Monday, January 26, 2009
Orientation and Region Quiz practice
______1. The frontal plane splits the body into left and right halves.
______2. The sagittal plane is the same thing as the transverse plane.
______3. If a straight line were to be cut through the body from the head to the feet it would be called a sagittal cut.
______4. The feet are the most distal portion of the leg.
______5. The scapular region is on the anterior side of the body.
______6. The correct anatomical position has the palms turned toward the ventral side.
______7. The pinky is medial compared to the thumb in the anatomical position.
______8. A body is still referred to in anatomical positions if it is laying down (like in a morgue).
______9. The transverse plane is the same as a cross-section from biology class.
______10. The cephalic area is superior to the cervical region.
______11. Dorsal and superficial mean the same thing.
______12. The patellar region is also known as the shin.
______13. The sacral region is the chest.
______14. Digits are fingers.
______15. Pedal means hand.
______16. The inside of the elbow should be facing anteriorly in the anatomical position.
______17. Being the closer attachment point to the body is the definition of inferior.
______18. Your skin is a superficial organ.
______19. The fingers are the most distal point of the arm.
______20. The shoulder is the proximal point of attachment of the arm.
anatomy practice quiz
A. sagittal B. frontal C. transverse
_____2. Which end of the club is the head at?
A. proximal B. distal
_____3. Which side of the golfer’s left hand is facing the viewer?
A. anterior B. posterior
_____4. Which knee is bent?
A. left B. right
_____5. Which hand is more medial in this pose?
A. left B. right
_____6. Which is most proximal to the shoulder?
A. hand B. wrist C. elbow
_____7. Which is most lateral?
A. 1st metatarsal B. 3rd metatarsal C. 5th metatarsal
_____8. If we were to make a clean cut of the golfer’s club halfway down the shaft, which plane would that be?
A. sagittal B. frontal C. tranvserve
_____9. What plane presents a front and back side of an object?
A. sagittal B. frontal C. transverse
_____10. Which of the following is the most superficial?
A. bone B. muscle C. skin D. hair
Week of Monday, January 26, 2009 - Anatomy
Monday, Jan 26
Quiz – directions and regions of the body
Review upper arm bones
Finish upper arm/shoulder
Pectoral girdle worksheet
Tuesday, Jan 27
Review wrist, etc…
Pelvic girdle lower leg
Give worksheet for skull bones to learn for Wed
Wednesday, Jan 28
Quiz on upper arm bone/pectoral girdle
Review lower leg, ankle, foot bones
Function and parts of skull
Skull bones
Thursday, Jan 29
Review and continue skull bones
Finish bones with vertebrae and ribs
Vertebrae comparison activity
List all 206 bones
Time on internet to research bone websites
Friday, Jan 30 (sub) (slightly shorter classes)
Quiz on lower leg, ankle, foot bones
Structure of bone book research activity
Time on computers to research bone diseases
Quiz next Tuesday on skull bones
For the physical science "D" block
What is the name of a person who fixes shoes?
fkieser@sja1890.org
Week of Monday, January 26, 2009
Monday, Jan 26
First bell work
Collect NASA metric article
How to measure volumes (liquid and solid)
Making sure we know our conversions
Worksheet on measuring volumes
Measuring volumes lab
Tuesday, Jan 27
Quiz on measuring lengths
Quick activity on measuring volume of irregularly shaped objects.
“Great race” measuring activity
Introduction to metric conversion math (differential analysis)
Practice problems for metric conversions for homework.
Wednesday, Jan 28 (short day)
Correct H.W.
Introductory lab with CBL’s. Measuring length using CBL
(begin putting logger pro on laptops group by group)
Thursday, Jan 29
Finish whatever was not completed Wednesday.
Data collection.How to make a pie graph lesson.
Friday, Jan 30 (sub) (slightly shortened classes – 80 min)
Quiz on metric conversions using differential analysis.
Survey activity to be turned in.
Line graph activity packet to be done in class then homework.