Transcript Muscle picture ppt

No flashcard today..but..
 Get
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out your Muscle Presentation RUBRIC
Write your name at the top--- this is how I will
grade your presentation
Classroom clean-up- wait for me to give
directions
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Wipe down each lab station
Clean the sink
Empty the little trashcans
Return all books to proper place
Return colored pencils to drawers in back
After presentations
 Fill
in the information for the facial muscles
from your book
 Complete 6p and Q
Flashcard Warm-up #5 Nov. 5th
Trunk Muscles and
their movements
Rectus abdominus
Transversus abdominus
Internal obliques
External obliques
Muscle Movements
Muscle Movements
Muscle Assignments
 Complete
Origins, insertions and
movements on your muscle chart
 Identify the muscles from pictures –
(muscle identification sheet)
 Chart should be completed by the end of
class tomorrow and all muscles labeled on
identification sheet by end of class
tomorrow
 Monday- Little Red riding hood review,
mid-term study guide check
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Question
of
the
Week
What happens when your feet or body parts fall asleep? Why do
you sometimes feel “pins and needles” sometimes?
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Usually happens when a body part has had prolonged pressure
• This cuts off communication from your brain to parts of your
body. The pressure squeezes nerve pathways so that the
nerves can't transmit electrochemical impulses properly.
• Pressure can also squeeze blood vessels cutting off blood
supply causing nerves to act abnormally
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When you move again, the nerves are readjusting and this
causes the tingly sensation
• This cuts off communication from your brain to parts of your
body. The pressure squeezes nerve pathways so that the
nerves can't transmit electrochemical impulses properly.
• Pressure can also squeeze blood vessels cutting off blood
supply causing nerves to act abnormally
• The fibers that transmit pain and temperature information are
relatively thin, so you feel the tingling situations pretty
quickly.
Rotator Cuff Muscles
(SITS)
Muscles Crossing Elbow Joint
 Posterior
view
 Anterior
view
Flashcard Warm-up
 Rotator
Cuff Muscles
 SITS
 Use
your notes to list muscles and their
movements
National Geographic
Extraordinary Humans
 Things
to look for:
Connection between muscular and nervous
system
Dystonia is the disease featured
 Explanation of what CAUSES each disease?
 How this disease effects the everyday life of
each person?
 How the normal function of muscles are
disrupted
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National Geographic
Extraordinary Humans
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Spinal Muscle Atrophy (type 2)
Flashcard Count
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your name at the top of a blank card
 Write the following on the front of the card:
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Total card count: _____
Total Picture count: ______
Checked by: ________________
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Write the three things above TWO times
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