Maniken muscle build

H1: Choose one route and preserve the actual product

Actual route: when the teacher supplies the assigned muscle set, precise reference, materials and supervised directions, complete that build. It replaces every original paper task below. Do not add a duplicate practice map.

Without those inputs, complete one two-view paper placement plan using this declared practice set: biceps brachii and triceps brachii. These two muscles are not a claim about the teacher’s assigned set. Follow the teacher's actual build directions separately; the paper plan does not replace the build.

The actual product requires TWO labeled photos of the real Maniken build, one anterior and one posterior, with each assigned muscle and its action. A paper map is preparation, not either photograph or a completed physical build.

Opening check: anterior means front; posterior means back. Both practice panels represent the same right upper limb. Name the two views and explain why a drawing cannot establish that clay was placed. H1 supplies the opening facts.

L1: Locate the named landmarks before drawing

Use anatomical position as the reference; you do not need to stand or move your arm. The right limb belongs to the person represented, not the viewer. Label shoulder, elbow and trunk side first.

At the shoulder, draw a small scapula socket region next to the proximal humerus. Mark the glenoid cavity. Put the supraglenoid tubercle above it, infraglenoid tubercle below it, and coracoid process projecting toward the front. These are named attachment landmarks, not three interchangeable dots.

The humerus runs from shoulder to elbow. Below the elbow, show both forearm bones: radius on the thumb/lateral side, ulna on the little-finger/medial side. Mark radial tuberosity near the top of the radius. Mark olecranon at the back of the proximal ulna. Keep the labels connected to their bones.

On the posterior humeral shaft, distinguish its lateral region from its medial region nearer the trunk. The lower half is distal to the shoulder. These regions locate the two humeral triceps origins in T1. The long-head origin is on the scapula, not the humerus.

Each drawing is an explanatory attachment map. Use a labeled callout for a landmark hidden from that view; do not pretend that every attachment is visible on the surface. Locations are schematic, with no size or build-proportion measurement. Sources: OS-BONES and OS-GIRDLE.

A1: Anterior practice muscle

Biceps brachii lies at the front of the upper arm. Its short head originates at the scapula’s coracoid process; its long head at the supraglenoid tubercle. Both contribute to the muscle leading to the radial tuberosity. This is the bony insertion used in this practice, not an exhaustive tendon map.

Actions assessed here: elbow flexion and forearm supination. Name both, but do not test force or range. Source: UAMS-MUSCLES.

On the anterior paper panel, draw two labeled origin branches joining one muscle band in front of the humerus, then a connector to the radial tuberosity. Mark short head, long head, common muscle, bony insertion and both actions. This is a connection diagram, not a depiction of the full tendon course.

T1: Posterior practice muscle

Triceps brachii occupies the back of the upper arm. Long head: origin at the infraglenoid tubercle. Lateral head: posterolateral humerus. Medial head: posteromedial region of the lower half of the humerus. Their shared tendon inserts at the olecranon of the ulna. This practice lists the principal bony regions, not every soft-tissue attachment.

Action assessed here: elbow extension. The long head also has shoulder actions, outside this practice check. Source: UAMS-MUSCLES.

On the posterior panel, show three labeled origin branches joining toward the olecranon insertion. Label the medial-head branch “deep, shown as a cutaway” using a dashed line. Name each head and its origin, shared insertion and elbow action. Do not draw the three heads as unrelated muscles or claim all are equally exposed at the surface.

Q1: Check one two-view paper plan

Original route: name both views, the right limb and trunk side. Anterior panel: check two scapular origins, the radial insertion and both A1 actions. Posterior panel: check one scapular and two humeral origins, the ulnar insertion and T1 action.

Trace each connector from its named origin to its named insertion. Check that biceps ends on radius and triceps on ulna. Head names must remain tied to their individual origins. A list without attachment connections is not the placement plan.

If stuck, begin with the four bone names and one origin-to-insertion connection. Then restore all remaining heads, the second view and action labels. Use a seated verbal explanation or labeled text-node diagram if detailed drawing is difficult; preserve all connections.

Check alone against A1/T1, or compare with a partner when available. Correct a mismatch or explain why one checked connection is accurate on the same map. No extra report is required.

Actual route: compare the real build with the assigned reference and teacher criteria instead; skip the fictional practice checks. Do not claim a physical correction occurred unless it did. A paper check does not validate clay placement, motion, force or health.

P1: Check the build, photographs and upload separately

Use eleven separate checks: assigned muscle set; actual attachment reference; materials/model; teacher setup and supervision; assigned build/rubric requirements; actual placement; actual reference check/correction; anterior build photo; posterior build photo; official task; Schoology submission. Note evidence from work you actually do or a specific next action. Note brief non-private evidence from a check you performed or a specific next action.

Begin brief checks and next actions during work and update only changes. Use an existing record if available. The paper plan does not demonstrate an actual build. Do not stage photographs, invent a partner check or claim required equipment is available.

Only follow teacher-approved physical setup, tools, materials and cleanup directions. This paper preparation authorizes no handling or practical procedure. Genuine photos should show the assigned build with readable labels using the approved route; keep people and private information out of this preparation.

Confirm the actual enrolled Activity 1.2.2 Makeup of a Muscle task and stopping point. Neither is evidence of access or official completion.

Both sections use Wk6 Lab report: Maniken muscle build. Section 1292 uses 8544569642; section 6792 uses 8544569667. Confirm current directions and deadline. If access is blocked, save locally and tell the teacher. Check Schoology after uploading. The actual product still requires both photos; a paper plan does not satisfy it.

Both routes: name the evidence boundary

Name the two views from H1 and explain what a paper drawing cannot establish.

Use H1 only. No prior sarcomere task or physical movement is required.

Original route only: anterior placement plan

Use L1 and A1 to map both biceps heads to their origins and shared bony insertion; label actions and orientation.

Actual route: the assigned supervised build/reference replaces this paper panel. Do not create a duplicate fictional map.

Original route only: posterior placement plan

Use L1 and T1 to map three triceps heads, their origins and shared insertion. Label the deep cutaway and action.

Actual route: use the assigned build and teacher criteria instead; skip this original paper panel.

Both routes: check the same product

Original route: trace each connection against A1/T1; correct one mismatch or justify a checked connection.

Actual route: check the real build with the actual reference instead, recording only corrections that occurred. No duplicate paper check.

Both routes: checks and next actions

Use P1's eleven checks briefly in this plan or your existing record; note a specific next action where needed.

A paper map is not a photo or a physical build. Use photographs of your own work, follow the teacher's supervision and official-task directions, and check Schoology after uploading.

Both routes: final evidence check

Name one labeled attachment/action pair and one thing your chosen-route evidence does not establish.

Use the same product. Actual route uses genuine build evidence instead of A1/T1; no extra exit submission.