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Higher education anatomy research
Addendum to Med Term Bundle - for a full year class
Teachers who purchase my $100 Complete and Easy Medical Terminology bundle often ask what they can do to fill a 2-semester/full year course in Medical Terminology. Here is the answer! This package contains research topics and classroom activities for each of the 12 organ system chapters:Integumentary SystemSkeletal SystemMuscular SystemDigestive SystemCardiovascular SystemLymphatic/Immune SystemRespiratory SystemUrinary SystemEndocrine SystemNervous SystemSensory SystemReproductive SystemThis b
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HIPAA Horror Stories Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizer and resource links for students to investigate two real-world HIPAA violations. Great way to introduce or wrap up the topic! Along with researching the basics of the case, students are also asked to reflect on the repercussions of the case, and determine, in their opinion, whether they were appropriate as well as compare the two cases and argue which was more severe.8 links are provided to HIPAA violation articles.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Scientific Article and Poster Project (Editable)
This editable document contains the instructions, outlines and necessary information so students can write their own scientific paper using the information of peer reviewed articles. This assignment can be used as a semester project, it includes an explanation of what peer reviewed articles are and how to find them, information about plagiarism, citations, a grading chart and outlines for both the article and poster. It is divided by sections:PART 1: GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS PART 2:
CBC Blood Panel Analysis | No Prep!
Looking to give your Anatomy or Health students a sneak peak into the real world of blood lab testing? In this easy introductory activity, students will use the internet to interpret the results of a REAL CBC Blood Panel Test to determine what each abbreviation stands for, what the test measures, which values are in normal ranges and which are not, and what the patient's diagnosis will be. The diagnosis is easily identified and is a condition that your high school students have most likely heard
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Cardiovascular System Activities Bundle
Disorders of the Circulatory System Project
After learning about the cardiovascular system, students select a disorder/disease that effects that body system and research it. They summarize: cause, symptoms, treatment, etc. then culminate with sharing with the class. Fun, interesting, and they learn from one another!
Heart Dissection Lab | Advanced, NO ACTIVE TEACHING!
Note: This activity is INCLUDED in the Cardiovascular System Activities Bundle. Consider exploring this product before purchase to BUNDLE & SAVE!Are you looking to put the responsibility of learning on the students when it comes to dissections instead of being called on from every direction of the classroom? After being EXHAUSTED on dissection days, I knew I had to come up with a more student-led approach. This Heart Dissection Lab places ALL of the responsibility of research, planning, appl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Cardiovascular System Activities Bundle
Medical Technologies - 12 Case Studies
PROJECT TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT HUMAN DISEASES AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES THAT WOULD HELP DIAGNOSE OR TREAT IT.
Here is a great research project for high school students studying biology. Included are 12 different cases, each describing an individual who is experiencing some unusual health symptoms.
Your students' task is to work in groups of 2-3, to research possible human diseases or conditions based on the case description. And also research different medical technologies that are available
Blood Internet Scavenger Hunt | NO PREP
Need a day off from active teaching and looking for a student-led research activity? If you are in the Cardiovascular Unit with your anatomy or health students, this may be just the assignment you are looking for! This Internet Scavenger Hunt activity will give students the opportunity to use internet search engines to learn more about blood donations & donation types, blood composition, reinforce blood types, antigens and antibodies, centrifuging, introduce venipuncture and phlebotomy tubes
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Cardiovascular System Activities Bundle
Medical Bioethics Activity or Research Project - Biology, Anatomy, or EMS
In this activity your students will consider 10 different medical bioethics areas concerning life and how society views these topics. The activity will also give students a chance to consider their personal views and some topics contain situational questions. The areas include research ethics (human subjects), embryo rights, organ donation, end-of-life care, eugenics, confidentiality, resource allocation, medical mistakes, maternal/fetal conflict, and professionalism. The product contains 19 pag
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Cardiovascular System Case Studies
These case studies provide high school students with real-life scenarios to understand various Cardiovascular system issues, from arrythmias to stress induced conditions, and the associated anatomy, causes, and treatment options. Students can analyze and discuss the implications of these cases on the patients' overall well-being and quality of life.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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E-Cigarette Vaping Webquest
This Webquest (activity that can be completed independently online) was created in response to student questions about vaping. Students will explore three different websites with videos to be able to: ·Describe the contents and mechanism of an e-cigarette· Identify the ingredients of an e-cigarette aerosol· List health effects of using e-cigarettes· Compare the risks and benefits of e-cigarette use· Identify and analyze a current news article/research article for e-cigarette risksThe culminating
Active Learning Healthcare Career Interview Exam
Looking for an active learning opportunity to tie all your students' knowledge together and add an exam/research/extra credit grade to your grade book? Look no further!This multi-day activity guides students through a reflective interview preparation process that includes research and thoughtful consideration of all their prior healthcare knowledgepractice and reflective self-evaluationpeer-to-peer engagementwork-readiness practice during a mock interviewIncluded for the teacher:multiple suggest
