Less than $5 Adult Education Science PowerPoint Presentations (by date, latest first)

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It's a great way to ease students into the material.

I use this for my NHA Phlebotomy Students. More PowerPoint chapters to come!

This PowerPoint goes over the most common special collections in phlebotomy. Special collections in phlebotomy involve obtaining blood samples using methods beyond routine draws, such as arterial blood sampling, pediatric draws, and therapeutic phlebotomy. These require specific skills, knowledge, and equipment to ensure patient safety and sample integrity.

An introductory PowerPoint presentation on microbiology delves into the realm of microorganisms. It discusses types of microbes, classification, characteristics, and their significance in ecosystems, biotechnology, medicine, and disease. Through a combination of visuals and informative content, the presentation aims to ignite curiosity and lay the groundwork for deeper exploration.

This power point goes into detail about blood and its components. Everything students need to know!

I use this for my phlebotomy students studying for the NHA exam. : )

This PowerPoint presentation includes vital information that PCTs must grasp for success, encompassing:

• Body Systems
• Common Disease Processes
• Basic Patient Care
• Bathing
• Oral Hygiene

and additional topics!

Additionally, the presentation features questions to assess students' comprehension.

Perfect for NHA test readiness! This resource delves into various laboratory testing concepts such as:

• Lab requisition
• Differentiating Accession number from Medical Record number
• Specimen testing phases
• Specimen handling and transportation
• Understanding centrifuges
• Special specimen criteria

...and much more!

This EKG PowerPoint provides a comprehensive overview of EKG fundamentals, including the heart's electrical system and its role in diagnosing conditions like arrhythmias and myocardial infarctions. It details key components such as the P wave, QRS complex, and T wave, along with the ECG procedure, including electrode placement and result interpretation.