1. Warm Up
Objective:  Scientists will explain the directional terms and body planes by taking notes and analyzing a lab.
1.  What is the topic?
2. What will you be doing?
3. Why is this important?
4. How will you know if you have done well?

2. Warm Up
Objective:  Scientists will explain the directional terms and body planes by taking notes and analyzing a lab.
1.  What is the topic? Directional terms, body planes
2. What will you be doing? Notes, lab
3. Why is this important? Common language, reference points
4. How will you know if you have done well? Take notes, complete analysis

3. Notes Body Planes Right/Left, Front/Back Top/bottom Median Frontal Transverse Midsagittal

4. Notes Body Directions

5. Gummy Bear Lab Define: What is anatomical position?
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position?
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes)
Superior/Inferior:
Anterior/Posterior:
Medial/Lateral:
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

6. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes)
Superior/Inferior:
Anterior/Posterior:
Medial/Lateral:
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

7. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior:
Anterior/Posterior:
Medial/Lateral:
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

8. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior:
Medial/Lateral:
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

9. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior: front v back
Medial/Lateral:
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

10. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior: front v back
Medial/Lateral: middle v sides
Distal/Proximal:
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

11. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior: front v back
Medial/Lateral: middle v sides
Distal/Proximal: far away v close
Superficial/Deep:
Dorsal/Ventral:

12. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior: front v back
Medial/Lateral: middle v sides
Distal/Proximal: far away v close
Superficial/Deep: surface v below surface
Dorsal/Ventral:

13. Gummy Bear Lab
Place the gummy bear in the anatomical position on the dissecting tray.
Define:
What is anatomical position? Standing, arms out, palms up, feet shoulder-width apart
How do we divide our bodies three-dimensionally? (Anatomical Planes) transverse, frontal, midsagittal/median
Superior/Inferior: top v bottom
Anterior/Posterior: front v back
Medial/Lateral: middle v sides
Distal/Proximal: far away v close
Superficial/Deep: surface v below surface
Dorsal/Ventral: back v front

14. Gummy Bear Lab Dissection:
Divide each gummy bear using the knife, draw a sketch of each part, and label it.
Analysis
Answer the questions.
#1-3: use terms such as transverse, median/midsagittal, or frontal
#4-5: use terms such as superior, inferior, anterior, posterior, medial, lateral, distal, proximal, superficial, deep, dorsal, or ventral.

15. Homework Project You will be creating a mini-book about A&P.
It is suggested that you place these into a folder, but stapling the pages together is also ok.
Complete the tasks as instructed on the paper.
Questions? Please come and see me.

16. Circle Up Get into a circle.
You may bring a chair to sit, or you may stand.
Once the circle is complete, please put the chairs back.

17. Remaining Time Work on… Levels of organization project (model making)
Product from Body Regions activity
Incomplete assignments from the previous two weeks.
NOTE: Grades HAVE been updated, but ZEROES have not been put in YET. You need to get any missing assignments to me ASAP.
Your homework project