How does the device and procedures support the role of the body systems? The artificial heart supports the role of a heart because an artificial heart supports the heart by helping it pump necessary blood and oxygen around the body in order for the body to properly function. Why is the device needed? The artificial heart is needed if you have severe heart failure and your heart cannot pump enough blood around the body in order for the body to function properly.…
The great Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) one said, “I have never let schooling get in the way of a good education. The author Malcolm Gladwell wrote about a proposition of needing 10,000 hours of working at a craft to become really good at it, if not a master. I can agree with this statement, in that amount of time, repetition and sheer experience lead to a higher quality of work. Likewise, over time you begin to see patterns in what you are working with.…
Trung Hoang Professor Pete Nguyen Engl 101 18 September 2015 Kinesthetic: Modern learning style Throughout life, I use kinesthetic learning style to improve my education because it is one of the best effective learning styles which support me in this modern society. People need to have a good education to support them because knowledge will help them overcome any problems.…
ZPD is when I child can perform a task but can complete it with the help from someone that’s more knowledge. 2. Understanding- For example, if my niece knows how to tie her shoes, but needs help tying the bow to finish tying the shoe lace. I would help her by help her finish tying her shoes by showing her how to step by step.…
The Phantom Limb Phenomenon The phantom limb phenomenon is a known response that occurs following surgery in amputee patients. This response provides a vivid sensation that the amputated limb is still present and phantom limb pain is most commonly seen following the amputation of the arm or leg. The pain felt, may be related to physical or psychological factors, including the weather, or emotional stress, (Flor, 2002). Phantom limb is frequently apparent with physical pain, and this occurs in 50% – 80% of amputees, (Flor, 2002). The pain felt by these amputees can be described as stabbing, burning, tingling, or throbbing.…
Developmental Analysis Introduction For this development analysis, I observed the physical, and cognitive development in children Jefferson Elementary in a first-grade class. For this analysis, I will be referring to my target student by the name of John. My observation hours where done between 9:30 and 12 o’clock on Mondays and Wednesdays with children between the ages of six and seven. During my observation time, I notice the different changes their bodies go through by observing their fine motor skills, and gross motor skills.…
The Dark Ages saw little advancement in prosthetics other than the hand hook and peg leg. Most prostheses of the time were made to hide deformities or injuries sustained in battle. A knight would be fitted with a prosthesis that was designed only to hold a shield or for a leg to appear in the stirrups, with little attention to functionality. Outside of battle, only the wealthy were lucky enough to be fitted with a peg leg or hand hook for daily function. It was common for tradesmen, including armorers, to design and create artificial limbs.…
Finding Freedom From My Thoughts “Why do they hate me?” , I whispered to God with tears streaming down my face. I knew I did nothing wrong and even then, these girls wanted to make my life a living hell. They ridiculed me to the point of feeling worthless. They made fun of my hair, clothing, the way I walked, the people I was friends with, and the list goes on and on.…
Technology is the accumulation of methods and techniques used in the construction of goods or the accomplishment of a goal. Solving a scientific investigation would be considered a goal that can use these types of processes. The information on methods or the knowledge embedded in a computer or a machine can both be considered technology. These devices can be operated by people that do not have previous knowledge of the information that is being searched. The initial development of technological devices dates all the way back to 1440 when Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press.…
At baseline measurements, information regarding CVA date, the number of attacks, brain imaging results, brain lesion side, and previous fall histories were recorded. Visuospatial neglect, motor functions, and balance impairments were assessed. The Functional Ambulation Category was used to determine each participant’s patient’s ambulation level. Cognition was tested using the Mini-Mental State Examination(MMSE). All 66 participants were observed at home after being discharged from the rehabilitation hospital.…
“Introduction to Beyond the Natural Body” written by Nelly Oudshoorn and “The egg and the Sperm” written by Emily both emphasize the idea of a woman’s body being examined through a social construct instead of a science classification. In the 1970’s, the female body was explained in terms of how the male body was perceived, for example: in texts written by the Ancient Greeks would refer the female genitals, the ovaries as the “female testicle”, as it used the male organs to lead every description. The illustrations that were shown of the female genitalia very closely resembled the male penis and someone could believe that there really is no difference between the two genders, as they were trying to make it the “one-sex model” (Laquer 1990).…
Therefore, my teacher explained to me I was a kinesthetic learning I have a sense of feeling of it and seeing it visually instead of it just being auditory. I can use my learning style in college because when I am unsure of what the professor may ask, I may ask her to draw a picture when explaining. Most professors, I know are visual learners, thus most of their lessons are all in PowerPoint or they use the Smart Board when teaching. Overall, the professors at Broward College are very understanding. They recognize that every student learns a different and I really appreciate the different learning styles…
Prosthesis Through the Ages Losing a limb is absolutely devastating. First you have to go through the pain of losing it, then you have to get used to life without the limb. A prosthesis, or artificial limb, will help you resume everyday activities. We can all agree that technology has improved greatly throughout the years.…
Kinesthetic learning is learning through experience from the application of your senses. I apply the kinesthetic learning style when it is available, such as labs for science, or on the job training. For myself this is the learning style where I can comprehend and understand the most as I will more likely be able to remember the experience. While the aural learning style is available to be used widely, kinesthetic learning is less broad. As a narrower field, it cannot always be practical to some things such as reading, or…
I currently work as an Interventionist. I provide small group interventions to at risk elementary students. The teacher leadership program has added purpose to my profession as an educator. I’ve learned to use data and records on students as powerful resources to plan effective lessons. Data lets me learn strengthens and weaknesses of the students.…