Introduction My art project is centered around how the rib cage protects the heart. Ectopia cordis is a genetic disease in the human body characterized by an abnormal or total lack of development of the ribcage and sternum within a fetus, (Yildiz et al, 2021). An inherent part of the …
My STEAM project is on femoral neck fractures and how osteoporosis can affect the likelihood of them occurring through drawings. The two objectives I will be focusing on is to classify fractures and know the stages of bone development and repair. I drew out and explained the four types of …
Hi everyone, my project focuses on the eight classifications of fractures and their prevalence in ATV accidents. There are eight types of fractures modeled above. The straws represent bone while the Play Doh represents the surrounding connective tissues and skin.
My art project is about the Meningitis in Children, and my art piece represent ones of the most important organs in the body system – The brain and the spinal cord, this piece was made of paper- Mache and acrylic paint. The objectives I’m covered are the symptoms, diagnosis, global statics, describing …
My art project is on greenstick fractures. I covered the stages of bone repair learning objective. I chose this topic because I am interested in learning more about bone repair and the different types of bone fractures. For this project my focus is on greenstick fractures. I started off my …
I am covering this objective “To explore and explain how sensory cells translate stimuli into action potentials and explore the linked neural processes”. To provide information on sensory cells, neural processes, and the perception of pain. This project will be showcasing art through detailed drawings. The objective is to shed …
I am doing my STEAM project on scoliosis. I built the spine with egg cartons, construction paper, and ribbon. This project is aimed to show the potential progress of fixing scoliosis.I will be talking about the type of scoliosis I have. I have mild scoliosis. This means I do not …
