Drawing on knowledge of the mechanisms underlying early

growth and patterning of limbs, match the statement with the correct image.

Label 'A' on this radiograph is: (1 mark)

Label 3 on the radiograph below is the

Fill in the blanks in the following sentences using the drop-down menu options.

In the pig trotter dissection, we could follow a tendon and ligament and see its origin and insertion, at least in part.

The elbow also has ligaments and tendons. See if you can match the label with its description. There may be different labels with similar descriptors.  

A BDI Research team is looking into the biomechanics of synovial joints, as various structures within joints are particularly challenging to heal. The team is looking into ways to support regeneration or repair synovial joints. The first stage of this research project is characterization of a typical synovial joint from multiple different specimens. As part of the team, you’ve been assigned specimen X virtual slide, to characterize and label, to compare against other team members specimens.

VIRTUAL SLIDE TO USE:

• Go to the Virtual Slide here - this is the mandatory slide to use for this assessment

•  Zoom in and out becoming familiar with various regions and begin to identify

  different structures. 

Your task is to take NO MORE THAN 3 snapshot-images of the

synovial joint and surrounding tissue

Snapshot-image is

Crtl-Alt-PrtScn on your keyboards

Label any 15 of any of the following on a snapshot of the synovial joint

in this virtual slide:

• articular surfaces / articular cartilage /

  hyaline cartilage

• fibrous joint capsule
• joint space  / synovial fluid

• synovial membrane
• ligament
• skeletal muscle
• tendon
• meniscus
• periosteum
• compact bone
• endosteum
• osteoid
• immature bone (woven bone)
• Elastic artery and Vein
• Epiphyseal growth plate
• Epiphysis
• Diaphysis
• Metaphysis

Total 30 Marks (2 marks for each correctly identified structure)

Requirements:

• Snapshots must be from the

  virtual slide indicated 

• Labels are 15 different ones in total (not for each snapshot). We would suggest choose the best magnification to demonstrate the structure clearly.

• Magnification can vary

  between images (if needed). 

  There is no need to specify the magnification used in your answer. The purpose of using images at different magnifications is to allow students to label all the listed structures. Some structures might be clearly visible at a low magnification while others might need require a higher magnification to visualise clearly
• Images can be portrait or landscape, and rotated around as necessary*. *Note that we usually don't rotate embryological specimens in presentations/reports (cranial aspect is usually positioned superiorly, not upside down, for instance) but for this section with varying zoomed-in histological sections/screenshots, we don't mind if you rotate the images
• Figure legends not required; Headings not required 

• Convert your file to

  a PDF

• Three images spread over TWO A4 pages of work (with at least one image included on each page).

• No smaller

  than 12-point font

• If a structure is labelled incorrectly, no mark will be awarded for that
• If you label more than 15 structures, 15 will be selected at random by your assessor, if any of these are incorrect, you will not receive full marks

• Please put

  your name on the document & upload below

Resources:

• Lecture 6
• Week 4 In-class Histology demonstration and exploration session 
• Navigating a virtual slide - Week 3 Real-Time section on Moodle
• Histology-Online website

• We recommend you email yourself your username and password so if you forget it at any stage then you can recall it from email
• This will be useful to you as you study histology, and will be your go-to-resource guide for additional support, other than the lecture and class content
• For access issues please email [email protected] 

In relation to the snapshot image above, the section is roughly equivalent to which plane of section of a human adult:

Choose ALL of the correct options, in relation to the snapshot image above:

The anterior part of this cross section is located at

Below is a cross section through a mammalian model (the fetal rat).

This is a snapshot of a virtual slide - a virtual slide allows easy collaboration between users, such as researchers, clinicians, & pathologists for sharing of information, regardless of time or space.

What region is this section from?