Perform at your desk with 1 or 2 partners Demonstrate the Co

Perform at your desk, with 1 or 2 partners. Demonstrate the Correct Anatomical Position and Surface Landmarks. Oral exercise. Describe out loud the Correct Anatomical Position (CAP) to your partners. What is the position of the head? The hands? The feet? Oral exercise. This assumes that there are 2 people, but it can be done with more. Take turns standing in CAP. Have Partner #1 indicate the first on his/her list, then have Partner 2 find the first on his/her list, then go down the list in order, going between the 2 partners. Comparison exercise. Next to each term on the table above, place an \"A\" if it is only seen on the front of the body, a \"P\" if it is only seen on the back of the body, or a \"B\" if it can be seen on both sides.

Solution

Answer:

1. Corret Anatomical Position (CAP) is : Standing up right, facing audience, palms facing forward, feet facing forward, and arms at side. Head is straight facing the audience. Hands are facinf doen with the arms at side and the feet are facing forward.

2. and 3)) exercise two the students have to indicate where are these anatomical features on their body.

Cephalic : Head B Cranial and facial : on the face region A

Frontal and orbital: on the front and the eye sockets A Mental and buccal: on the cheek and chin A

Nasal : the nose part A Oral : mouth part A

Cervical : just below the head , neck region (B) Clavicular : Collar bone from front (A)

Thoracic: in the thorax region , upper back (P) vertebral: spine (P)

Sternal and pectoral: towards the chest (A) Scapular: Related to the shoulder blade : (B)

acromial : outward end of spine of scapula or shoulder blade (B) axillary: the armpit region (A)

brachial: upper arm (B) antebrachial : Forearm (B)

Carpal and palmer: wrist and palm (A) digital : fingers (B)

Coxal and pelvic : pertaing to hip area and below navel (A) Cubital : the elbow region (B0

Abdominal : stomach region (A) Lumbar ; lower back just besides lower back (P)

INGUINAL : the groin area (A) Pubic : area of private parts i.e (A)

gluteal : hip (P) umbilibal : abdomen region (A)

sacral: T-zone betwwen hips (P) Femoral: Thigh region (B)

Pattelar ; knee region from front (A) popliteal and sural : back of knee and upper calf (P)

Crural and fibullar: shin and the sides of lower leg (A) tarsals: ankle region from front (A)

pedal: foot (B) calcaneal: Heel (P)