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Four Case Studies encompassing the Central Nervous System (featuring Homeostasis, Brain Injury and Neurodegenerative diseases), Respiratory System and Gastrointestinal System are included. Each stand-alone case study contains: 1. A case study with signs, symptoms and medical terms. 2. Questions based on study to check for understanding. 3. All case studies have a different game based activity to practice fluency. 4. Customizable word bank perfect for differentiation. 5. Keys for all resource

Lecture Notes with engaging visuals, interesting facts covering the disorders of the major Endocrine Glands. Included: Customizable PowerPoint presentation, PDF Presentation ready for an easy digital upload, a Graphic Organizer which works well in an interactive notebook and a key to the Graphic Organizer

This medical terminology primer can be used for Medical Terminology Classes, as well as Health, Anatomy and Physiology and Pathophysiology Classes. Included are over 30 vocabulary terms used by medical professionals in booklet form. Three case studies, based on real-life medical conditions serve as a check for mastery. All keys are provided.

Maximize Student Engagement while minimizing Teacher preparation These Real- Life Medical Case Study can be used for Medical Terminology Classes, Health, Anatomy and Physiology and Pathophysiology Classes. Here’s what is included with your download: 1. Patient scenario with signs and symptoms. 2. Student practice sheet to engage and check for understanding 3. Celiac Word Bank with definitions 4. Celiac Bingo Cards – 8 versions 5. Keys Make this resource work for you. Adapt it to meet the needs

A concise review of human inheritance and genetics in the form of an engaging infographic. Also included is a student graphic organizer.

Let your students individually introduce themselves to their new teacher. Perfect for all science disciplines. Included are a visually appealing color handout and a black and white handout. Display the finished product to decorate your room. Students can color their atom to personalize it.