Tag: blood

  • Forensics Lab on Blood Spatter

    Forensics Lab on Blood Spatter

    Explore forensics with this lab on blood stain analysis. Use fake blood to determine how height affects the diameter of the stain

  • Activity: Learn How to Measure Blood Pressure

    Activity: Learn How to Measure Blood Pressure

    Students learn how to measure their blood pressure with a sphygmomanometer. Manual and digital devices can be used to compare measurements.

  • Learn about the Blood Using Graphic Organizers

    Learn about the Blood Using Graphic Organizers

    Students use graphic organizers to learn about the types of blood cells and their functions. Student either complete a concept map or design their own.

  • Blood Case Studies for Anatomy (Hematology)

    Blood Case Studies for Anatomy (Hematology)

    Examine blood slides in this interactive activity. Students determine the disorder illustrated in the slides, sickle cell, leukemia, malaria.

  • Interactive Slides: Blood

    Interactive Slides: Blood

    These interactive slides on blood were created for pandemic teaching in 2021. Slides can be posted on Google Classroom or other learning management systems. My class are hybrid, where I have a mix of students watching from home and those in class. Students all have Chromebook and as we go through the slides, I’m explaining…

  • Genetics of Blood Disorders – Hemophilia and Sickle Cell

    Genetics of Blood Disorders – Hemophilia and Sickle Cell

    I created this worksheet for anatomy students to practice using Punnett squares and comparing different types of mutations that affect the blood. Ideally, students will have already learned about genetics of blood types. Because I use this worksheet in my anatomy class, I don’t spend a lot of time teaching genetics. However, students do need…

  • Investigation: Villi Height

    Investigation: Villi Height

    Use a Netlogo simulation to observe how different heights of villi within the intestine affect absorption rate. Change the height of villi or size of food.

  • Case Study: How Do Tibetans Survive High Altitudes

    Case Study: How Do Tibetans Survive High Altitudes

    Based on the Berkeley website: Understanding Evolution, this version focuses on the how the body maintains homeostasis at high altitudes.   This involves increased production of red blood cells to improve oxygen supplies to tissues.    Tibetan populations have adapted to high altitudes by producing fewer red blood cells which improves fetal mortality rates. Case looks…

  • Concept Map on Blood

    Concept Map on Blood

    Students studying blood and the lymphatic students can get overwhelmed with the terminology used to describe blood and how blood is categorized.   This project is designed to help students organize these difficult terms by creating a large concept map which groups related ideas together and connects them to other ideas – a concept map!   …