Title – is it relevant to the topic? Name: is it present? Full name? Page 1 - Title page.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Cell Reproduction and how it is Regulated Sections 5.3, 5.4, 5.5.

Advertisements

Susan G. Komen for the Cure Los Angeles County Affiliate Grant Writing Workshop August 1, 2012.

Cell Continuity. All cells develop from pre-existing cells 3 steps to form a new cell Produce materials it will need Grows larger Reproduces to form a.

Cancer Cells!!! An Uncontrollable Growth!!

THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF HAVING A BRAIN TUMOR BRAIN TUMOR RESEARCH By: Ari Thomas 11/19/14.

Radiation all Around Us Radon gas, cosmic rays, medical x- rays, food and body chemicals.

A Career in Oncology Dr H.K.Lord Consultant Clinical Oncologist.

Building Our Website Step by Step. Step 1: Open a new Microsoft Word document. Save it as “How To [Your topic] Website.”

RACE FOR LIFE The Coombes Primary School Friday 5 th June 2015.

HEALTH SCIENCE 2 ND GRADE CAREER CLUSTER. HEALTH SCIENCE CAREER CLUSTER Includes jobs in determining if you are sick, treating you if you are sick and.

ARAVIND EYE CARE SYSTEM Aravind Eye Hospital & Postgraduate Institute of Ophthalmology ARAVIND EYE CARE SYSTEM Aravind Eye Hospital & Postgraduate Institute.

A cancerous cell is caused by a faulty reproduction system. The cell continues to reproduce at a very fast rate When cells reproduce at an abnormally.

Mitosis & Cancer: When Making New Cells Goes Terribly Wrong!

Chapter 5.3. Factors Cell division is controlled by external and internal factors. If cells weren’t controlled in some way, they would likely grow out.

MH: 42 – 44 N: Cancer: Cell Division Gone Wrong.

Cancer. What is cancer? Simply put, cancer is cell division that happens uncontrollably. If a cell does not receive a signal to stop dividing, unchecked.

Cancer 101: A Cancer Education and Training Program for [Target Population] Date Location Presented by: Presenter 1 Presenter 2.

 Identify different options of cancer therapy.  Most cancers are treated with a combination of approaches.

THEME TWO: JOBS V o c a b u l a r y Q u i z. I like ……………………………… very much. Because when I read, I learn new things and that makes me happy. Use your.

Teacher instructions for career activity (after segment 6) Ask students to break into groups of 10 students each (to simulate a group of 10 people with.

Extra Cell Ideas. I. Cell Size Limited by surface to volume ratio (bigger cells have a smaller ratio) Large cells need too much DNA.

Cancer is a negative mutation. –It effects the regulation of cell division. –It is MITOSIS OUT OF CONTROL!

Cancer Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the developed world: Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the developed world: 1 in 4 deaths.

Cancer. Normal Cell Replacement As you grow, mitosis adds to the total number of cells in your body Mitosis continues after you are fully grown in order.

Tumors  Benign (noncancerous) they do not spread.  Malignant(cancerous) They may spread throughout the body Skin cancer is the most common type!

Section.4: The Physics Behind the Treatment Lesson.9: Radiation and Treatment Objectives Recall and describe the origins of the radiation used for treatment.

Registered Nurse By Katie.W. What is the description of the career? A Registered Nurse (RN), helps people, families, and groups to achieve health and.

Cancer Above is a picture of two human cancer cells sitting next to each other right before they're about to divide into four cells. They're derived from.

Copyright © 2008 Delmar Learning. All rights reserved. Unit 47 Caring for the Patient with Cancer.

Lesson 5 Cell death, Mutation, Cancer cell. Cell typesAverage life span Brain30-50 years Red blood120 days Stomach lining2 days Liver200 days Intestine.

Mutations and Cancer SNC1P1. What is a Mutation? A mutation: is a permanent change is a cell’s DNA Most mutations occur during interphase (the S phase)

Anne Snow, Lead Cancer Nurse Dr Andrew Woolley – Consultant Physician.

