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Read p.164, Understanding the Structure of the Presentation, in your Textbook.  A well organized presentation has 3 parts: an Introduction, a Body, and a Conclusion.  For your presentations, you will need to use these phrases when introducing information/topics for each of these 3 parts. Match the Useful Phrases for Presenting  on pages 173-174 with the correct part of a presentation.

This patient needs conventional dosing due to her age. Using the initial dosing table in your protocol what is a starting dose/frequency for this patient and explain your reasoning?  Include loading dose (if needed) and maintenance dose. 

The #22 sticker is pointing to which part of the organ? IMG_2813.JPG [BLANK-1]

The #34 arrow is located on which part of the organ? IMG_2825.JPG [BLANK-1]

The #39 arrow is pointing to which part of the organ? IMG_2829.JPG [BLANK-1]

The #9 arrow is pointing to which part of the organ? IMG_2805.JPG [BLANK-1]

The #2 yellow sticker is located within which part of the organ? IMG_2798.JPG  [BLANK-1]

The #8 arrow is pointing to which structure? (This is a picture of the larynx model that has been split in half) IMG_2803.JPG [BLANK-1]

Read the question first. Look to where tip of arrow is pointing or where sticker is located. Then type your answer in the box provided. No structure is tagged more than once.

The #5 arrow is pointing to which structure? IMG_2802.JPG [BLANK-1]