Introduction: When the disorder was discovered, who or whom discovered it, how it was discovered.
•Causes: Explain at least three causes of the disorder.
•Symptoms: What symptoms are associated with the disorder? Does everyone experience the same symptoms? What is the age of onset? Do the symptoms become more/less severe with age? •Physiology: Explain what happens at a physiological level to cause the symptoms. Use terminology that we discussed in class. Reference the book/online sources if possible.
•Treatment: What are the major treatments are available for the condition? What are the pros and cons of each? Can it be cured or only alleviated? How much does the condition impact lifespan? •Future: What types of treatments are being developed? Provide a brief overview of these advancements.
•Informal Interview: How long has this person had the condition for? What is it like to live with it? What treatments have they had or are considering having? How has their family supported them throughout their condition?
•Clinical Paper: Peer-reviewed research paper that discusses your topic. Ensure it is meaningful, such as a case study on an individual; new treatment or technology; or other relevant information.
academic research paper (each are to be discussed on separate slides from the rest of your presentation).
Knowledge: Exhibits a strong understanding of the topic. Powerpoint: Limits texts and emphasizes pictures/diagrams
Powerpoint requirements
•Introduction: When the disorder was discovered, who or whom discovered it, how it was discovered.
•Causes: Explain at least three causes of the disorder.
•Symptoms: What symptoms are associated with the disorder? Does everyone experience the same symptoms? What is the age of onset? Do the symptoms become more/less severe with age?
•Physiology: Explain what happens at a physiological level to cause the symptoms. Use terminology that we discussed in class. Reference the book/online sources if possible.
•Treatment: What are the major treatments are available for the condition? What are the pros and cons of each? Can it be cured or only alleviated? How much does the condition impact lifespan?
•Future: What types of treatments are being developed? Provide a brief overview of these advancements.
•Informal Interview: How long has this person had the condition for? What is it like to live with it? What treatments have they had or are considering having? How has their family supported them throughout their condition?
•Clinical Paper: Peer-reviewed research paper that discusses your topic. Ensure it is meaningful, such as a case study on an individual; new treatment or technology; or other relevant information.
you can do your research from this website: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
