Steamnormaltract SteamBrookeContinent Steamileo-anal I have attached three drawings . The first is the normal digestive tract of a healthy person, the second is the digestive tract of a person with either a Brooke or Continent ileostomy, and the third is the digestive tract of someone with an ileo-anal reservoir ileostomy. Ileostomies …
Steam Attached under the hyperlink is an image of my project and below is a video demonstrating how to play the game… and possibly breathing into the mic. Steam Project To understand the extent of atherosclerosis, it is important to understand what the heart does and how it functions normally. …
How does food poisoning affect the digestive and immune system? Bacteria is often the most common cause of food poisoning. One of the most common forms of food poisoning is salmonella because it can survive the harsh environment of the stomach and affects the body in many different ways, …
PCOS stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome and is characterized by prolonged menstrual periods, excess androgen (male hormone) levels, and weight gain among many other symptoms. Perhaps the most detrimental side effect of this disorder is the collection of many small follicles developed in the ovaries that impede the regular release …
For my STEAM project I decided to do it on the digestive system and the route food takes from the mouth to anus. I made a semi scale model of route food takes from the time it enters our mouth until the time we excrete it from our bodies. I …
In my project I created a fun game called Immunopoly a fun offshoot of Monopoly where the players travel through an Alaskan year learning healthy habits and defeating evil pathogens with immune responses. This is depicted in the pictures attached. The second portion of my project is an inquiry into …
Steam project I did my project on the stomach and the functions of the stomach acid.
STEAM picture THE PINEAL GLAND AND CIRCADIAN RHYTHM There are two types of glands within the endocrine system: exocrine glands and endocrine glands. Exocrine glands are chiefly responsible for the secretion of nonhormonal substances such as sweat and saliva. Secretion ducts are responsible for the release of the …