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Anatomy and Physiology: The Adventures of Super Spleen

Posted on 5/30/19 by Laura Snider
You could say that the spleen has a special place in my heart (figuratively, of course). When I was in fifth grade, my classmates and I learned about human anatomy by making videos about different parts of the body. Each student wrote their own ...
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Laura Snider

Technology in Anatomy Education, Technology in Education

How to Integrate Anatomy and Pathology Content Using Courseware

5/23/19 by Laura Snider
Today, I’m going to show you how to use Courseware to integrate content from across Visible Body’s suite of apps in a series of lessons about ...
Anatomy & Physiology

Anatomy and Physiology: The Terrific Tongue

5/21/19 by Laura Snider
Here’s something fun you can tell people at parties: the tongue isn’t a single muscle—it’s a muscular hydrostat. What’s a muscular hydrostat, you ...
Anatomy & Physiology

The Wonderful Windpipe: Five Awesome Facts about the Trachea

5/3/19 by Laura Snider
Guess what? I know what you’re doing right this second. (And no, I don’t have psychic powers.) You’re breathing! Well, probably. You’re constantly ...
Anatomy & Physiology

Wise Up! Three "Whys" of Wisdom Teeth

4/22/19 by Laura Snider
Wisdom teeth may sound mystical, but all they are is the third set of molars (the large back teeth that grind up our food). They are the last set of ...
Anatomy & Physiology

A Digital Post: Fingers and Thumbs

4/18/19 by Laura Snider
What do you, an opossum, and an orangutan have in common? Opposable thumbs! Opposable thumbs have helped humans go from making and using our first ...
Anatomy & Physiology

You've Got Some More Nerve(s): The Cranial Nerves

4/11/19 by Laura Snider
Let’s face it. (Ha!) There’s a lot going on in (and on) your head at any given time. Your eyes gather information about light, your ears collect ...
Pathology

Five Breast Cancer Facts

4/9/19 by Laura Snider
Today, we’re going to talk about breast cancer, one of the most common cancers diagnosed in women. Cancer happens when cells in the body replicate ...
Anatomy & Physiology

Five Interesting Facts About Nipples

4/4/19 by Laura Snider
The majority of people in the world have nipples. You might giggle at the mention of nipples (maybe because the word “nipple” is so silly-sounding?), ...
Anatomy & Physiology

The Rectus Abdominis and Friends: An Intro to the Ab Muscles

4/2/19 by Laura Snider
When people think of working out at the gym, chances are that they imagine doing planks, crunches, and sit-ups. Why? Core work is a central component ...
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