This 50 question (multiple choice) assessment will measure your students’ knowledge on the Integumentary System (including hair and nails, but not disorders). Students will read question or statement and select the correct choice. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology course and can be used as a review or assessment. Can be used with other Integumentary System worksheets. Answer key provided.

This 70 slide power point presentation will help to introduce your students to phlebotomy. Powerpoint begins with a review of blood- characteristics, formed elements and plasma, and then introduces phlebotomy. Includes: equipment, blood collection tubes and additives, order of draw, capillary puncture, test requisition, verifying patient identity, common venipuncture sites, complications, common tests (CBC, differential, blood chemistry, coagulation tests, ESR), morphology, and hemoglobin A1C. Note: power point does not review steps involved with blood collection. Can be used in a variety of courses in a lecture setting or student driven instruction.

This 50 slide power point presentation will help to teach your students about types of medication preparations and supplies. Topics include: drug form and routes abbreviations, parenteral drug forms, oral drug forms (tablets, enteric coated tablets, capsules, sustained release capsules, lozenges, suspensions, emulsions, elixirs, syrups, solutions), rectal drug forms, intravenous drug forms (IV push, piggybacks, drips), IM, SC, ID, epidural, intraosseous injections, topical drug forms, supplies (med cup, pill crusher, pill cutter), needles (length, gauge), parts of a syringe, types of syringes, sharps containers, and Rights of Drug Administration. Ideal for a variety of courses, including health sciences, Medical Assistant, Pharm Tech, or Nursing Assistant. Can be used during lecture or with student driven learning.

This 84 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about neoplasms. Topics include: definition, growth pattern and appearance, benign/malignant, tissues of origin (sarcomas, carcinomas, lymphomas), normal cell growth, differentiation, benign/malignant neoplastic growth, hyperplasias, cancer development, lymph/blood system metastasis, grading/staging, causes of cancer, personal risk behaviors, cancer prevention, CAUTION acronym. signs and symptoms of cancer, cachexia, and cancer treatment.

This 42 slide power point presentation will help your students learn how to identify the five types of leukocytes. Presentation reviews functions and normal lab values of leukocytes, characteristics of granulocytes/agranulocytes before identifying key information about each of the leukocytes, along with microscopic slide pictures. Finally, students can practice identifying leukocytes with microscopic slide pictures. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology, laboratory, Medical Assistant, health sciences or related course and can be used in lecture or student-driven learning.

This 58 slide power point presentation will help to introduce your students to pharmacology. Topics include: FDA, DEA, controlled substance schedules, orphan drugs, generic/brand/chemical names, drug development/patent, OTC/legend drugs, drug actions, pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), drug interactions, synergism, potentiation, antagonism, dosage (minimum, maximum, loading, toxic, lethal), enteral/parenteral routes, teratogenic effect, idiosyncrasy, dependence, tolerance, hypersensitivity and anaphylaxis. Ideal for a variety of courses, including health sciences, Medical Assistant, Pharm Tech, or Nursing Assistant. Can be used during lecture or with student driven learning.

This 28 slide power point presentation will introduce your students to how an EKG can be used to determine heart rate. Power point provides slides to review electrical pathway in the heart, components of an PQRST complex, EKG paper, as well as 4 examples of how to calculate heart rate (sinus rhythm, sinus tachycardia, sinus bradycardia, and atrial tachycardia). Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology, EKG technician, Medical Assistant, health sciences, or related course and can be used in lecture or in student driven learning.

This 84 power point presentation will help your students to learn about the Cardiovascular System. Topics include: anatomy of the heart, pulmonary, systemic coronary, fetal, and cerebral circulation, membranes/layers of the heart, conduction system, electrical activity of the heart, cardiac cycle, heart sounds, cardiac output, stroke volume, blood pressure, pulse points, and blood vessel anatomy. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used in lecture.

This 76 slide power point presentation will help to teach your students about the digestive system. Topics include: oral cavity, teeth, salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, large intestine, histology, enzymes, defecation and common vocabulary terms Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used in lecture or in student driven instruction.

