Objective 3-3 Name the body planes. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Resources and In-Class Outside Instructor’s Notes Features Activities Assignments/Evaluation Text PPT Content page slide Body Planes 34–40 Figures In-Class Activities Outside Assignments 3-5: Body planes divide End-of-Chapter Exercises, Imaginary, surfaces within Draw a smiley face on 3 the body into halves in pp.40–42 the body yellow or light-colored, different ways for apples. Demonstrate the 3 Uses anatomic position as reference purposes, p. 34 body planes by cutting Additional games and reference point each apple in a different exercises are available in Frequently used to locate plane, showing the the IR and SR. structural arrangements students what the inside looks like, explaining this Frequently used in is similar to the view the radiologic procedures to physician will be identify direction of x-ray observing when reading an beam or segments of MRI x-ray, CT, or MRI film. and CT scan. Three planes used frequently: Materials Frontal or 3 yellow or light-colored divides body into front apples, black marker, sharp (anterior) and back knife, cutting board (posterior). Sagittal—any vertical plane that the body or organ into unequal left and right sides Transverse or horizontal—divides body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) planes, cutting
Objective 3-3 Name the body planes. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Features Resources and In-Class Activities Outside Assignments/Evaluation Instructor’s Notes Content Text page PPT slide Body Planes Imaginary, surfaces within the body Uses anatomic position as reference point Frequently used to locate structural arrangements Frequently used in radiologic procedures to identify direction of x-ray beam or segments of MRI and CT scan. Three planes used frequently: Frontal or body into front (anterior) and back (posterior). Sagittal—any vertical plane that divides the body or organ into unequal left and right sides Transverse or horizontal—divides body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) planes, cutting 34–40 Figures 3-5: Body planes divide the body into halves in different ways for reference purposes, p. 34 In-Class Activities Draw a smiley face on 3 yellow or light-colored, apples. Demonstrate the 3 body planes by cutting each apple in a different plane, showing the students what the inside looks like, explaining this is similar to the view the physician will be observing when reading an x-ray, CT, or MRI film. Materials 3 yellow or light-colored apples, black marker, sharp knife, cutting board Outside Assignments End-of-Chapter Exercises, pp.40–42 Additional games and exercises are available in the IR and SR.