Victoria N.

High School anatomy student

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@RebeccaBCHS Here are the worksheets that are color-coded with the table:

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@RebeccaBCHS Here is a table that might help with the arm dissection!

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Most rare blood type = A-H which only 12 people have had since the type was discovered. http://t.co/4V6qsVcKBD
#bcanatomy @BCSci #kytnsci

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Group 8: Tennis ball lab! #kytnsci @BCSci #bcanatomy https://t.co/KESjXj0HPz

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@7asharp Hey Aliyah! Do you love shopping enough to go on black Friday?#kytnsci @BCSci

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@BCSci #kytnsci A3: I held and dissected a sheep brain! How neat is that?

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@BCSci #kytnsci A2: Anatomy is important because it provides me with information about my body so I can stay healthy.

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@BCSci #kytnsci A1: Hello! My name is Victoria. I run cross country and play the ukulele.

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Thanks for moderating tonight! @alidur58 #scistuchat

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@DrJohnsonMD @BCSci #scistuchat Good to know! Thanks!

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A8: I learned that #scistuchat is crazy awesome & and that Ebola is similar to AIDS in some ways. @BCSci

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@DrJohnsonMD As a virologist, do you think media often provides inaccurate facts when an outbreak like Ebola occurs? #scistuchat @BCSci

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Q5 This is a representation of similarities and differences of AIDS and Ebola. Take a look! @BCSci #scistuchat

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Check out this video for a look at how Ebola outbreak is viewed/ handled in Africa #scistuchat @BCSci http://t.co/RPr1aWkK2i

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A2: Ebola is only a high risk disease in locations w/ primitive health care and limited knowledge on how to treat. #scistuchat @BCSci

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@RebeccaBCHS Thank you thank you thank you!!!

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Thanks @AlienSpoon for sharing your plethora of neuro knowledge with us! #bchsbrain

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@AlienSpoon #bchsbrain

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@AlienSpoon Cool! Question: If the V4 part of the occipital lobe was damaged could the primate still see? (would they just be color blind?)

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Welcome @leon_summer! So excited to learn more about the brain today! #bchsbrain