How Viruses TravelLab InvestigationSimulate the spread of an illness through a populationUsing a safe, simulated disease agent, students model the transmission of a communicable viral disease, identify its origin and calculate its rate of spread through the population. The class forms inferences on the rate a disease spreads today as compared to a similar outbreak a century ago. A Closer Look at Soaps & DetergentsLab InvestigationExplore the chemistry behind these common household products What's the chemical difference between soaps and detergents? How are they manufactured? How do they work? Your students will answer these and other questions as they explore commonly used cleansers. They'll investigate how surfactants reduce surface tension and evaluate the efficiency of soaps and detergents in emulsifying fats. The class will also evaluate commercially available soaps and detergents for their effectiveness and efficiency in cleaning. Viruses and MoneransNeo/LAB® CD-ROMLearn all about viruses and bacteria in a safe, “virtual” environmentFeatures animated tutorials on classifying and identifying prokaryotes; obtaining and releasing energy; growth and reproduction; bacteria in nature; bacteria and disease; uses of bacteria; and controlling bacteria. Also includes comprehensive coverage of additional concepts including virus types and classification; virus structure; viral infection; viruses and disease; vaccines and much more. Virtual labs allow your students to classify bacteria types and experiment in controlling bacteria. Includes a unique assessment function – featuring practice and test modes – and a teacher’s resource section, which allows you to create customized tutorials, tests and presentations. Exploring Disease-Causing Organisms Neo/GUIDEMicroscope Slide SetA microscopic investigation of disease-causing organismsSet of five microscope slides comes complete with Neo/GUIDE reference booklet featuring detailed background information and structure identification key. Includes: Trichinella (Trichinosis); Plasmodium (Malaria); Pneumocystis (AIDS-Opportunistic Infection); Mycobacterium (Tuberculosis); and entamoeba (Amoebic Dysentary).
Parasites & DiseasesCD-ROMInvestigate parasites and their effect on human health Detailed case studies, graphic images and authoritative text make this atlas a must for any study of human disease. Comprehensive program features a collection of nearly four hundred images of parasites and their impact on man. Provides thoroughly detailed information on the life cycles of parasites, the diseases they cause as well as the diagnosis and cure of these illnesses. Parasites & Pests Neo/SLIDECD-ROMA microscopic tour of harmful organisms
Discover how organisms from various kingdoms can be troublesome, noxious and destructive! Your students will investigate the special predatory relationship termed "parasitic" and learn how these specialized organisms survive by living off their prey. Features a comprehensive library of nearly fifty microscopic images which can be magnified, manipulated and measured - just like with a traditional microscope. Each image is accompanied by comprehensive reference text. Images and text can be printed for use in presentations, reports, tests and handouts. Effects of Drugs and Alcohol on DaphniaLab InvestigationMeasure Daphnias heart rate in response to stimulants and depressants Study the effects of various chemicals on the human body through the use a model organism— Daphnia. Your students will observe firsthand the effects of various stimulants and depressants on the organism’s heart rate. They’ll also learn to predict and classify various chemicals as either stimulants or depressants. Note: Includes a redeemable coupon for requesting the perishable Daphnia culture.Your students will— • Identify the microcustacean Daphnia and its major anatomical features • Predict the effects of stimulant and depressant chemicals on the heart rate of a model organism • Measure the heart rate in a model organism under different chemical conditions • Classify chemicals as depressants or stimulants after observing their effects on heart rateInfection The Game!
This game is perfect for students to play and interact as they learn about hygiene and infection control. The game helps them visualize how to avoid infection!
See this infection control product review... | Battling Germs with DisinfectantsLab InvestigationSafely learn how to stop the spread of bacteria!What effects do alcohol, soap and bleach have on the growth of microorganisms? Provide your class with a firsthand look at how various disinfectants affect the growth of bacteria. Then use this knowledge to examine the most efficient ways to prevent the spread of these organisms and the relationship between handwashing techniques and bactericidal effectiveness. |
















