The cuts of lamb
Lamb Shoulder Square Cut Whole
This is a square-shaped cut containing arm, blade, and rib bones. The outside covering is called fell. Fell is a thin, like a paper that covers the fat. This cut is usually used for roasting.
Lamb Shoulder Blade Chops
These parts cut from the blade portion of shoulder and contain part of the blade bone and backbone. These portions are usually used for braising, broiling, grilling, pan-broiling, or panfrying.
Lamb Shoulder Arm Chops
These are cut from the arm of shoulder and contain cross-sections of round arm bone and rib bones. These parts are usually used for braising, broiling, grilling, or pan-broiling.
Lamb Shoulder Neck Slices
These portions are cross-cuts of the neck portion containing small round bone. The lean meats of these parts contain connective tissue. They are usually used for braising.
Lamb Breast
This is part of the forequarter (the front foot) that contains ribs. It is rectangle shape with layers of fat and lean meat, with fat generally covering one of the parts. Lamb breast is normally used for braising or roasting.
Lamb Breast Riblets
These parts are cut from the breast and cut long and narrow become riblets. These are
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Feathering between the ribs in the chest cavity and fat streaks in the flank are indices of marbling, however, feathering has been eliminated as a quality grading factor. Firmness is associated with finish, and thin carcasses are naturally soft because the hard fat is absent. The fat should be firm, white, and waxy and evenly distributed over the entire carcass; however, if the fat is oily and soft, the carcass is lacking in firmness, even if it is well-finished. The flank should be firm and dry, and the inside of the flank should show a few fat streaks and have a bright reddish pink color to the
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285) These types of injuries usually come from knives, axes, or other weapons like that. In some instances, a sharp trauma will look like a line across the bone. So, if someone is not trained in knowing what these marks are, they can be easily over looked. According to Byers (2011) “sharp trauma is the result of narrowly focused, dynamic compression forces applied to the surface of a bone.” (p. 285) Unlike blunt or projectile trauma, sharp force will be focused in a single area, unless the suspect us using an ax or machete there won’t be a large amount destruction to the bones. Using an ax or machete however can severely damage the bones that can look like blunt trauma. So, it is important for the forensic anthropologist to be able to distinguish between them.
parts such as the arms, the nose, and the genitalia are also cut off. The entire piece is also covered
lots of oxygen in it (coming from the lungs), and the oxygen is one of
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This reduces recovery time and may increase the rate of success due to fewer traumas to the connective tissue. And also, it has a small scar.
are cubular, and mostly comprised of spongy bone. Wrist and ankle bones are short bones (www2.highlands.edu, The Skeletal System:Macro and Micro Anatomy). Flat bones are usually curved and sandwich spongy bone between two layers of compact bone. These bones can be found in the skull and sternum.
The tools that are used are unique and have to be used with a steady hand. You will have different types of tools such as the cutters, drill, lever, mallet, rasp, saw, splint, and more. The bone cutter is used to cut the bones or remove them from the body. The proper name for the drill is called an “Orthopedic Bone Drill”. They are air powered tools that are used for pinning, drilling or wiring. The mallets are common is plastic surgeries but in orthopedic surgeries they are used for bone removal. Rasp are used to re-sculpt the bone. They allow the surgeon to make small details to the bone if they are needed. Now, there is many types of saws that are used during surgeries. Most of them all do the same thing, but as I was comparing them (medilexicon.com) and reading their descriptions about the saw and not all of them are used in orthopedic surgeries. They can also be used in different types of muscular surgeries, cardiac surgeries, and many more. A splint is something that the Doctors will put you in after surgery to keep your limbs from moving. Back in the older days, people used unsanitary handmade splints which consisted of “old bandages that were soaked in horse’s blood to stiffen them” (Shady Grove
An additional view point of the story could be from a woman. A female reading Lamb to the Slaughter would most likely side with Mary Maloney. Dahl starts the story describing Mary’s behavior before her husbands’ arrival. She sits ...
They come in various colors and brands and are similar to a bear in shape.
Sternum: the sternum is essential as it provides protection of the heart, lungs and blood vessels which the help of the ribs. It consists of the manubrium, the gladiolus, and the xiphoid. It can also be referred to as the ‘breastbone’ and the ribs and sternum help make the ribcage.
It’s an accessory cusp usually located on the lingual surface of permanent or deciduous incisors.
Most of a bone is filled with matrix and tiny bone cells and half of the matrix mass is water, the other half collagen protein and solid crystals of calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate. Inside the matrix are living bone cells found on the edges of bones and in small cavities. These little tiny bone cells have very important roles in the functions of the skeleton system. They allow the bones to grow and develop, be repaired following an injury or daily wear (getting older) and be broken down to release their stored minerals. The human body isn’t made of just one size bone. It consists of long, short, flat, irregular, and sesamoid. Long bones are longer than they are wide. Long bone also grow more than the other bones because throughout childhood you are growing. A hollow medullary cavity is found in the center of the long bones and serves as a storage are for the bone marrow. Examples: Femur and Tibia, Etc. Short bones are about the same size long and wide. The carpal bone of the wrist and the tarsal bones of the bones of the foot are the short bones in the body. The flat bones in the body vary in size and shape but have a common feature of being very thin in one direction. Because the bones are thin, they don’t have a cavity like the long bones have. The frontal, parietal. And occipital bones of the cranium and hip bones are some examples of flat bones. Irregular bones are the bones that don’t fit the
*The bones of a bird's pelvic girdle and the lumbar, sacral, and a few caudal vertebrae are fused into a single, solid structure called the synsacrum (Fig. 21.4).