Virus killers

Cara

My autobiography

My name is Cara. I am twelve years old. I am from Namibia. I love coloring and bright colors. I love to use all of them in pictures. lt helps relax me , and calms me down. I love cats and enjoy gacha life songs and tik tok. I am in a group with Phalana and Tyrese.

I chose “How big a role biosecurity plays in animal's health”. I love animals and care about them a lot. Hope you enjoy looking at what I inquired about. Thank you Cara.

Transdisciplinary Theme:

How the World Works

Our Group's Central idea :

"Medical advancements influence viruses in humans and animals".

My Inquiry Into

how big a role biosecurity plays in animals health. ( Cara- Connection)

Cara's Questions:

What is a Virus?

Simples organisms can’t reproduce their needs, a host protein coat genetic score spread in many found wherever there are life millions of types of viruses

Summary

A virus cannot duplicate itself on its own.
It needs a cell (a lining cell) the host doesn't matter if it's human or animal a virus gets into the - once it’s connected it will explode when filled with the virus - so it spreads.

Fun virus emojis

Picture of how animal viruses look like.

How many new animal viruses have been discovered?

Each virus “foot and mouth disease “and “blue tongue” - animals like cows, pigs, sheep, chicken, goats.
It, by feet and mouth.

Fun picture of animals and medicine

What happens if animals drink human medicine?

Animal die
Pets are not human; they respond differently to human medicine and they won’t eat it.
10% of pet owners give human medicine to their pets.
This is not good pets are not human because there tall, feet, nose,👂🏻, no covid-19, no shopping, and no school.

How animal medicine test on animals?

Every year 100 million animals from mice, rats, dogs, cats, hamsters, pigs, monkeys, birds are killed in labs for research, experiments.
Some animals are hurt for many hours.
The animals live locked up and are not in nature and cause trauma.

How do you make the animal drink the medicine?

Pills - in food or open mouth, placed on the back of.
injections

Way how animals take pills

Thank you, Mentor!

Thank you so much Ms. Debisa for helping me and my group. Taking time out of your busy schedule to help us do our best.

My Creative Synthesis

Bunny being ingested.

I chose visual arts, I love to make things with my hands.

I made a 3 D sculpture in shape form and used color texture.

I used clay, sticks, paint, a box, and design.

Mentor Feedback

Cara, you have worked independently. On task and goal orientated, Well done! Your message about animal cruelty is clear. ( Ms. Laura)

My creative Synthesis Bunny design and my final Bunny sculture.

My Action

I would go to SPCA every Saturday to help to feed the sick animals and help them take their medicine. My Mom will help me get in contact with them about times slots.

My SPCA action

Tyrese

My autobiography

My name is Tyrese and I’m 10 years old. I love soccer, video games, and movies. I’m from South Africa and I’m a Gemini, I’m part Zimbabwean, Zambian, and South African. I like pizza popcorn medicine and technology which brings me to my topic of interest.

My topic is… how technology has improved medicine for society as a whole. My research is in medical advancements. The reason I chose all of this is that when we do the proposal I have a quicker time to do it and also it is very Interesting. And this is my research

Transdisciplinary Theme:

How the World Works

Our Group's Central idea :

"Medical advancements influence viruses in humans and animals".

Key Concepts:

Change (Tyrese)

An Inquiry Into

how technology has played a role for medicine for society as a whole. ( Tyrese- Change)

Tyrese's questions:

How do rapid cancer cells grow and how has technology detected it?

Cancer can demolish body parts and result in bad decision making and when biomarker tests happen they reduce the number of deaths and cancer can go through the bloodstream.

How techologys view can detect cancer cells

What happens when kidneys lose control because of cancer cells?

What happens is that extra water replaces the blood and the symptoms are, blood in urine, feeling nauseous, fatigue or weak and more.

These are the kidneys

What effect does technology have on medicine and society?

Technology makes artificial bones and organs and there is remote monitoring and this is successful to pacemaker patients, medicine come in quicker in

months and weeks instead of years, there is also apps for doctors and patients to connect.

How has technology changed the point of view of the society on medicine?

Diagnostic codes are made from technology, and humans need to look into the future of robots positively, unstable systems are now starting to be stable, google deep mind has made an A.I. to detect Breast cancer and A.l. has made a lot of horizon for humans.

The techology medicine

How humans see technology

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Tyrese's creative synthesis.

My creative synthesis was P.E., I love performing, I did a performance about technology ( robots ) performing surgery on a skeleton/ person.

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Tyrese's creative synthesis.

I used my surgery kit, my body, and a skeleton. At first, I was scared, then I felt like I was a real doctor.

Bibliography

https://aabme.asme.org/posts/breakthroughs-in-imaging-and-biomarker-technology-to-aid-in-early-detection-of-cancer

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cancer/

https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/what-is-cancer/how-cancers-grow

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/kidney-cancer/

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/kidney-failure/symptoms-causes/syc-20369048

https://www.cancercenter.com/cancer-types/kidney-cancer/risk-factors

Picture about how raising awareness looks like

Tyrese's action.

My action is to spread awareness to the teachers to teach students about this. Because students need to think about the positive robots will bring to the future and how we can be helpful and not lose our jobs, and so that people become more aware of this.

Thank you!!!

Thank you Ms. Debisa for taking your time out of your schedule for us so that we can to the best we can. I appreciate it, a lot.

Tyrese's Interview

I did an interview with my mum. She is a specialist doctor for kidney disease. I enjoyed finding out about what she does, how she helps people. She took time to speak to us. She was a very good expert to talk to.

Phalana

My autobiography

My name is Phalana. In July 2005 my parents moved from Botswana to Namibia because my mother had the opportunity to have a job that was based in Namibia. On February 19th 07:45 of 2010 I was born in Medi-Clinic Windhoek, Namibia. Both of my parents are from Botswana but I was born in Namibia, which makes me both Namibian and Motswana.

For a few years my cousin stayed with us and took care of me when my parents were traveling. We would go shopping and we would go to the zoo together, she was like my sister.

When I was six years old, my brother was born. When I first met him I was obsessed! He was so little yet so precious, adorable and gentle and he is MY brother.

Right now I am 10 years old and I attend Windhoek International School. I love to dance at NWDT with my friends, playing netball and spending time with my friends and family.

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Phalana's Investigation and Inquiry:

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