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Helping Hands, Making Hands Primary Biomechanical Engineering Lessons 1 & 2 > an RS Components Imagine-X resource What are you made of? > Muscle > Skin > Ligaments > Connective tissue The skeletal/muscular >


  1. Helping Hands, Making Hands Primary Biomechanical Engineering Lessons 1 & 2 > an RS Components Imagine-X resource

  2. What are you made of? > Muscle > Skin > Ligaments > Connective tissue The skeletal/muscular > Bones system

  3. Each part of our musculoskeletal system does something for us – For support (keeps our bodies together) – For protection (keeps our organs safe) – For movement (makes our bodies move)

  4. What does each thing do? > Skin > Connective tissue – SKIN Protective, supportive > Bones > Muscle – BONES Protective, supportive, movement – MUSCLE Movement > Ligaments – CONNECTIVE TISSUE Supportive – LIGAMENTS Movement

  5. How our bodies MOVE Today we’re looking at…

  6. TIME TO IMAGINE

  7. LET’S GET MOVING

  8. I NEED MY ARMS TO….

  9. [Play intro video for biomechanical engineering]

  10. A prosthetic is… - An artificial or ‘fake’ body part - Used in place of a missing biological or ‘real’ body part - Sometimes can be used to fill the function of a missing, or damaged body part

  11. > Muscle > Bones > Ligaments > Skin > Joints

  12. Think about HOW DOES MY ARM MOVE? HOW DOES MY HAND MOVE?

  13. What does each thing do? > Muscle > Skin > Ligaments > Connective tissue The skeletal/muscular > Bones system

  14. A ‘joint’ is… = A ‘joint’ – A structure in the body – They are where the pieces of your skeleton fit together – 80% of them can move – They support movement

  15. LET’S GET MOVING

  16. Find out… How many joints are there What type of in your arm and hand? joints are they? - Single direction - Multi direction - Ball joints - Fixed

  17. Instead of skin, muscles, and bones… BONES Lightweight metal such as titanium or aluminium alloy LIGAMENTS AND MUSCLES Plastics such as polyurethane and carbon fibre SKIN Foam or material

  18. > Skin > Muscles > Bones > Joints > Ligaments

  19. Why are prosthetics important? – Better conduct of day-to-day activities (eating, gaming, dressing, etc.) – Help people lead ‘normal’ lives – Good for self confidence and body image – Increase mobility (moving around without help) … what would happen if you needed a prosthetic, but didn’t have one?

  20. Why are babies and children harder to make prosthetics for? - Prosthetics need to be custom-made for each person - Babies and children grow quickly - Prosthetics are very expensive to make

  21. TIME TO IMAGINE … can you think of ways to make it easier for babies and children to get access to prosthetics?

  22. uk.rs-online.com/stem > an RS Components Imagine-X resource

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