Learn more… All About Students, the Future RTs Enthusiasm for entering the profession begins with learning about what respiratory therapists do. Learn more… Promoting Lung Health In Your Community RC Week is the perfect time to get involved with community events and raise awareness about lung health and the profession. Learn more… At Your Facility or Company Invite people to your hospital, home care company, or clinic so that they can learn more about lung health and what you do to care for respiratory patients.
Learn more… Public Relations Public relations is all about building relationships and telling the public who you are, what you do, and where you are located. Learn more… A Note for Manufacturers, Service Providers and Others As our colleagues in industry, pharmaceuticals, services and more, you play a key role in respiratory care, too. Learn more… Key Activities Announce Respiratory Care Week in your facility with newsletters, emails, posters or banners.
Recognize the people on your team in some special way to show appreciation for their efforts see ideas below. Encourage every RT to promote the profession and good lung health practices with patients, family, friends, and community. Recognize Your Staff Acknowledge the accomplishments of your team, including administrative staff, with an awards luncheon or event. Thank everyone on your staff with a personal note or eCard.
Make a video about your respiratory department and show it at a pizza party for your staff. Reward a staff member with an AARC membership, webcast, or online educational course. Hold a Brown Bag Lunch that provides continuing education credit.
Raise funds with a raffle to send staff members to educational seminars, your state conference, or the AARC Congress. Give away door prizes at a staff Bingo night. Invite management to an RC Week staff function. Designate a friends and family day. Invite spouses and children to come to the facility to learn more about what you do. If your hospital sponsors research in respiratory diseases, ask the researchers to update your team on what's happening in this important arena.
Take pictures of your activities and upload them to this website. All About Students, the Future RTs Contact the local high school science clubs or health science education classes and offer to be a speaker about a career as a Respiratory Therapist.
Have a career day and invite students and guidance counselors to come to your facility to learn more about your department and the profession. The lesson explains the respiratory system and answers commonly asked questions. The video explains how our lungs absorb oxygen, and its transport to all the cells of the body. The video explains that coughing is an important reflex that keeps our throat and airways clear from irritants and mucus.
Follow the circulatory and respiratory systems as they deliver oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from cells, and make it possible for our bodies to function. The lesson explains: respiratory system, simple diffusion, respiratory anatomy, lung function and diaphragm. It also covers circulatory system and its anatomy. Learn about the pulmonary system including the lungs, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli and thoracic diaphragm. Introduction to cellular respiration, glycolysis, the Kreb's Cycle, and the electron transport chain.
A presentation on the microanatomy of the lungs and its components - alveolar sacs, capillaries, bronchioles, cilia, lymph vessels etc. Search Videos. Suggestions are screened by our panel of teachers.
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NeoK12 makes learning fun and interesting with educational videos, games and activities for kids on Science, Math, Social Studies and English. Label the Diagram of Respiratory System. Jigsaw Puzzles. Slide Puzzles. It allows them to demonstrate their knowledge of all the major body systems and their structures and functions.
Students must use what they have learned to demonstrate an understanding of the structure and function of each of the different body systems to complete the escape room. These year-round activities will increase your students' understanding of many middle school science topics.
All of these activities are also included in the Kesler Science Membership. You're not alone if your students struggle with understanding graphs, charts, and tables. It's a skill that takes an enormous amount of practice. This resource will help students build a strong foundation in analyzing data and creating their own data visualizations. These middle school science bell ringers are an excellent way to engage your students as soon as they walk into your classroom.
Each game board has been carefully designed to keep students engaged. There are 10 different action spaces on each board and dozens of question cards. All of the actions are related to science concepts and keep the students motivated throughout the game. Each game is ready to play.
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