Where Does the Acid Flow? Understanding GERD’s Impact on the Digestive System

I will be researching what GERD is and it effects on the body. This project aims to illustrate and describe GERD in relation to the digestive system. The course objective my STEAM project will relate to is the basic layers and functions of digestive organs. The digestive system is a …

The Damaging Effects of COVID-19 Pneumonia on the Lungs

Introduction: STEAM Model Description My STEAM project explores the effects COVID-19 pneumonia has on the respiratory system. It explores the infection process, pneumonia development, and how it affects the respiratory system. To develop my project, I utilized clay sculpting to formulate the base, and majority, of my piece. Then, I …

Particulate Matter (PM) 2.5 and its Effects on the Respiratory System

My STEAM project is on particulate matter (PM) 2.5 and its effects on the respiratory system, including symptoms and possible development of chronic respiratory diseases. The objective I will be focusing on is to analyze the effects of disease on function and structure of the respiratory system. I have drawn …

Preeclampsia

Unit nine showed the reproductive system and the development and inheritance of childbirth. One of the main objectives was to explain common disorders during pregnancy and their cause. In this essay and with the images provided, I will be covering preeclampsia which has the potential to be a dangerous pregnancy …

#46 Analyzing the effects of disease on the function and structure of the respiratory system for Emphysema!!

For my STEAM project I’ll be addressing the objective #46 analyzing the effects of disease on the function and structure of the respiratory system for emphysema. For this I’ll explain the origin, effects, how it disturbs the general function and regulation of our respiratory system. Emphysema, is a debilitating lung …

How the Innate and Adaptive Immune Responses Change for Mother and Child While Breastfeeding

Human breast milk was once considered sterile. Recent studies show that human breast milk is not a sterile substance and is considered an alive ecosystem. The breastmilk ecosystem comprises bacteria, live viruses, fungi, yeast, and minor genera. This ecosystem is called the human milk microbiome or HMM. (Consales 2022) Regarding …