CTE Health Science Education provides a comprehensive program to meet current and projected needs for the healthcare industry in fields including first aid, nursing, biomedical technology, and allied health care fields. Foundational curriculum concepts incorporate technological advances to motivate students, preparing them for a career as a future health professional. The domains of healthcare and related skills such as employability skills, prevention and wellness, diagnostics, therapeutics, and rehabilitation are emphasized in each career pathway.
Career pathways include:
This buying guide was developed to assist teachers with hands-on labs, materials, and content for the foundational course of Health Science I, as it is a gateway course for career pathways. This course focuses on human anatomy, physiology, and the human body diseases and disorders, and recognizing and responding to first aid emergencies. Students learn about healthcare careers within the context of human body systems.
The following equipment and PPE linked below may be needed for particular items listed in the buying guide.
The 15 prepared slides in this set give students a basic introduction to the study of human microscopic anatomy. Included are representatives of connective tissues; muscle and bone; blood and the circulatory system; and nervous, digestive, and respiratory systems.
For basic study of tissue types. Includes 48 slides in 7 sets. Each set comes with a slide box.
Students study the basic structure and chemistry of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins by constructing molecular models. Each packet of molecular parts includes 56 flexible bonds, 36 hydrogen atom centers, 18 carbon atom centers, 12 oxygen atom centers, and 2 nitrogen atom centers.
This dissection kit provides a set of mammalian organs for dissection to investigate the physiological links between organ systems and to help students gain an understanding of the tissue types and structures of each organ. Students investigate the specific functions of each organ and how they operate to maintain homeostasis.
The Discovering Animal Cells Set includes slides of the 2 most commonly studied examples of animal cells (human cheek cells and Amphiuma liver).
This colorful model and accompanying information cover cell parts, including the cell membrane, nucleus, chromosomes, and mitochondria. For more advanced learners, optional extensions include rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus.
Understand how to recognize and respond to emergencies as a first responder. Learners show proficiency in basic first aid technical skills.
A 196-piece comprehensive first aid kit designed for a group of 50 people. Contains 20 important first aid products, including top-quality bandages, gauze pads, compresses, eye care products, ointment, wipes, tape, scissors, tweezers, and a 6-piece CPR pack.
Learn valuable clinical skills for blood pressure monitoring and heart rate. Sphygmomanometer gauge has 3-year warranty for accuracy. Nurse-style stethoscope is high quality.
The skeletal system comprises the skeleton, bone tissue, and cartilage. The skeleton is responsible for assisting with movement and protecting organs and soft tissue. Learners analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
The chart’s 16 x 38″ graphic depicts the bones of the human skeletal system inside an outline of the human form. Major bones are labeled on the graphic. Overall dimensions, 26 x 39-1/2″.
As one of Carolina’s best sellers, this quality replica of the human skeleton will be an asset to teaching skeletal anatomy in your classroom. Constructed of a durable, unbreakable synthetic material, the skeleton is articulated to show normal posture; the extremities are removable; and the 3-part detachable skull has a cut calvarium, a spring-held lower jaw, and 32 individually inserted teeth.
Altay®. Life size. Model features 3 vertebrae: 1 healthy vertebra, 1 vertebra with pathological changes at first stage, and 1 vertebra with pathological changes at advanced stage. Size, 12 x 12 x 15 cm.
The muscular system is comprised of 3 types of muscle: smooth, skeletal, and cardiac. Not only does this system enable movement of the body, but it also regulates breathing, circulation, and digestion. Learners analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of the muscular system.
Smooth, skeletal (striated), and cardiac muscles are represented in this set of 3 slides. Includes set of 3 study cards.
About 1/2× life size. Shows superficial and deep muscles, blood vessels and nerves, and internal organs, which can be partially dissected.
Students observe and measure the contraction of real muscle tissue using the materials included. The kit features glycerinated (preserved) muscle tissue that amazingly retains the ability to contract when ATP and the appropriate ions are added.
The Carolina® Muscles of the Cat Dissection Mat is specially designed to aid in your study of cat musculature. This large, double-sided vinyl mat resists spills and wipes clean easily—a perfect resource for your next cat dissection activity.
Learn to identify 5 types of precancerous and cancerous skin lesions using this compact, economical model set. Dysplastic nevus, actinic keratosis, malignant melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and basal cell carcinoma are each depicted on a hinged disk that slides out of sturdy, circular casing.
Assembling this colorful model, students can gain insights into the relationships between the different structures of our skin. This model covers the epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous tissue, germinative layer, dermal papilla, hair follicles, cutaneous nerve, sebaceous gland, arrestor pili muscle, sensory nerves, and sweat glands. The kit even includes various skin tones and hair colors so students can personalize their models.
The digestive system has multiple organs such as the stomach, liver, and small intestine. It is responsible for breaking down food into smaller molecules so that nutrients can be easily absorbed. Learners analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
Introduce students to the role of gastric and intestinal enzymes in digestion. Students test the effect of pH, temperature, and concentration on the enzymatic processes and the need for digestion before absorption.
