Month: November 2023

With my artwork for this project, I chose to draw the corpus callosum as literally as I could. I used watercolor to show that the five regions are not set in stone and they blend together. Green is for the rostrum, blue is for the genu, purple is for the …

The STEAM project I chose to do involves the exploration of Unit 7’s Learning Objective, aiming to identify the four primary structures of the brain and elucidate their respective functions. My focus, in particular, will delve into hippocampus disorders and how they affect the the four structures in the brain; …

I chose to discuss bone growth and repair, with the use of clay as my art piece to depict the differences in a child’s bone anatomy in feet versus an adult. As most everyone knows what an adult skeleton looks like, I just did the bones in a child’s feet. …

Cheyanne Coglon  Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 November 17, 2023  STEAM Project  Introduction:  The objective I am focusing on for my project is how neurons carry an electrical charge. I chose to do my steam project on Alzheimer’s disease, I chose because I have worked in many different long-term memory …

The pineal gland is the section of the brain responsible for melatonin synthesis and secretion. The pineal gland regulates our sleep-wake cycle with the help of a lot of different hormones and receptors, one being adenosine, which mediate sleep-wake regulation by controlling an individual’s urge to sleep. Adenosine is also …

Welcome to Unit 5, where I will dive into the fascinating world of muscles. Today, I will spotlight a crucial aspect of our musculoskeletal system: the anterior cruciate ligament (A.C.L.). Discover what the A.C.L. is, how injuries occur, and the essential steps for recovery. An anterior cruciate ligament (A.C.L.) tear …