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National Diploma Unit 7 Anatomy and Physiology for exercise and sport Assessment Objective Two Task Two

Criteria As an employee of the NHS a large sports corporation has asked you to produce a booklet describing the structure and function of different joints in the body, however they would like the booklet to focus on the skills associated with a particular sport Criteria The booklet must be produced using a word document - Choose three skills from your sport - Break these skills down in preparation, execution and recovery - For each phase include a picture and explanation of types of Movement occurring at each joint - Give a brief explanation of the skill and why each of the Movements is occurring

Knowledge Understanding and skills Knowledge must be shown of the three major types of joint Fibrous, slightly moveable and Synovial joints Knowledge of the structure of a Synovial joint and a description of the major structures within the joint The 6 variations of Synovial joint must be shown, including a diagram of the joint and any additional information you may have acquired Knowledge must be shown of understanding the types of movement allowed at each joint and the articulating bones

Date Set: 15/09/09 Date for collection: 30/09/09 AO2 Classify joints and illustrate the range of movement at specific joints during sporting activities PASS Candidates classification of joints is basic and brief. They demonstrate a basic understanding of the most common ranges of movement (eg flexion, extension) but are limited to identifying joint actions during simple sporting activities (eg biceps curl). MERIT Candidates classification of joints is detailed. They demonstrate a sound understanding of the most common ranges of movement at different joints during simple and complex sporting activities. DISTINCTION Candidates classification of joints is comprehensive. They demonstrate athorough understanding of the range of movement at different joints during simple and complex sporting activities

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