Monday, November 30, 2009

November 30-December 4

Monday:
Infectious Disease Research

Tuesday:
Infectious Disease Research

Wednesday:
Work on Power Point or Poster

Thursday:
Work on Power Point or Poster

Friday:
Work on Power Point or Poster

Presentations will start Monday December 11. All students must be ready to present.

Extra Credit: Describe 2 intersting things from your research this week.

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

Black Death is a infectues dieses.It is passed on by flees on rats or mice that get into the food.When the boube is poped black thick blood comes out.The boube turn a dark green.The skin turns black around the swelling.

Anonymous said...

Black Death tuns the skin black around the swelling.When the boube is poped it lets out a thick black blood cole tomlin

Anonymous said...

I have the rocky mountain spotted fever one of the most intrtion things Ithought was it comes from a tick. And we have in Montana two different kinds of ticks in Montana.




Mason Carle
12-1-09
4th period

Anonymous said...

I have the rocky mountain spotted fever one of the most intrtion things Ithought was it comes from a tick. And we have in Montana two different kinds of ticks in Montana.




Mason Carle
12-1-09
4th period

Anonymous said...

I've learned that strep throat is very common among teens and also can be prevented by washing your hands.


James Dow P.1 12-1-09

Anonymous said...

yellow fever is a virus transmitted by mosquitoes . its most common in south africa and south america

Anonymous said...

yellow fever is a virus transmitted by mosquitoes . its most common in south africa and south america
cheyann adams
period 8

Anonymous said...

A interesting thing about Influenza is, when it spreads you can get it by simpily talking to you a person who has the vires! and also there are three kinds of it.
Emma Eddleman 8th period life science

Anonymous said...

The Mad Cow Disease is a brain disorder that causes Dementia.
The Mad Cow Disease is also called CJD

Amanda O'neil
Period 2

Anonymous said...

Once you catch whooping cough can take up to 21 days for the symptoms to start. It is caused by the bacteria Bordetella Pertussis.

Heidi Sielbach, P6

Anonymous said...

lyme disease is caused by a tick.
it doesn't have a vaccine but it does have treatment for the symptoms.

Anonymous said...

the comment above is by
chloe degel
period 1