KINE1
Weekly outline
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Once you are done your Anatomy 'Dudes' . . . complete the self learning below using the website linked.
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/joints
This learning is all about the different types of joints in the human body.
1.) Complete you own research to discover what the 3 main types of joints are in the human body - fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial.
The videos below will help.
2.) Explain in your own words the 6 types of Synovial Joints using the video below.
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Joint Movement - what enables us humans to move the way we do.
One of the key functions of the human skeletal system is to allow movement.
Below are key types of joint movement. In your book, record the chart below. From the video define each movement and then draw an example or explain an example.
Joint Movement Define Example of each type of joint (a drawing and/or sentence explaining) Flexion Extension Abduction Adduction Rotation Pronation Supination Dosiflexion Plantarflexion
Extension Work:
In the below chart, I have given you a specific joint found in the human body. You need to then tell me the joint type, the bones we have learned around this joint, and the types of movement that occur here.
Joint Joint Type Bones around this joint Types of movement Shoulder Elbow Wrist Hip Ankle -
1.) Continue with the investigation work under WEEK 8 if you are not yet done.
2.) See the scanned 'worksheet' below. This work combines your knowledge of muscles with joint movement and real world applications. You are to work through this once your WEEK 8 work is done.
3.) A fun/challenging anatomy word search is also below.
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1.) Anyone successful with the word search?
2.) Split into 2 teams. Kinesiology Bone-ex! Rules to come - but it will be fun!
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I am away this week. Tasks are below.
1.) Complete the Muscular System worksheet using the videos below to help you.
2.) Complete the Nervous System worksheet using the video below to help you.
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