student resource sheet 1.1 build your own elbow joint

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KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1 BUILD YOUR OWN ELBOW JOINT 3 • Stand up and hold your right elbow with your left hand. • Without moving your upper arm swivel your right forearm through its full range of motion. • Can you feel how your elbow joint moves? Take a look at the diagram to the right and see if you can identify the bones you can feel in your arm. Your elbow joint is a hinge joint. It consists of two knobs at the bottom end of the humerus which fit into two grooves at the top of the radius and ulna. Your task now is to build your own simple version of an elbow joint and carry out some tests on it. Your teacher will give you an elbow joint kit which should contain the following pieces: • A forearm • An upper arm • Two long balloons • Some string • Two plastic cable ties • A piece of split PVC tubing • Two thick elastic bands • A set of slot masses • Some electrical tape Now follow the steps below: 1. Take the piece of PVC tubing and slip it over the bottom of the upper arm. What part of the elbow joint does this tube represent? Write your answer in the box below. shoulder girdle socket head of humerus socket knob A Ball and socket joint - can move in any plane B Hinge joint - can move in only one plane groove radius ulna PVC tube upper arm NAME

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Page 1: Student Resource Sheet 1.1 Build Your Own Elbow Joint

KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

BUILD YOUR OWN ELBOW JOINT 3• Standupandholdyourrightelbowwithyourlefthand.

• Withoutmovingyourupperarmswivelyourrightforearmthroughitsfullrangeofmotion.

• Canyoufeelhowyourelbowjointmoves?

Takealookatthediagramtotherightandseeifyoucanidentifythebonesyoucanfeelinyourarm.

Yourelbowjointisahingejoint.Itconsistsoftwoknobsatthebottomendofthehumeruswhichfitintotwogroovesatthetopoftheradiusandulna.

Yourtasknowistobuildyourownsimpleversionofanelbowjointandcarryoutsometestsonit.

Yourteacherwillgiveyouanelbowjointkitwhichshouldcontainthefollowingpieces:

• Aforearm• Anupperarm• Twolongballoons• Somestring• Twoplasticcableties• ApieceofsplitPVCtubing• Twothickelasticbands• Asetofslotmasses• Someelectricaltape

Nowfollowthestepsbelow:

1.TakethepieceofPVCtubingandslipitoverthebottomoftheupperarm.

Whatpartoftheelbowjointdoesthistuberepresent?Writeyouranswerintheboxbelow.

shoulder girdle

socket

head of humerus

socket

knob

aBall and socket joint- can move in any plane

BHinge joint- can move in only one plane

groove

radius

ulna

PVC tube

upper arm

naMe

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2.Thisstepisabittricky.Cutfour3cmlengthsofelasticbandandusethemtoholdthejointtogether.Theyneedtobetightlyfastenedontotheforearmandupperarmwiththecableties.Youcanusetheelectricaltapetoholdtheminpositionwhileyoutightenthecableties.

Whatpartoftheelbowjointdotheelasticbandsrepresent?Writeyouranswerintheboxbelow.

3.Cuttheclosedendsofftwolongballoonssothatyouhavetwo20cmlengthsofballoon.Tieofftheendyouhavejustcut.Maketheknotniceandtightasyouwillnowneedtoinflatetheballoons.

4.Inflateeachballoonsothatoneisabout8to10cmindiameterandtheotherisabout5or6cmindiameter.Tietheotherendsoff.Thencutfour10cmlengthsofstringandtightlytiethemtotheendsoftheballoons,justbehindtheballoonknots.

Whatdoyouthinktheballoonsandstringswillrepresentinyourelbowjoint?Writeyouranswersintheboxbelow.

KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

elastic band

tape

cable ties

tape

balloon

string

string

knot

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5.Connecttheballoonstotherestofthemodelasshowninthediagrambelow.Yourarmjointisnowcomplete.Trymovingthejointabouttogetafeelfortherangeofmovement.Lookattheballoonsandcrossouttheincorrectwordsinthesentencesbelow.Thediagramontherightmighthelpyouwiththis.

Theballoonmarked‘A’inthediagrambelowrepresentsthebiceps/triceps

muscle.Whentheforearmisraisedthismusclecontracts/relaxes.Asitdoesthisit

getsshorter/longerandthinner/fatter.

6.Nowusearetortstandtoholdyourarminposition,asshowninthediagram,belowandhangafewlightslotmassesontheendoftheforearm.Nowthatthemusclesareundertensionuseapairofscissorstocutoneortwooftheelasticbands.Whatkindofjointinjurydoyouthinkthisrepresents?Writeyourideasintheboxoverleaf.

KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

Forearm raising

this muscle contracts

this muscle relaxes

tendons (fibres which attach

muscle to bone)ligaments

(fibres which hold joint together)

tie knot in string to stop it sliding

through hole

a

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KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

Howdoyouthinkyoucouldreceiveaninjurylikethisinreallife?Writeyourideasintheboxbelow.

Howhasthisaffectedthejoint?Makearoughsketchofwhathashappenedtothejointthentrytakingthejointthroughitsfullrangeofmotion.Doyoursketchandwriteadescriptionofwhatyouseeintheboxonthenextpage.

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KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

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NowimaginethatsomeonewiththiskindofinjuryhasjustbeenadmittedtoanAccidentandEmergency(A&E)department.Usetheflowchartbelowordrawoutyourownversiontoshowhowyouthinktheinjurywouldbediagnosedandtreated.Thefirstboxhasbeenfilledintohelpyougetstarted.

Trytoseparateeachboxintoanactionwhereyoudescribewhatishappeningandaseen bysectionwhereyoudescribewhichmemberofstaffatthehospitalhasbeeninvolvedinthataction.YoumightwanttouseStudentResourceSheet1.2–Torn Ligament Patient Journeytohelpwiththis.

Ifyouwanttodrawyourownflowchartuseanothersheetofpaper.

KEY STAGE 3 | LESSON PLAN 1 - MUSCLES AND BONES RESOURCE SHEET 1.1

Action:AdmittedtoA&Edepartmentwithseverepaininrightelbow.Unabletomovethejoint.Injuryreceivedinarugbymatch.

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