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41. What bones are present in this X-ray? 42. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 43. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray?

41. What bones are present in this X-ray? 42. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 43. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. What bones are present in this X-ray? 2. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 3. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 4. What type of fracture/injury is present in this X-ray? 5. What may have caused this injury?
39. What type of fracturelinjury is present in this X-ray? 6 of 10 40. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) 41. What bones are present in this X-ray? 42. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 43. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 44. What type of fracture/injury is present in this X-ray? 45. What may have caused this injury? 46. What bones are present in this X-ray? 47. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 48. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 49. What type of fracture/injury is present in X-ray? 50. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) Lab Exercise No. 6: Skeletal System Case Study The Case of the Unlucky Hiker Emily, a 17-year-old anatomy student at Forbush High School, spends her free time hiking in the foothills around her home observing the different landscapes in preparation for her studies in Coach Sewell's Earth Science class. One afternoon, Emily decides to spend her time hiking on less frequented trails in hopes of working on walking know where she is planning to go. a familiar trail, often visited by other quietly while carefully observint After narking her car and checkine her eguinment
Transcribed Image Text:39. What type of fracturelinjury is present in this X-ray? 6 of 10 40. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) 41. What bones are present in this X-ray? 42. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 43. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 44. What type of fracture/injury is present in this X-ray? 45. What may have caused this injury? 46. What bones are present in this X-ray? 47. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 48. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 49. What type of fracture/injury is present in X-ray? 50. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) Lab Exercise No. 6: Skeletal System Case Study The Case of the Unlucky Hiker Emily, a 17-year-old anatomy student at Forbush High School, spends her free time hiking in the foothills around her home observing the different landscapes in preparation for her studies in Coach Sewell's Earth Science class. One afternoon, Emily decides to spend her time hiking on less frequented trails in hopes of working on walking know where she is planning to go. a familiar trail, often visited by other quietly while carefully observint After narking her car and checkine her eguinment
2:43 Lab 5 & 6 - Xray Activity a... Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) Name: Section: Lab Exercise No. 5: X-RAY IDENTIFICATION ACTIVITY Directions: Answer the questions below in HANDWRITTEN FORMAT. Answers should be sent through clear photographs using CamScanner for clarity of images. X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, just like visible light. In a health care setting, a machines sends are individual x-ray particles, called photons. These particles pass through the body. A computer or special film is used to record the images that are created. Structures that are dense (such as bone) will block most of the x-ray particles, and will appear white. Metal and contrast media (special dye used to highlight areas of the body) will also appear white. Structures containing air will be black, and muscle, fat, and fluid will appear as shades of gray. Purpose For each of the following x-rays answer the questions in the box next to it. Use your textbook or internet research to determine the bones present, type of injury, and what could have caused the injury. 1. What bones are present in this X-ray? 2. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 3. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 4. What type of fracture/injury is present in this X-ray? 5. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) 6. What bones are present in this X-ray? 7. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 8. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 9. What type of fracturelinjury is present in this X-ray? 10. What may have caused this injury? 11. What bones are present in this X-ray?
Transcribed Image Text:2:43 Lab 5 & 6 - Xray Activity a... Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) Name: Section: Lab Exercise No. 5: X-RAY IDENTIFICATION ACTIVITY Directions: Answer the questions below in HANDWRITTEN FORMAT. Answers should be sent through clear photographs using CamScanner for clarity of images. X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, just like visible light. In a health care setting, a machines sends are individual x-ray particles, called photons. These particles pass through the body. A computer or special film is used to record the images that are created. Structures that are dense (such as bone) will block most of the x-ray particles, and will appear white. Metal and contrast media (special dye used to highlight areas of the body) will also appear white. Structures containing air will be black, and muscle, fat, and fluid will appear as shades of gray. Purpose For each of the following x-rays answer the questions in the box next to it. Use your textbook or internet research to determine the bones present, type of injury, and what could have caused the injury. 1. What bones are present in this X-ray? 2. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 3. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 4. What type of fracture/injury is present in this X-ray? 5. What may have caused this injury? Tool owned by M. Sewell Human Anatomy and Physiology Student Laboratory and Activities Manual (2015) 6. What bones are present in this X-ray? 7. Are these bones in the axial or appendicular skeleton? 8. What specific bone(s) are injured in this X-ray? 9. What type of fracturelinjury is present in this X-ray? 10. What may have caused this injury? 11. What bones are present in this X-ray?
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