Objective 3-5 Name the divisions of the abdomen and back. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Resources and In-Class Outside Instructor’s Notes Text PPT Features Activities Assignments/Evaluation Content page slide Divisions of the Abdominopelvic 34–36 Figures In-Class Activities Outside Assignments 3-7: Abdominopelvic 1. Using a human torso and End-of-Chapter Exercises, Cavity cavity. A. The nine regions string or yarn, indicate the pp.40–42 Used to describe surgical of the abdominopelvic regions and quadrants by incisions and procedures, cavity., B. The four taping the string/yarn in location of pain, tumors, or Additional games and quadrants of the place. Show the various organs. exercises are available in abdominopelvic cavity, pp. organs that are found in the IR and SR. Nine regions: 36 35–36 each area. Similar to tic-tac-toe design 3-8: The regions of the Materials Hypochondriac (2), spinal column show the Human torso model, yarn right and left, area locations of the vertebrae, or string, tape below rib cage p. 37 Epigastric, just superior 2. Using a skeleton model to the stomach, between Tables demonstrate the divisions hypochondriac of the back. 3-3: Nine Regions of the Lumbar (2), right and Abdomen, p. 36 left, waist level (lower back) Materials 3-4: Four Quadrants of the Skeleton model Umbilical, belly button Abdomen, p. 37 region in center Inguinal (2), right and 3. Divide the class into left groin region 3-5: Regions of the Spinal pairs. Instruct the students Column, p. 38 to point the various Hypogastric, in center locations on their partner between inguinal region 36 and correctly pronounce the Four Quadrants: terms using the following:
Objective 3-5 Name the divisions of the abdomen and back. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Features Resources and In-Class Activities Outside Assignments/Evaluation Instructor’s Notes Content Text page PPT slide Divisions of the Abdominopelvic Cavity Used to describe surgical incisions and procedures, location of pain, tumors, or organs. Nine regions: Similar to tic-tac-toe design Hypochondriac (2), right and left, area below rib cage Epigastric, just superior to the stomach, between hypochondriac Lumbar (2), right and left, waist level (lower back) Umbilical, belly button region in center Inguinal (2), right and left groin region Hypogastric, in center between inguinal region Four Quadrants: 34–36 36 36 Figures 3-7: Abdominopelvic cavity. A. The nine regions of the abdominopelvic cavity., B. The four quadrants of the abdominopelvic cavity, pp. 35–36 3-8: The regions of the spinal column show the locations of the vertebrae, p. 37 Tables 3-3: Nine Regions of the Abdomen, p. 36 3-4: Four Quadrants of the Abdomen, p. 37 3-5: Regions of the Spinal Column, p. 38 In-Class Activities 1. Using a human torso and string or yarn, indicate the regions and quadrants by taping the string/yarn in place. Show the various organs that are found in each area. Materials Human torso model, yarn or string, tape 2. Using a skeleton model demonstrate the divisions of the back. Materials Skeleton model 3. Divide the class into pairs. Instruct the students to point the various locations on their partner and correctly pronounce the terms using the following: Outside Assignments End-of-Chapter Exercises, pp.40–42 Additional games and exercises are available in the IR and SR.