1. Fatty Liver; D. Marzo lecture

2. Robbins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease, 2005

3. Gillian Shaw, Eye lecture

4. http://faculty.une.edu/com/abell/histo/histolab3a.htm

5. Fibrocartilage tissue http://www2.palomar.edu/users/ggushansky/histology/ima ges/fibrocartilage_tif.jpg Elastic cartilage tissue http://www2.palomar.edu/users/ggushansky/histology/images/elasti c%20cartilage%202_tif.jpg Compact bone http://www.cytochemistry.net/microan atomy/bone/compact_bone_histology. htm

6. Glomeruli http://www.udel.edu/biology/Wags/histopage/vascularmodelingpage/sem/largesems/twoglomsemlarge.gif

7. Pathbio 2013 presentation component Present to the class about an organ system or disease – ~7 minutes/student – Sign-up date TBA Goals: – Synthesize lecture material & create your own learning tool/teaching model – Practice presenting individually – Allow us to collect teaching materials for future Pathbio lectures & Dx games Students encouraged to use non-conventional teaching tools for their presentation

8. Be creative! Models/sculptures – Ex: disease/normal organ with Styrofoam, paper- mache, clay, cardboard, foil, etc. … Paintings – Any medium Photography Powerpoint Poster

9. Some places for inspiration Penny Oliver: www.diagnosisART.comwww.diagnosisART.com Science Photo Library: www.sciencephoto.comwww.sciencephoto.com “Hidden Beauty: Exploring Aesthetics of Medical Science”: http://hiddenbeautyinmedicine.com/gallery.php http://hiddenbeautyinmedicine.com/gallery.php Note: use these & other resources as inspiration only – All work must be original!