Up – Fri, 9/26:- STEM Connector Survey
Have out:Human Body: Pushing the Limits video questionnaire
Agenda:1. Finish Human Body: Pushing the Limits
video & questionnaire
Homework:1. Axial Practical
Exam – Tues, 10/21
Have a wonderful, safe & relaxing Fall Intercession!
Anatomy Fun Fact:Cartilage degrades faster than bone, which is why many human remains (& elk for that matter) are found without a nose or ears.
Human Body: Pushing the Limits
Preview to the rest of the semester… Finish Skeletal System (Rest of Axial &
Appendicular Skeletal Systems & Joints)
Muscular System
Nervous System
In order to better understand the connections & interdependence between the remaining organ systems this semester, watch & listen to the Human Body: Pushing the Limits – Strength video & answers the questions on the questionnaire.
Strength (~45 mins)