Title of Graduation Project

Cancers Is it genetic?

Colorectal Cancer Update Patient Perspectives on Colorectal Cancer Section 6 Patient Grading of their Physicians, Patient Education Needs.

CANCER Cell Division Gone Wrong. Cancer  Cancer is a group of diseases in which cells grow and divide out of control.  The DNA that controls the cell.

Cancer Quiz Period 4. What is Cancer? (definitions) ●1) What is metastasis? o a) Damage or change in the genetic material o b) A cure for cancer o c)

What skills do you think are needed to be a surgeon? What skills do you think are needed to be a nurse?                       

Making it happen: Consultant Radiographers - the vision and the reality. Kate Burton AHP Consultant Radiographer in Neuro-Oncology.

CELL DIVISION GOING WRONG: Cancer When cells grow and divide out of control, they cause a group of diseases called cancer.cancer The result is a change.

Cancer: Cell division gone wrong. A Basic Definition Cancer is : Disease caused by uncontrolled growth and division of defective cells. Disease caused.

Liver cancer treatment India. Liver Cancer treatment The meaning of the liver cancer is the condition where abnormal cell division gives rise to the development.

Health Care Careers 2 4 Health Care Careers Clusters DIAGNOSTIC/THERAPEUTIC SERVICES BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT HEALTH INFORMATICS SUPPORT.

Review of what we’ve learned… (c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007.

Cancer Noadswood Science, 2016.

Cell cycle & cancer.

Omega Best Cancer Hospital - India

What is lung cancer? Lung cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in one or both lungs. These abnormal cells do not carry out the functions.

Cancer Type, A Study of Cancer

CELL DIVISION GOING WRONG: Cancer

Higher Human Biology Unit 1 – Section 1 (e)

Cell Differentiation The Cell Cycle Cell Cycle Regulation Cancer

Cardiology Mikayla Anderson W1.

Cell Cycle Problems Checkpoints in the cell cycle will prevent division if: If the cell is short of nutrients If the DNA within the nucleus has not been.

Brain, Other CNS and Intracranial Tumours, Malignant (C70-C72, C75

Let’s Review Mitosis and the Cell Cycle with the Amoeba Sisters!!!

Social Injustice Group Project

What Should a Mission Do?

100 Entrepreneurs that Changed the World

Cell growth and repair.

Biology 4.2. Organisation Start Content End

What can we learn from careful reading of an image?

Project Journal Title Slide

1.6 U.6 Mutagens, oncogenes and metastasis are involved in the development of primary and secondary tumours. Tumours are abnormal growth of tissue that.

(your career here) By: _______________.

TITLE OF PRESENTATION Name of Presenter.

For appointments call A specialized care team for seniors that includes Anesthesiologists, Geriatricians/Family Medicine Physicians, Pharmacists,

Brain cancer! By: rory.

What are the key differences

Presentation transcript:

Title – is it relevant to the topic? Name: is it present? Full name? Page 1 - Title page

Page 2 - Carcinogens in our area Describes what a carcinogen is Describes 2 different carcinogens Both are present in our area

Page 3 - How tumours form Describes what a tumour is, and how it is different from normal cells Explains how a tumour is formed

Page 4 - How cancer spreads Explains that not all cancer spreads Benign vs Malignant Malignant cells can break away and travel in blood etc to other locations to create new tumours

Page 5 - Preventing Cancer Lists at least 3 ways to prevent cancer Should be specific!

Page 6 - Cancer careers Lists jobs related to cancer: some examples – Curing cancer patients-doctors, surgeons, nurses, oncologists – Researching cancer – medical researcher – Comforting cancer patients – nurse, palliative care provider, – Creating/distributing cancer medicines – chemists, pharmacists – Reducing cancer risk/exposure – entrepreneurs, inventors, salespersons – Public awareness jobs – media/advertising, health advocate, health industry – Others? Are they actually jobs? Does it list anything about what they do?

Other Details Lots of pictures? Written in their own words or was it cut and pasted?