Introduction

What is the purpose of the skeletal system?

Label the parts of the skeletal system

Label:

Skull,

Mandible

Vertebrate,

Sternum

Ribs

Pelvis

Humerus

Radius

Ulnar

Femur

Tibis

Fibula

Metacarples

Shoulder joint

Knee joint

Hip joint

Elbow joint

What organs do you find?

What tissues do you find?

What cells do you find?

What makes a healthy skeletal system?

What is the purpose of the muscular system?

Label the parts of the muscular system

Gluti

Label:

Masseter

Detoids

Pectural

Abdominals

Brachials

Thighs

Calfs

Gluteus

What organs do you find?

What tissues do you find?

What cells do you find?

What makes a healthy skeletal system?

Station 1: Skeletal structure and function

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Skeletal System:

Skull -

Mandible –

Cranium –

Spinal Column

Cervical Vertebra –

Thoracic Vertebra –

Lumbar Vertebra –

Sacrum –

Coccyx –

Chest –

Clavicle –

Manubrium –

Scapula –

Sternum –

Ribs –

Arms –

Humerus –

Ulna –

Radius –

Joints -

Knee joints

Ankle joints

Toe joints

Finger joints

Hip joints

Elbow joints

Wrist joints

Shoulder joints

Neck joints

Hands and Feet

Carpals –

Metacarpals –

Phalanges –

Legs –

Pelvis –

Femur –

Patella –

Tibia –

Fibula –

Station 2: Muscle structure and function

Muscular System:

Face and head -

Occipital frontalis –

Masseter muscle -

Back/neck

Trapezius

Sternocleidomastoid –

Splenius capitis – Levator Scapulae –

Rhomboids –

Serratus posterior –

Latiumus Dorsi

Chest

Deltoid –Pectorals minor –

Serratus anterior –

Rectus abdonminis –

Abdominal external oblique –

Arms/Shoulder/hands

Shoulder Muscles

Supraspinatus Teres minor Infraspinatus

Teres major

Upper arm muscles

Biceps brachii Brachialis – Triceps brachii –

Forearm and hand

Brachioradialis –

Pronator Teres

Flexor carpi radialis Extensor carpi radialis

Extensor digitorum

Extensi carpi ulnaris Flexor carpi ulnaris

Bottom

Gluteus maximus

Gluteus medius

Gluteus minimus

Gemellus muscle

Thigh Muscles

Pectineus

Adductor longus – Illiopsoas–

Gracilis –

Adductor longus

Sartorius

Rectus femoris

Vastus lateralis

Vastus medialis

Flexor carpi ulnaris

Biceps femoris ___________________________________________

Semitendinosus____________________________________________

Semimembranos____________________________________________

Calf muscles

Peroneus longus____________________________________________

Tibialis posterior_____________________________________

Gastrocnemius____________________________________________

Soleus____________________________________________

Shin

Tibialis anterior____________________________________________

Fibularis longus____________________________________________

Station 3: Chicken Dissection

Draw or explain what a muscle cell looks like?

Draw or explain what muscle tissue looks and feels like?

Draw or explain what bone looks or feels like?

Draw or explain what the inside of a bone looks or feels like?

Draw or explain what the shoulder and elbow joint looks like?

Draw or explain how the muscle is attached to the bones?

Draw or explain what happens when the bicep brachii of the chicken is flexing?

Draw or explain what happens when the bicep brachii of the chicken is extending?

Station 4 – Nursing Observations – Musculoskeletal system

Tasks

Outline which muscle is flexing

Outline which muscles are extending

Outline which bones are involved

Outline which joints are involved

Squeezing hands

Lifting arms

Lowering arms

Lifting legs

Lowering Legs

Sitting up

Sitting down

Walking