Maniken Unit 3Day 1 (2/7/12)

Maniken 2 Exam Feedback!Your Test Breakdown Sheets

forthcoming!

Intro to Reflex Arcs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38zEmPuWd-

o&feature=related&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uBjz5JpRAU&feature=related&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1

Let’s watch this clip of some ladies (British?) explaining the components and function of a reflex arc!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j5VtHY6lwQ&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1

If you want to make your own version of this video (accents included) you can earn yourself some extra credit!

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M3 Act Reflex Arc Model 2/15

•Nerve cells that are specialized to react to physical and chemical changes in their surroundings.

Neuron

Reflex Arc •Simplest of nerve pathways; carry out our reflexes.Copy figure 11.7a (p. 393 here)

Parts of a Reflex Arc (Table 11.2 p. 396)Part Description Function

Receptor Receptor end of a dendrite or

receptor cell in a organ.

Sensitive to a specific type internal or external

change.

Sensory Neuron

Dendrite, Cell Body, and Axon

of Sensory Neuron.

Transmits nerve impulse from receptor to brain or

spinal cord.

Interneuron Dendrite, cell body, and axon

of neuron within the brain or spinal cord.

Serves as a processing center; conducts nerve impulse from sensory

neuron to motor neuron.

Motor Neuron Dendrite, cell body, and axon

of motor neuron.

Transmits nerve impulse from the brain or spinal cord out to an effector.

Effector A muscle or gland

Responds to stimulation by the motor neuron and

produces the reflex or behavioral action.

Breakdown Sliding Filament Breakdown your sliding filament

model!

Spaghetti and Cardstock go into the Trash!

Break Down your Long Bone as Well!

Reflex Arc Model Setup

Each partnership needs to put together the following clay materials:

2 Walnut balls of white clay 1 Walnut size terra cotta Extrude one tube of blue, pink, and terra

cotta clay. Roll a Marble size ball of orange clay.Wipe hands and surfaces in-between colors!

Build me a Reflex Arc!

Using the clay materials you have prepared, build me an example of a reflex arc on your cardstock. Make sure to at least label the five parts of the reflex arc you took notes on in class!

We will build the vertebrae and spinal cord together and then you will be on your own!

Chapter 11 in your text should be a big help!

1. Use table 11.7 in your text (p.415) to create your own table describing the characteristics and functions of the 4 principle parts of the brain: Cerebrum Diencephalon Brainstem Cerebellum

2. After you create your table, use figure 11.15a (p. 402) as a guide and sketch a cross section of the brain labeling these four principle parts.

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M3 HW

4 Principle Parts of the Brain 2/9 2/15

Maniken Unit 3Day 2 (11/28/11)

HOSA SLC Trip!When: Dec 7-8 (Wed-Th) OvernightDeparture: Dec 7th – 7:30 am @ PVHSItinerary: Huntsman Cancer Institute ARUP Blood Labs Night Activity (Most likely Ice Skating) Moran Eye Center TOSH Specialty HospitalReturn: Late Thursday AfternoonCost: $35.00 + Food MoneyRequirements: Paid HOSA Member ($20 by

Wednesday) and Interest; will determine the 12 through lottery system.

Guest Presentation Today!

We will be having a nursing presentation today.

Please set up your presentation notes just as you did for the lab presentation!

Unit

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Comp Check

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M3 Act Nursing Presentation 12/2

Lobes of the Cerebral Hemispheres, Cerebellum and Spinal Cord Setup.

Please extrude (or roll) the following clay pieces for our Wednesday Lesson:

Extrude 1 tube of terra cotta clay (if out of terra cotta you may break down your long bone or use your hamstrings or quads from your maniken)

Extrude 1 tube of blue clay Roll out 1 tube of green clay to spaghetti length

(as if it had been extruded) Extrude 1 tube of pink clay Roll out 1 tube of orange clay to spaghetti length

(as if it had been extruded)

You will be completing a payday on reflex arcs and the 4 principle parts of the brain at the beginning of next class!

This is based on the work we did the week of thanksgiving break (11/21/11) on the first day of this unit.

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M3 HW

Study for Maniken 3 Payday 1 12/2

Maniken Unit 3Day 3 (11/30/11)

Maniken Unit 3 Payday 1

You will be completing a payday on reflex arcs and the 4 principle parts of the brain.

This is based on the work we did the week of thanksgiving break (11/21/11) on the first day of this unit.

We will be building the lobes of the brain and other accessory structures on your maniken today. In your lab book, create a table with the following headings:

*There will be 9 entries in this table.

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M3 Act Major Brain & Accessory Structures

12/2

Structure Location Function

Next class period is your exam on the Maniken 3 Unit! Topics we covered in this unit:

Reflex Arcs (be familiar with the model we built and its parts!)

4 Principle Parts of the BrainMajor Brain and Accessory

Structures

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M3 HW

Study for Maniken 3 Exam! 12/2

Maniken Unit 3Day 4 (12/2/11)

Guest Presentation Today!

We will be having a Physical Therapy presentation today.

Please set up your presentation notes just as you did for the lab and Nursing Presentations!

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Comp Check

Due Date

M3 Act Physical Therapy Presentation 12/2

Knowing everything about these figures will be helpful on exam!

Maniken Unit 3 Exam InstructionsFollow these instructions to complete

the exam:1. Go to bradyf.washington.utips.org2. Click on the Maniken Unit 3 Exam3. Follow the detailed login to choose

your class4. Then find your name in the drop box5. Highlight name and log in to start!

Good Luck!

Homework!

No homework! I am going to keep your books for grading.