Transcript Noel - Marina View School

By:
Noel Zheng.
My First Design was just two pieces of
thin wood nailed to a tennis ball. One of
the wood could move because I slit the
tennis ball open.
But developed more because I thought it
would NOT fit Jacks needs.
My second design was almost as close
as my final one, it was two woods
stuck over a golf ball and could move
and stop with a pin stuck into the golf
ball.
Then I got my final idea off a peach
can, and tried to design another one.
I finished my design on
paper for the third time,
and decided it would be
my final one. When I
made it, my dad made
some adjustments and now
it looks WOW-TASTIC!!!
I realized my past designs
really different and if I
could change anything, I
would of made it bend
itself.
I’m doing my prosthesis on the
scenario Jack, and reading the facts off
the sheet, I have constructed the
prosthesis to fit his needs.
My design is made and designed especially for
Jack. Since he is a ‘Limo driver’, I made the leg
harder to bend so he can press on the pedals
easier. He can still bend his leg if presses on them
hard enough with his weight which is good for
his sprints he competes in. I also made it a little
more good looking for when he becomes
famous.
Femur
Gluteus Maximus
BONES
Patella
Piriformis
MUSCLES
Tibula
Fibula
Tibial
Soleus
Flexor hullucis
Great Toe
1）Immovable Joint:
2) The Gliding:
This Joint stays in it’s place
but was once small pieces of
bones.
(eg, Skull.)
This Joint is called the
Glider and it rubs against
each other to move.
(eg, Fingers)
3) The Ball and Socket:
4）Hinge Joint:
The Ball and socket is like the
knee; Bone, Ball, Bone. It twirls
against the bone to move.
(eg, hip)
The Hinge Joint is like a
door, it is like a hinge and can
only move one way.
(eg, Elbow)
Presentation By:
Noel Zheng
Facts By:
Noel Zheng and
http://www.infovisual.info/
03/026_en.html
http://kidshealth.org/teen/y
our_body/body_basics/bon
es_muscles_joints.html
http://media2.web.britannica.com/ebmedia/44/55944-0043CFC34B8.jpg
BY: NOEL ZHENG