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Lab Activity 9

Lab Activity 9. Appendicular Skeleton Martini Chapter 8. Portland Community College BI 231. Appendicular Skeleton. Upper & Lower extremities Shoulder Girdle Pelvic Girdle. Humerus. Humerus: Proximal End. Greater tubercle. Lesser tubercle. Head: Above the epiphyseal line.

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??????? ??????? ?????? ??????. ORTHOPEDICS. Shoulder_frx_neck_of_humerus. Shoulder_ac_dislocation. Shoulder_acj_dislocation_grade_3_ap. Shoulder_ap_frx_clavicle. Shoulder_frx_clavile_ap. Shoulder_frx_midshaft_clavicle. Shoulder_cyst_aneurysmal_bone. Shoulder_dislocation_anterior.

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ATC 222

ATC 222. Chapter 21 The Shoulder Complex. Anatomy. Bones clavicle humerus scapula. Ligaments. Sternoclavicular Acromioclavicular Glenohumeral. Muscles. Rotator Cuff S.I.T.S. surrounding musculature. Nerve Supply. Brachial Plexus C5-T1. Blood Supply. Subclavian Artery

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Most Points in March Madness?

Most Points in March Madness?. Neither was Notre Dame's Austin Carr, who holds NCAA tournament records for most points in one game (61 vs. Ohio in 1970), most field goals in one game (25) and most field goals attempted in one game (44). Classification and Treatment of Scapular Pathology.

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JOINTS

JOINTS. Learning Objectives. To know the different joint types To understand how to classify joint types To be able to discuss the importance of the structure and function of a synovial joint. Joints. The human skeleton is jointed to allow movement.

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Splinting Seminar

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11.2 Movement

11.2 Movement. 11.2.1 Human movement. Human movement is produced by the skeletal acting as simple lever machines. The physics of a lever system can be directly compared to that of a limb. .

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Immune System

Immune System. Immune System. Pathogens are disease-producing agents, such as bacteria and viruses. CUTS AND PUNCTURES. How do pathogens get into the body?. Openings. EYE. NOSE. MOUTH. Immune System. Disease can be transmitted to humans in various ways:. Insects.

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Appendicular Skeleton

Appendicular Skeleton. The appendicular skeleton is made up of the appendages - the legs and arms. The superior appendicular skeleton is the pectoral (shoulder) girdles - it attach the upper limbs to the body trunk.

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The Skeletal System: The Appendicular Skeleton

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Facial and Trunk Muscles

Facial and Trunk Muscles. PRACTICE TEST! Note: this practice test does NOT cover every muscle you are responsible for. Make sure you go through your lab packet #3 to see all muscles you are responsible for!.

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Mechanisms & Characteristics of Sports Trauma

Mechanisms & Characteristics of Sports Trauma. Mechanical Injury. Tissue Stresses Tension* Stretching Compression* Shearing* Bending. T E N S I O N. SHEAR. COMPRESSION. Skin Injuries. Mechanical Forces Friction/rubbing Scraping Compression/pressure Tearing Cutting

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Linear Regression

Linear Regression. Section 3.3.1. Starter 3.3.1. Draw a quick sketch of three scatterplots: Draw a plot with r ? .9 Draw a plot with r ? -.5 Draw a plot with r ? 0. Objective.

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Upper Arm Muscles

Upper Arm Muscles. By: Laura Keren PED 216. Pectoralis Major. Origin: Sternum, shoulder girdle, and first six ribs. Insertion: Proximal end of humerus. Adducts and flexes the arm. Latissimus dorsi. Insertion: Proximal end of humerus. Origin: Lower spine and ilium.

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Bones & Skeletal Structure

Bones & Skeletal Structure. Day 8. Bones & Skeletal Structure. Bones are a type of hard endoskeleton found in all vertebrates . Bones give bodies their structure and protect internal organs.

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Spine of Scapula

Acromium. Coracoid process. Glenoid fossa. Subscapular fossa. oi. Supraspinous fossa. Spine of Scapula. Infraspinous fossa. Head of the Humerus. Greater tubercle. Lesser tubercle. Deltiod tuberosity. Olecranon fossa. Medial epicondyle. Lateral epicondyle. Greater trochanter.

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Intro to the Skeletal System

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Lecture (9)

Lecture (9). Basic Projections. Humerus. AP Humerus. Exposure Factors. Patient position Erect or Supine. Part position Supinate hand Adjust humerus with epicondyle Parallel to Cassette Center humerus to the cassette Central Ray Perpendicular Center Point Mid point of humerus

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Hypothesis

Biomechanical Comparision of Locking Plates With and Without Cement for Internal Fixation of Proximal Humerus Fractures Laura M. Decker, RET Fellow 2009 Kenwood Academy High School RET Mentor: Dr. Farid Amirouche, PhD NSF- RET Program. Introduction. Abstract. Motivation

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Hypothesis

Biomechanical Comparision of Locking Plates With and Without Cement for Internal Fixation of Proximal Humerus Fractures Laura M. Decker, RET Fellow 2009 Kenwood Academy High School RET Mentor: Dr. Farid Amirouche, PhD NSF- RET Program. Introduction. Abstract. Motivation

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