ORAL PRESENTATION
1. You are required to give a 5-10 minutes presentation on a topic
of your choice that is related to biology/human physiology.
2. An abstract or summary of the presentation should be available
to be distributed among students just before the presentation.
3. Topic of interest to you should be submitted by November 28,
2011, along with the references such as journal articles, books,
or web pages.
4. It is recommended to submit your topic as soon as possible, as
your classmates might already choose the same topics.
5. This presentation will be worth 50 points. You will be assessed
on the information you present as well as your presentation
skills and visual aids.
6. The oral presentation is meant to help you gaining the skills as
well as provide the class with
interesting information.
7. The following table contains topics related to the course
material, you may select one or choose different
topic:
Topics
Topics
Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
Acupuncture
Alzheimer Disease
Anthracosis (Black Lung
Disease)
5. Antidepressants
6. Asthma.
7. Autism
8. Bed Sores; Decubitus Ulcer
9. Bone Fusions
10. Brain Damage: Schiavo's case
11. Caritinisis (Pterygium)
12. CPR
13. Cerebral Palsy
14. Cervical Cancer
15. Cirrhosis
16. Chimera
17. Chronic Disease.
34. Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS)
35. Lung Cancer
36. Lupus
37. MRSA (Staphylococcus
aureus)
38. Medication of Bone
Growth.
39. Mouth Diseases.
40. Multiple Sclerosis.
41. Muscular Distrophy.
42. Nephrotic Syndrome
43. Neutropenia
44. Osteoporosis.
45. Osteogensis Imperfecta.
46. Ostomy
47. Ovarian Cancer
48. Pediatric Intrasseous
Infusion.
1.
2.
3.
4.
18. Diabetics.
19. Diseases of the Nervous
System
20. Does Your Brain Sleep?
21. Eating Disorders
22. Epilepsy.
23. Fetus-in-fetu
24. Face Transplantation.
25. Gangrene
26. Hip Replacement.
27. HIV.
28. Human Micro biota.
29. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
30. Kidney Diseases/Kidney
Stones
31. Leech Therapy.
32. Leukemia.
33. Lipoprotein A
49. Pheromones.
50. Potassium as a Mineral.
51. Pre-Edampsia.
52. Renal Failure & Dialysis
53. Rheumatism.
54. Sclera derma.
55. Scapula and Clavicle
Healing.
56. Scoliosis.
57. Shingles.
58. Sickle Cell Anemia
59. Skin Care and Pressure
Ulcers.
60. Stroke.
61. Spinal Bifida.
62. Spinal Column Disc Injury
63. Stem Cell Technology
64. Steroids: Affects on the
Body.
65. Strabismus
66. Toxic Food Syndrome
ORAL PRESENTATION EVALUATION
1. Content:
a. Clear, comprehensive, and accurate content follows the written paper
b. Topic is relevant to the course content.
c. Key points are noted.
d. Topic is researched sufficiently.
2. Structure:
a. Presentation is well-organized and effectively structured.
b. Introduction to gain the audience's attention and explain the purpose.
c. Body to explain the points of the topic.
d. Conclusion to summarize the key points.
e. References.
3. Style/Appearance:
a. Dress and grooming are appropriate.
b. Non-verbal cues/gestures are suitable to presentation.
c. Time was used well/not rushed.
4. Visual Aids:
a. Used where suitable.
b. Easy to see and read.
c. Contribute to the overall use of the presentation.
5. Audience Participation
a. Engage the listeners and request feedback.
b. Address the questions of the listeners effectively.