Gendered Diseases
I made a collage edit with symbols representing both masculinity and femininity. I will be writing about how certain diseases are caused by what sex a person is.
The Interstitium- an artistic approach.
This “organ” is a layer of tissue found across the body, especially in barrier areas like between the skin and primary organs. This is a fishnet like organ, where the spaces are filled with extra fluid. This fluid can be accessed for emergency purposes. To interpret this vast fluid blanket, …
Pulmonary Edema
Pulmonary Edema: Lung Model Images Pulmonary Edema: Lung Model Video This STEAM project is intended to represent pulmonary edema, which is a medical condition where fluid fills the lungs, usually due to a heart-related condition that affects pulmonary blood vessels, or a variety of non-heart related causes such as high …
Cholesterol and Cardiovascular Disease
This cholesterol model serves to elucidate both the structure and destructive potential of cholesterol in the cardiovascular system. In the rings of the model are some of the most common cholesterol-induced cardiovascular diseases: Coronary Artery Disease, Peripheral Artery Disease, Stroke, and High Blood Pressure. Although cholesterol is necessary for metabolic …
COVID-19 STEAM PROJECT-Laz Merrit & Jon Snowden
For our steam project we chose to cover Covid-19 and the effects on the respiratory system. We made a respiratory system using two straws, and two sandwich bags. The straws represent the nose, mouth and bronchioles leading to the lungs, represented by the sandwich bags. Covid-19 enters through the respiratory …
Effects Diseases Have On Leukocytes
I did my project on the effects diseases have on the amount of leukocytes. I found when there is a deficiency of white blood cells to fewer than four thousand cells per microliter of blood it is called leukopenia. The opposite of leukopenia is leukocytosis. Leukocytosis is an increase in …
Hormones and Labor by Sharon Colon & Andrea Sipes
Objective: hormone communication with our body We were suppose to do the balloon activity together , you have to thank covid-19 for the fact that we cant’. must watch with audio. so worth it!
Placental Abruption
I created a drawing of a Placental Abruption for my STEAM Project. In the photo attached, you can see where the placenta has detached from the uterus and see the hemorrhage it created as well as see where the blood leaves the mother when the hemorrhage is able to grow …
Eubacterium? No, YOU have bacteria.
By: Anna Kardash and Grace Burrell In our painting, we show a phagocytic cell in the form of a balloon. The person blowing up the balloon shows a potential site of an oral bacterial infection. In the case of a present infection, white blood cells, such as neutrophils, will swarm …