Life size. Dissectible into 3 pieces. Stomach can be opened.
This model offers students a close-up view of tissues within the digestive system. The microanatomy of tissues from the esophagus, stomach, and small and large intestines can be visualized in the 8-part model. Also shows mucous tissue, vessels, and secretory glands.
Designed especially for beginning students of human anatomy. This accurate and stimulating chart detailing the human digestive system is a refreshing addition to the classroom. Chart is large size (40 x 55″) and is printed on durable, washable plastic.
About 1/2x life size. Model shows common pathologies of the human colon. The ascending, transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon are depicted. Cross sections of the transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon show the following common pathologies: ulcerative colitis, diverticulitis, bacterial infection, cancer, and polyps. Appendicitis, Crohn’s disease, spastic colon (irritable bowel), adhesions, and diverticulosis are also depicted.
The function of the urinary system is to maintain proper fluid balance inside the body. The kidneys intertwine with arteries and veins to filter various waste products, such as salts and proteins, from the bloodstream. Learners will analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
Perform common urine tests used by physicians. Analyze urinalysis results and compare to normal ranges of each factor tested. Use data collected to determine potential causes of any abnormal result.
The nervous system is made up of the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. Working together, they collect and interpret data from the body’s internal and external environments. Learners will analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
Sheep brains are the perfect specimens to study mammalian brain structure. Sheep brains share many anatomical similarities to human brains though they are smaller, making them perfect dissection specimens to advance your study of nervous system anatomy.
Detailed anatomical structures of a typical myelinated neuron are shown, including the cell body with nucleus and nucleolus; dendrites and axon; Golgi complex; mitochondria; endoplasmic reticulum; and myelin sheath with nodes of Ranvier and Schwann cells. Remove a portion of the myelin sheath to view the interior of the axon. Includes numbered key.
For a class of 30 students working in small groups. Students participate in activities that demonstrate inaccuracies in sensory perception, including optical illusions, afterimages, odor and taste discrimination, and more.
Students rotate through 10 activity stations to analyze their own hearing while studying the physiology of human hearing and the physics of sound. Using their classmates as subjects, students perform tests for bone conduction, auditory acuity, and sound localization. Students also learn about the structure of the ear, how each part of the ear contributes to the sense of hearing, and how loud noises over an extended period can cause hearing loss. In addition, they learn about the properties of sound waves and how sound waves affect the pitch and amplitude of sound.
The Carolina™ Cutaneous Sensations Kit is perfect for a class of 24 students working in small groups. Using an inked grid stamp and specialized stimulator probes, students investigate and compare the density and distribution of sensory receptors for touch, pressure, heat, and cold at various skin locations. With detailed instruction booklet.
The lymphatic system plays a vital role in the body’s immunity to disease and pathogens. It’s responsible for allergic reactions as well as fighting diseases that range from the common cold to cancer. Learners will analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
Use this innovative model to help your students gain an understanding of the cellular interactions of the immune system. They will make models of helper T cells, cytotoxic T cells, B cells, plasma cells, antibodies, cytokines, memory cells, and phagocytes. The learning activity then shows them how these immune cells interact to protect us from pathogens. In the process, they will cover key concepts, including innate immunity, adaptive immunity, immunological memory, clonal expansion, antigen specificity, antigen presentation, and MHC.
The human body’s internal physiological control is provided by the endocrine system, which produces a variety of hormones responsible for regulating processes such as growth, heart rate, blood pressure, the sleep-wake cycle, metabolism, and reproduction. Learners will analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
Altay®. About life size. This plaque mount features individual representations of pituitary, adrenal, thyroid, and parathyroid glands, plus a testis and a dissected ovary with fallopian tubes and associated structures. With key.
Explore the effects of Type 2 diabetes using miniature models of the brain, eye, kidney, heart, pancreas, neuron, foot, and an enlarged model of an artery. Each model illustrates the consequences of Type 2 diabetes. Stroke due to infarction in the brain; ocular pathologies, such as retinal edema and narrowed arterioles; atherosclerosis of the arteries; nephrosclerosis of the kidney; heart attack due to myocardial infarction; insulin resistance; neuropathy; and foot ulcers and gangrene are depicted in this model set.
The male and female reproductive systems are controlled by hormones produced by the pituitary gland and the reproductive organs themselves. Organs in the reproductive system make, mature, and store gametes, which provide genetic variation through sexual reproduction. Learners will analyze and understand the structures, functions, and disorders of this system.
About life size. Allows students to visualize a cross section of a female pelvis. Cross sections of the bladder, uterus, and colon are also represented, as well as the structure of the spine and spinal cord present in the pelvis. Laminated key included. One piece.
Carolina has the kits and supplies needed for your CTE students to master the essential knowledge and workplace skills required for careers in the healthcare industry.
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