This 104 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about blood as well as disorders of the blood. Topics include: Characteristics of blood, plasma, erythrocytes, leukocytes (granulocytes, agranulocytes), chemotaxis, diapedesis, platelets, hemostasis, blood groups/typing, blood genotypes and phenotypes, Punnett squares, as well as multiple disorders of the blood. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used as part of lecture.

This 76 slide power point presentation covers approximately 60 of the most common muscles of the axial and appendicular skeleton (does not include origin/insertion of specific muscles but does include the function/location). Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used in lecture. Can also be used with Muscular System power point which covers muscle physiology and other key topics.

This 92 slide power point presentation will introduce inflammation and infection to your students. Topics include: physical barrier of skin, inflammatory process, neutrophils, mast cells, monocytes/macrophages, diapedesis, chemotaxis, granulomas, inflammatory exudates, fistulas, ulcers, cellulitis, tissue repair/healing, scars/keloids, debridement, complications of wound healing, normal flora, infection, types of pathogens, testing for infection (culture and sensitivity). Ideal for a CNA, GNA, CCMA, health sciences, Anatomy, Microbiology or related course and can be used in lecture or in student-driven learning.

This 67 slide power point presentation will help to introduce your students to human diseases. Topics include: disease/disorders, homeostasis, syndrome, pathology, acute/chronic disease, etiology, iatrogenic, healthcare acquired infections, risk factors, diagnosis, medical history, prognosis, signs, symptoms, auscultation, palpation, percussion, remission, exacerbation, mortality/survival rates, treatment, holistic medicine, and six major causes of disease. Ideal for a health sciences, nursing assistant, medical assistant or related course and can be used in lecture or in student driven learning.

This 30 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about a complete blood count (CBC) with differential, as well as how to calculate a differential. Topics include: lab tests in a CBC, definition of a differential, and an example of how to calculate a differential Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology, laboratory technician, Medical Assistant, health sciences or related course and can be used in lecture or in student driven learning.

This 40 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about subjective and objective data in healthcare. Includes: definitions of subjective/objective data, 30 statements that students will determine if they are subjective or objective and 3 medical notes that students will read and pull out subjective and objective data. (Answers provided in power point). Ideal for a nursing assistant, medical assistant, health sciences, or related course and can be used in a classroom setting.

This 97 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about cellular respiration and cellular reproduction (mitosis/meiosis). Topics include: Cellular respiration, ATP, Ox/Redox, Glycolysis, Krebs, Electron Transport Chain, anaerobic respiration, DNA, mitosis, meiosis, and gametogenesis. Ideal for a biology or related course and can be used in lecture, or in student driven learning.

This 85 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about cell structures, organelles and other cellular functions. Topics include: cell membrane, cytoplasm, desmosomes, nucleus, mitochondria, lysozymes, endoplasmic reticulum, ribosomes, protein synthesis, centrioles, cilia, flagella, cell diversity, membrane transport, selective permeability, passive transport, facilitated diffusion, active transport, exocytosis, endocytosis, and phagocytosis. Ideal for a biology or related science course and can be used in lecture or in student driven learning.

This 69 slide power point presentation will help your students to learn about the Respiratory system. Topics include: anatomy/function of respiratory system, the respiration process, gas transport, respiratory volumes and capacities, and factors affecting respiratory rate. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used in lecture or student driven instruction.

This 73 slide power point presentation will teach your students about the organization of the human body. Topics include: directional terms, body planes, body regions, body cavities, abdominal regions, anatomical position, levels of structural organization, body systems, homeostasis, negative/positive feedback, medical imaging. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used for lectures and with available Human body organization worksheets.

This 59 slide power point presentation will help your student to learn about the muscular system. Topics include: muscle tissue properties, types of muscle, anatomy of skeletal muscle, sarcomeres, sliding filament theory, neuroelectric factors, energy sources for muscle contraction, muscle tension, origin/insertion, and muscle shapes. Ideal for an Anatomy and Physiology or related course and can be used during lecture.