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I really liked learning about the 6 Synovial Joints. It was really interesting to know the difference between the Synovial Capsule and Synovial Membrane. Even when they are so close to each other and easy to mix up its good to know which one is which.

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I enjoyed learning about the Anatomical joints. Its interesting to know which joins are moveable or not. It is also really good to know how many movements each join does. Overall I think its a really good topic.

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I enjoyed learning about the 3 plane movements. Learning the different movements that are involved in each plane was really interesting to know for the first time. For example the Frontal Plane movement example is Jumping-jack.

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My favorite part is learning about the Appendicular Skeleton and learning about the upper and lower limbs. Knowing that fractures are more common in this part of the skeleton but more serious in the axial skeleton was a really fun fact. It was the easiest to learn in my opinion and I enjoyed it.

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Watching everyone struggle to rip the tape and try to copy your technique was pretty entertaining. At first, I was so bad at it, but I seemed to get better as we went along. Still, I managed to get the hang of it at some point, and now I actually know how to tape a wrist or thumb properly. Seeing you demonstrate it up close and then guiding us step by step was super helpful. Overall, I enjoyed practicing this skill!

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While the video about Kayla didn’t entertain everyone, I found it genuinely interesting. It was eye-opening to learn that emergency protocols can vary so much. Kayla’s condition added an extra layer of difficulty to her passion for running, and I was captivated by her determination to persevere. Overall, I came away with a better understanding of how different conditions require flexible care and support. (Thats the only picture I thought of, sorryyy!)

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This was definitely an interesting skill to learn. I realized that while it helps with injury recovery, it’s also really comfortable, at least for me, someone without an injury. It felt supportive for my upper body and shoulder. I appreciated having your guidance while we practiced it the first few times, and it was great to eventually do it on my own and add it to my skill set. If anyone needs this done, I can confidently say I’m ready to help!

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While this wasn’t the most exciting activity, it was definitely one of the most important. I’ve always been curious about what doctors write on these types of documents, and being able to say I attempted it myself is pretty rewarding. It’s great to know we learned how to do it correctly, and now I can apply the SOAP method in a future career in the medical field, which I hope to pursue.

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At first I started with struggling with where to squeeze on the leg. I did not know where to exactly do it, but after I asked around I realized I was not doing it high enough on the leg, but after I did that I realized the feet moving which showed that the ankle was good. This activity was really fun for me to do because I experienced a lot of ankle problems while playing soccer, so did my friends. From now on whenever I play with my friends and I need to figure somethings out, I would be able to help.

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I honestly really enjoyed learning about the ankle a lot, it is one of my favorite things we have done in the class, after the Upper Extremity Taping. I enjoy learning about ankles a lot because my own experience of injuries I get on my ankle while playing soccer, and same with other friends that I know that had the same situation as me. Learning about the ligaments was really useful, under the Tibia where soccer players mostly twist there ankles. I ever researched on google by myself to see which parts are really common for soccer players to injure. Overall I enjoyed this part of this unit.

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Learning about the knee was the most difficult part for me. There was just so many parts to it and I was not the most interested in the knee so I lost some attention to learn more about it. Something I could have done better for this part of the unit is pay attention to actually learn more about the knee. I know the knee is a really important part of your body so I missed some things from not being focused. But some thing I learned during this unit was the knee special testing that we recently did in class. Another thing that was really useful and I got my classmates help in was the different parts of the knee names, when we got to put the stickers on our classmates knee so we can identify if we know it or not.