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Medical Intern Research Project
CTE Biomedical Research LessonThis is a complex, in-depth, and challenging research project where students role-play as medical research interns on real-world cases involving the effects of pollutants on human health.Biomedical research basedReal-world relevanceVetted by an actual Immunologist ResearcherCreated for Biology, Anatomy, or CTE Biomedical/Biotechnology ClassesTeaches health and social issuesCan be scaled to multiple levels and time periodsTeaches research, investigative, analytical,
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-LS3-2
, HS-LS1-3
Model Functional Regions of the Brain using Swim Caps- Common Core and NGSS
Brain caps are a favorite in my Honors Anatomy and Physiology course and a very cool, far less expensive, alternative to brain dissections. Students create a models of cortical structures and functional regions of the brain on one side of a swim cap, and a midsagittal view of deep structures and functional regions of the brain on the other. This project takes a little less than a week to complete, and is fast and easy to grade, plus students end up with the coolest swim cap ever! After caps are
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Integumentary System MAX BUNDLE: Vocab Puzzles, Webquest, Skin Cancer Case Study
The Integumentary System Max Bundle includes 4 resources: a word search and crossword puzzle with answer keys, the Integumentary System Disorder Webquest, and the Skin Cancer Case Study. This comprehensive resource empowers teachers to make anatomy exciting and relevant, providing a dynamic learning experience for students. Ideal for biology, anatomy, and health science studentsPre-Teach and Reinforce Vocabulary: Whether you're a teacher looking for a vocabulary pre-teaching aid or a student see
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Anatomy & Physiology Midterm Test, Study Guide and Answer Key
A well written, comprehensive test that aligns (numerically!) with the included Study Guide. Answer Key is included also.Students will find short answers, fill-ins, and diagram anatomical structures while also drawing and labeling various structures.The Study Guide is great for reviewing for the midterm. Students learn and no tricks or ambiguous questions on the midterm test or Study Guide. Designed for Marieb Anatomy & Physiology high school course.
Careers in Anatomy and Physiology Slideshow
This Google Slides slideshow shows all the different careers in anatomy and physiology that students can pursue. There are 20 total slides. Each slide contains pictures to help the information come alive. Different career fields include: nursing and patient care, doctors/physicians, types of physicians, surgeons, technologists/technicians, diagnostic medicine, physical therapy and sports medicine, dentistry, specialists, pharmacy, forensic and mortuary science, science and technology, and educa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Brain Research WebQuest!!
Completely ready to use! No prep needed!Great research activity to give to students for them to complete all about the amazing human brain! This activity can be completed independently to introduce the topic of the brain, to be completed as a fast finisher activity, can be completed as a pair or small group race activity or even used when you have a substitute/relief teacher in for the day.Example questions: What is the largest part of the brain? What are studies of the brain called? Do humans
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Human Brain PowerPoints and Activities BUNDLE
Anatomy Lesson Plans - Muscles of the Human Body BINGO Game - HS/College/Tech
Sub Day ok to use, these fun Anatomy Lesson Plans are ideal for any teachers seeking: Exercise Science Lesson Plans, Physical Therapy Assisting Lesson Plans, Nursing Lesson Plans, and Health Science Lesson Plans. This fun, Muscles of the Human Body BINGO Game is suggested for High School, Vo-Tech, and College Students. It requires student research to play the game. What you will receive:1 set of directions for gameplay. 1 set of BINGO numbers to call. 1 BINGO calling sheet. 1 set of 49 printabl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Integumentary System BUNDLE #2 - Word Search, Crossword, Skin Cancer Case Study
The Integumentary System Bundle 2 includes 3 resources: a word search and crossword puzzle with answer keys, and the Skin Cancer Case Study. This comprehensive resource empowers teachers to make anatomy exciting and relevant, providing a dynamic learning experience for students. Ideal for biology, anatomy, and health science studentsPre-Teach and Reinforce Vocabulary: Whether you're a teacher looking for a vocabulary pre-teaching aid or a student seeking a fun reinforcement strategy, our word se
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mental Health Disorder Research Graphic Organizer
Research graphic organizer for students to explore a mental health disorder. Includes signs and symptoms, treatments, diagnose criteria, stigmas, and obstacles.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Disorders of the Respiratory System
After learning about the respiratory system, students identify a disorder that effects that system. They research the cause(s), symptoms, treatment/prevention, etc. Then, they summarize and share with one another. Includes a list of options. It is a high interest assignment!
Osmosis Egg Lab- An Eggcellent Example of Osmosis
This lab has students soak eggs in vinegar to remove CaCO3 shell- through the membrane different substances (sugar water, salt water etc) diffuse through- allowing for the egg to gain or lose mass. Can take 2-5 days depending on what depth you go to - allows for great discussion questions after.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Body Organization - Cellular Specialization Gallery Walk and Argumentative Essay
Are you looking for easy to implement writing activities in your anatomy class? Or are you an English teacher looking for authentic argumentative assignments? If so, try my Step-by-Step models that will walk the students, and you, through the process of collecting textual data to support the biological principal, "Structure Determines Function." Students may work individually, or with a partner, to gather evidence and then use the organizer to structure their argumentative essay. A rubric is inc
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-LS1-2
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