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Presentation

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Female tutor preferred due to (voiced-over) PowerPoint

A narrated (voiced-over) PowerPoint Presentation in which you will discuss a disease/disorder.  Please use the audio record function in PowerPoint to voice-over each slide (found in the 'Insert' tab - the icon is a speaker).  This keeps the file size small.  Do NOT "Record Slide Show" because this will result in a file size too large to submit. 

A script for each slide of your Presentation (reference slide not included). The script must be written in your own words (less than?10% quoted material) and submitted in a Word File. Once submitted, a Turnitin Similarity Report will be generated.  Please do not submit '.pages' files.  These will not be accepted.

Reminder: Make sure to incorporate feedback received for your Presentation Outline.

  1. Instructions and criteria for the Power Point Presentation:

The following components should be addressed in your Presentation: 

Title slide including your name and the name of the disease/disorder. 

Etiology?(causes or origin). 

Provide a brief history of the disease (if available). 

Explain its causes (genetic, environment, both?).  

From Organ Systems?to Cells. 

  1. Name the cells/tissues/organs/organ systems that are targeted by the disease/disorder. 

Explain how the cells/tissues/organs/organ systems are affected. 

Symptoms. 

List the main symptoms of the disease/disorder 

Correlate those symptoms with changes your described in the previous section (Organ Systems). 

Homeostasis. 

Briefly define homeostasis. 

Provide a concrete example of homeostatic regulation disrupted because of the disease/disorder. 

Diagnostic Procedures. 

How is this disease/disorder diagnosed?  

Name procedures or diagnostic tests and briefly explain how they are performed.  

Treatments. 

Name examples of treatment and explain benefits, side-effects, etc. 

If nor treatments are available, discuss current research and/or clinical trials.  

Personal thoughts (optional).