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    This document provides instructions for a bone palpation exercise and activity. [1] Students are directed to palpate three of six provided bone structures on themselves or a partner and answer reflection questions. [2] They then complete an activity labeling bones and markings on a diagram of a human arm. [3] Finally, students fill in a table identifying bone markings, their type of structure, functions, and examples of where they are found.

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    This document provides instructions for a bone palpation exercise and activity. [1] Students are directed to palpate three of six provided bone structures on themselves or a partner and answer reflection questions. [2] They then complete an activity labeling bones and markings on a diagram of a human arm. [3] Finally, students fill in a table identifying bone markings, their type of structure, functions, and examples of where they are found.

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    This document provides instructions for a bone palpation exercise and activity. [1] Students are directed to palpate three of six provided bone structures on themselves or a partner and answer reflection questions. [2] They then complete an activity labeling bones and markings on a diagram of a human arm. [3] Finally, students fill in a table identifying bone markings, their type of structure, functions, and examples of where they are found.

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    This document provides instructions for a bone palpation exercise and activity. [1] Students are directed to palpate three of six provided bone structures on themselves or a partner and answer reflection questions. [2] They then complete an activity labeling bones and markings on a diagram of a human arm. [3] Finally, students fill in a table identifying bone markings, their type of structure, functions, and examples of where they are found.

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    05 Honors - Bone Markings (20 Points)


    Directions: Part 1 – Do THREE of the palpation exercises below. Delete the choices you don’t use. Then answer the reflection
    questions with complete sentences. Part 2 – Complete the bone activity and answer the questions. Part 3- Fill in the table with
    the correct information

    Part 1 (5 Points)

    Palpation Exercises

    Choice #1: Patella and Tibial Tuberosity: Sit on a stable surface so that your knees are bent at a 90-degree angle. Use your
    fingers to feel the front of your kneecap. The patella is a round bone that is suspended in the quadriceps tendon (muscles on the
    front of your thigh) and patellar tendon. Palpate around all borders. Follow the inferior patellar ligament to the tibial tuberosity.
    This is the large round projection found at the superior end of your tibia.

    Choice #2: Medial and Lateral Condyles of Femur and Tibia: Move your fingers from the patella inferiorly on the medial (and
    then the lateral) knee surface. You will feel the femoral condyle first, then the tibial condyle.

    Choice #3: Spine of the Scapula: Facing your partner's back, have him extend his arm out to the side. As the shoulder joint is
    moved, you should see a spreading of the scapula on the rib cage. With arms extended, palpate the surface of the scapula.
    There will be an indentation at the superior and inferior halves of the bone. These indentations are the supraspinatous fossa and
    infraspinatous fossa. You will also be able to feel the horizontal ridge of bone called the scapular spine.

    Choice #4: Olecranon Process of the Ulna: With your arm in a relaxed position and enough space for full range of motion, flex
    and extend the elbow as you palpate its dorsal aspect. Feel the olecranon process of the ulna. This is the large, curved, bony
    prominence that hooks around the olecranon fossa of the humerus to form the elbow joint.

    Choice #5: Surface of the Clavicle: Standing with one of your arms relaxed at your side, palpate the clavicle along its entire
    length from sternum to shoulder. The clavicle runs horizontally at the upper and anterior part of the thorax, just above the first rib.
    Although this is a curved bone, you will feel that the surface contains both smooth areas and areas with impressions where
    muscle attaches.

    Choice #6: Lateral and Medial Malleolus: The malleolus is the bony prominence on each side of the ankle. The medial
    malleolus is the prominent bone on the inner side of the ankle. It is formed by the lower end of the tibia. The lateral malleolus is
    the prominent bone on the outer side of the ankle. It is formed by the lower end of the fibula.
    Part 1
    Questions

    1. What structures did you choose to palpate?

    The boundaries of the patella

    2. Describe how you knew you found the bone markings?

    I realized I had tracked down the various boundaries of the patella by checking out at a model of the
    leg. I saw how the various ligaments and muscles connect to the patella and felt them myself.

    3. Which structure was the easiest for you to palpate and which was the most challenging? Why?

    The boundaries of the patella was the simplest to touch since it was the least demanding to find.
    Part 2 (5 Points)

    Human Arm Activity

    Build a human arm by dragging the bones into formation. Finally, label the bones and FOUR bone markings that you notice.

    Bone and socket bone Radius fits on the lateral


    side of the carpals Carpals are at the start
    of the hand
    humerus radius carpals

    phalanges
    ulna Phalanges are the fingers.
    metacarpals You can tell the difference
    between them all by
    shape.
    Identify 5 Bone Markings Is This Bone Marking A What Are Some Example Of A Bone
    From The Lesson Projection, Depression, Functions Associated Where This Marking Is
    Or Opening? With This Marking? Found?

    Condyle Projection Gliding movement Femur

    Ramus Projection Joint that opens and Pelvis


    closes mouth

    Sulcus Depression serve as channels Humerus

    Fossa Depression joints Pelvis

    Foramen Opening holes for Skull


    blood vessels,
    ligaments, or nerves to
    pass.

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