We are finally going to start learning about boo-boo's and how to fix them!
Of course, first, we need to have a fundamental understanding of anatomy so that we can effectively evaluate and identify the source of our aches and pains.
We will begin this unit with a general overview of the tissues of the body. As the following presentation is rather lengthy, I would encourage you to take notes during lectures and use your textbooks as supplemental guides rather than print all 60 slides.
Download Human Anatomy Intro
So far you should have the pages for directional terms, movement terms, skin, muscles, and bones. Remember to hold on to these pages as they are just the beginning of a comprehensive project. Your life will be much easier if you keep them in a safe place!
In case you misplaced the copies you were given in class, here they are!
Directional Terms
Movements
Skin
Muscles
Bones
Another component to your porfolio is the collection of handouts that you and your classmates have made for each other detailing the injuries and conditions we've discussed in class. Be sure to use these handouts as study guides!
Open Wounds
Closed Wounds
Blisters
Open Fracture
Closed Fracture
Sprain
Strain
Muscle Contusion
Tendonitis
Bursitis
Synovitis
Also, don't forget to complete the student enrichment from Chapter 14!