Powerpoint presentation
Term paper | Health Care and Life Sciences : Anatomy | APA (edition “APA 6”)
A narrated PowerPoint Presentation in which you will discuss a disease/disorder. Here, you will voice-over your powerpoint therefore it is required that you have a microphone (most laptops/desktops have the integrated). In PowerPoint, in the “Slide Show” tab, you will see a “Record Slide Show” selection that you can use to narrate each slide.
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.
Reminder: Make sure to incorporate feedback received for your Presentation Outline.
Instructions and criteria for the PowerPoint 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.
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 the changes you’re 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).
A reference slide including references of all your sources in the APA format.
A minimum of 9 slides and a maximum of 20 slides are expected.