Explaining Epithelial Tissues Using The Science Of Color-Coding
My STEAM project is a breakdown of each type of epithelial tissue. I focused on a target audience of older teens/young adults who had not taken an anatomy class. I chose to color code because I found a lot of good research that shows that color coding can help people …
Tooth Damage and Root Canal Treatment
For my steam project I chose to look at the gomphoses joint, also known as the type of joints teeth are. More specifically researched the process of tooth damage/decay leading to needing root canal treatment.
Scoliosis and Bone Development
For my STEAM project, I completed a painting of the vertebral column with scoliosis. I wanted to explore how hormone regulation and bone development correlate with a person who also has scoliosis. Specifically, my objective is from Unit 4, explain how bone development is hormonally regulated. My painting reflects the …
The effects of stroke-induced muscle weakness and spasticity on muscle function
This is a model I printed and painted, showing some of the muscles in the hand (among other tissues) that would be affected by muscle weakness and spasticity in a stroke victim.
Don’t mind the missing thumb. The print partially failed. To make do with what I had, I painted in a digital-like effect to make the model look like a hologram that bugged out for a moment.
itemprop="discussionURL"One CommentAlzheimer’s Disease The Degeneration of Neurons and The Brain
Tristan Thompson Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 November 21, 2023 Steam Project The goal of my STEAM project is to identify and describe the four main lobes within the brain and also discuss the effects that Alzheimer’s disease has on degenerating the central nervous system and sections of the brain. …
Let it grow! -Muscle edition
Let it snow but… make it Let it grow! featuring My mom on the piano. By: Kate Hetle These are the lyrics to the song. : Well, an injury to a muscle is frightful but repair is so delightful, with the help of calcium fibrin and protein let it grow …