INTRODUCE MYSELF
BALL GAME: - Name, how old are you, one hobby, major
1. THINK, PAIR AND SHARE… 3 PHRASES ABOUT POSITION
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Anatomy and Physiology: Introducing Yourself and Identifying Body Regions, Cheat Sheet of Biology
An introductory activity in an anatomy and physiology course, where students are asked to introduce themselves, discuss body positions, and identify various anatomical regions and structures on the body. A framework for students to engage with key concepts in human anatomy, including the identification of major body parts and regions. The activities outlined in the document are designed to help students develop a foundational understanding of the human body and its structures, which is essential for further study in fields such as medicine, nursing, and allied health sciences.
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INTRODUCE MYSELF
BALL GAME: - Name, how old are you, one hobby, major
- THINK, PAIR AND SHARE… 3 PHRASES ABOUT POSITION
PONER EN LA PIZARRA LOS NOMBRES Y DEFINICIÓN ESCUETA
- DRAW AND MARK TERMS GIVEN: cephalic, buccal, cervical, sural, popliteal, calcaneal (plantar), lumbar, manus (digital), olecranal, plantar, sternal, patellar, antecubital, brachial.
- DRAW 4 ABDOMINAL QUADRANTS AND 9 REGIONS OF THE ABDOMEN RUP: liver, large intestine RLQ: appendix, large intestine, small intestine LUQ: stomach, large intestine LLQ: large intestine, small intestine