BIOS 251 Week 6 Lab Instructions; Skeletal Anatomy & Quiz Guide

Week 6 Lab Instructions Skeletal System Activity Description Points Part A Skeletal anatomy PowerPoint 20 Part B Lab Quiz 10 Total 30 References 1.Saladin Anatomy & Physiology: The Unity of Form and Function PART A: Skeletal system anatomy PowerPoint See term list attached to end of document for a list of all structures required and an example. Each group will take pictures of the bones of the human body It is OK to share images within each group. Insert images into PowerPoint Using arrows, circles, brackets, and highlighting indicate all structures listed under Unit 6 of the BIOS 251 Anatomy Term List (found in the Files section of Canvas). Using Canvas, submit the file to Module 6: The Skeletal System (Onsite Lab 6 of 7) by the indicated due date. PART B: Skeleton quiz 1. Quiz over the anatomy of the skeletal system given by instructor as he/she makes rounds to your lab bench. (see term list at end of instructions) 274955028485Week 6 Lab Instructions Week 6 Lab Instructions BIOS 251Page 1 of 8 PART A: Skeletal anatomy PowerPoint Create a PowerPoint presentation with labeled images of gross anatomical structures of the skeletal system included in the list below (next page). Each group will take pictures of the bones. It is OK to share images within each group but you must make your own labels. Insert images into PowerPoint Using arrows, circles, brackets, and highlighting indicate the bone and the specific structures of each bone found on the Unit 6 term list. Using Canvas, submit the file to the assignment Unit 6 Onsite Lab by the indicated due date 457200700538Below is an example of one slide (of many) from a similar assignment on bones of the skull. It is clearly labeled, not distorted, and a quality picture. Assuming the other slides labeled all necessary structures, this would have received 100%. BIOS 251Week 6 Lab InstructionsPage 1 of 8 45720034925Week 6 – Gross Anatomy of the Axial and Appendicular Skeletal System Objectives: 1. Identify indicated bones and features of bones from the axial and appendicular skeleton. Vertebral Column & Thorax: Regional differentiation of vertebrae Cervical; atlas, axis (dens or odontoid process) Thoracic Vertebral structures Body (centrum) Transverse processes Transverse costal facets Vertebral foramen Sternum Manubrium Body of sternum Ribs (know left and right) R 1 Vertebrosternal (true) Other terms Curvatures of spine Kyphosis Lordosis Lumbar Sacrum Coccyx (caudal) Superior & inferior articulating processes/facets Spinous process Transverse foramen (cervical) Intervert