1.2.3 building a muscle 10 /24

What is the primary focus of Activity 1.2.3?

• Bone structure

• Building muscle groups

• Nerve coordination

• Joint flexibility

Which material is used to build muscle models in this activity?

• Plasticine

• Terra-cotta clay

• Silicone

• Wood

What is one of the key goals of this lesson?

• Model skeletal system structure

• Identify muscles associated with a patient’s condition

• Describe bone density changes

• Create a joint movement diagram

Which resource is used to visualize muscle information?

• BioDigital™ Human Models

• X-ray scans

• MRI images

• 3D printed models

To raise your hand, which body parts coordinate?

• Muscles, nerves, bones, and blood vessels

• Only muscles and nerves

• Only bones and joints

• Blood vessels and skin

Where should you review the cohort patient's details?

• Anatomy in Clay® system

• GNMH Outpatient Center Portal

• Human Anatomy textbook

• Class notes

What should you brainstorm with your cohort patient partner?

• Nervous system pathways

• Types of injuries the patient might have

• Major muscles affected by the patient's condition

• Diet plans for the patient

After brainstorming, what must be done before proceeding?

• Discuss with another group

• Confirm the muscle list with the teacher

• Sketch the muscles

• Build the model immediately

What should be included in your muscle table?

• Only muscle names

• Muscle name, origin, insertion, action, flexor/extensor

• Muscle name and joint position

• Origin, insertion, and bone connection

Which model system is used to build the muscles?

• Human skeleton replica

• BioDigital™

• Maniken® Model

• MRI scan