Day FIVE: Coast Guard Auxiliary The Coast Guard Auxiliary came to my class today to teach us tips on how to not be in the position of our...

SHERIFF'S FLOTILLA Day Four: recovering a body Search and rescue and water safety rules Life Vests are equally as important as a...

DAY THREE: Submersion injuries with Cassie Woodwall, PA-C Every year, drowning accounts for at least 500,000 deaths worldwide...

Drowning and airway intervention Sobering up on stats Children under 1 drowns in bathtubs 1-4 y/o in pool (adventurers) 14-17 y/o beach...

On the first day of trauma week, my biomed class carpooled to south to watch a simulated scene of a near drowning. A body was found at...

Dr. Stacy Upshaw came to our class on november 16, 2021 to talk to us about Viruses, vaccinations, and terminology commonly used very...

We had the chance of selecting a form of Technology in the Medical field and creating a presentation to teach our class about our tech....

Mohammed: His choice of technical writing was the instructions of creating a fruit salad. His instructions were quite clear and there...

After creating the prototype for Squirrell, the dog born without developed front legs, we decided on the best team and design to create...

I had the chance to review the prototypes of my classmates as we all had the chance to create a prosthetic for Squirrell, a disabled dog....

As our first project in the Innovation Biomed course, we get to construct a device to help Squirrel, a dachshund with birth defects,...

Thursday (day four of forensics week) was the day we got to put our knowledge of crime scenes and forensics to the test. We were split...

Wednesday (Day three of forensics) consisted of more in-depth actions to learn about crime scene investigations. My biomed class split...

Day two of Biomed Forensic Week was filled with crime scene investigations. Corporal Russell Benefield Sr. came on behalf of the Mobile...

On april 12, 2021, Mr. Garside came to our class to discuss Forensic Evidence. The first thing to note is the “Devil is in the details”....

David Bentley, parent and athletic trainer at St. Luke's, came to discuss his everyday job. He deals with many injuries (big or small)...

Allie Dixon came back to our class to teach ECG and 12 lead electrode placements. We briefly learned about SA and AB Nodes as SA nodes...

Bob Will, a mental health counselor and member of the board for 15 years, came to St. Luke's to teach about mental health. The definition...

Emma Pickett, a senior and year three biomed student, came to our biomed class to teach about her passion. She wants to be an Exotic Vet...

Vital checks for march 5: Student #1: Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min Heart Rate: 79 beats/min Student #2: Respiratory Rate: 16...