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Learning Targets:
Name the major bones (26 on the first page of packet).
Know the difference between the axial and the appendicular skeleton.
Identify the functions of the skeletal system.
Identify the different types of bones to include – long bone, short, flat, irregular, and sesamoid.
Compare and contrast compact bone and spongy bone.
Know the roles of the three bone cell types: osteocyte, osteoblast, osteoclast.
Recognize the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for common skeletal disorders.
Describe the different types of bone fractures, and identify bones and fractures on an x-ray image.
Demonstrate the proper procedure for long bone immobilization.
Vocabulary:
axial skeleton
appendicular skeleton
compact bone
spongy bone
osteocyte
osteoblast
osteoclast
trabeculae
osteon
lacunae
lamellae
bone marrow function
simple fracture
compound fracture
fracture types: transverse, fissure, comminuted, greenstick, oblique
Bones to know:
cranium
mandible
cervical vertebrae
thoracic vertebrae
lumbar vertebrae
pelvis
sacrum
coccyx
clavicle
scapula
sternum
ribs
humerus
radius
ulna
carpals
metacarpals
phalanges
femur
patella
tibia
fibula
tarsels
metatarsels
calcaneus
Links:
Quizlet Bone Names with Pictures - Smith
Quizlet Bone Names with Word Definitions - Smith
Skeletal System Game- Basic bones
Overview- we will not cover all of this
Hand and Foot Bones Labeling- More than you need to know
Skull Bones- Lateral View, Anterior View - More than you need to know
Axial and Appendicular Lab Practical Practice -More than you need to know
Websites from www.biozone.com
Support and Movement
Support and Movement
With use of photos this site looks at what muscles are and the various types, how they function, movement, mechanics of muscles. Sacomere structure, muscle contraction and reflexes, fibre types, motor unit recruitment
Part of the Nutrition and Health Online magazine. This is a brief introduction to the different energy systems types involved in the body's production of energy.
A brief synopsis of the principles of exercise physiology muscle function, aerobic capacity, and Vo2 max.
Muscle Spindle and Stretch Reflexes
Part of the GKT computer aided learning website, this page contains information and diagrams on muscle spindle structure, fibre response, stretch reflexes and more.
Covers aspects of muscle structure and physiology. With the use of diagrams, this site looks at muscle fiber types, muscle growth, and lactic acid.
There are eight sections that represent different areas of the human body, use your mouse to go to a gallery of image thumbnails and text describing each area with larger images. Each image is presented in two forms, labeled and unlabeled, which can be used for instruction and assessment.
The Structure & Function of Bones
Knowledge of the structure and function of bones and aspects of skeletal system generally are essential parts of training in many therapies, such as Massage, Aromatherapy, Acupuncture, Shiatsu, and others. This page is intended to include the detail required for most Basic / First Level Courses in these therapies, and some ITEC Diplomas.
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