Chicken Wing Dissection

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Transcript Chicken Wing Dissection

The Wing and I
Hassle-free Dissection
Safety Instructions
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Chicken may be contaminated with Salmonella!
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You must wear gloves and goggles at all times.
Keep gloved hands away from your mouth and face!
Do not touch other surfaces after handling the chicken.
All waste must be placed in a plastic bag!
Be careful with surgical instruments!
Surgical instruments must be washed with soap
and water, and placed in the beaker by the sink.
Your work surface must be wiped down with soap
and water.
When all of this is finished, remove your gloves
and wash your hands and wrists with soap and
water.
Materials
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Goggles – put them on!
Gloves – put them on!
2 paper plates – keep together
Dissecting kit
Zippered bag for tissue disposal
Your instructor will bring you a chicken
wing.
VIDEO DISSECTION
Procedure
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Carefully extend the wing and identify
the sections and joints.
Remove as much skin from the thickest
parts of the wing as possible.
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Try not to damage the muscles underneath.
Procedure part 2
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Identify skin, bone, muscle, tendon,
ligament, cartilage and fat.
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Hold the wing down at each joint and
alternately pull on each muscle group.
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Identify the flexors and extensors.
What happens to wing movement when
you cut a muscle?
Tendons and Ligaments
Clean Up!!!
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Place all chicken parts in small bag.
Place all materials in garbage bag.
Use soap and water for all clean-up.
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Clean dissection tools
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Place in beaker next to sink.
Wipe down your tray and bench.
Wash your hands thoroughly.
Human Equivalents?
Sample Questions
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What tissue is referred to when one speaks of the “meat”
of a chicken?
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What is the function of a ligament?
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What is the function of a tendon?
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Name the two main types of movement that occur when a
wing is raised and lowered in flight.
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What bone in the wing is connected to the chicken’s body
at the shoulder?
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Name the two bones found in the forearm of the wing.
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What types of joint move the wing?
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What type of muscle did you observe?