Gown Lab/Day


Wound Bandaging Lab/Day
We had to pretend that our partners had several different types of injuries and then bandage them up accordingly. It would range from impaled objects to abrasions, to amputations and so on and so forth. This is me bandaging my partner and friend Alida. She's deaf so although she looks like she is injured she is actually just seeing what her interpreter was saying since there was an announcement, plus she was tired. I promise I didn't really injure her.
Eye Dissection Lab
Don't worry, it's a sheep's eye and it died of natural causes. Trust me, I wouldn't dare do this to a sheep's eye or any animals eye if it DIDN'T die of natural causes because I am a HUGE animals rights activist. This lab was to determine and identify the parts that make out eyes work. The eyes between animals and humans are no different except for maybe shape depending on species but still functionally the same.
After the first cut, I can't remember the parts so forgive me but it's pretty cool. There is a clear liquid in the eye that keeps that white ball to stay in it's place.

This is both halves of the eyeball but showing different parts. The right half(near the thumb), is the front part of the eyeball whereas the left part(at the top of the palm), is the back part. The clear-ish piece on the fingers was attached to the inside of the front part of the eye.
This is what the left half of the eye from the above picture looks in a close-up and after that thin layer of clear tissue was removed. This is eye pigmentation if I am correct. Pretty cool that this is actually in our eyes.
My group. Alida got to make the first cut, she had to cut away the fat tissue around the sclera that keeps the eye in place in the eye socket besides the muscles. Plus she could see the nerve that extends and attaches to the brain better than me since I didn't have my glasses or contacts and Madison had a hurt arm. Don't be fooled, those are not glasses we are wearing but protective goggles. Who knows what might fly. We had to keep that part on the eye as part of the lab.
I got to make the second cut into the eye. I had to cut the eye in half. Oh there was this popping sound then liquid pooling out. But it was pretty cool.
These are types of things that I look for when looking for classes, not particularly these activities but the class fun and learning things from experience and what not. Learning can be fun and creative. Heck when I tutored kids everything would be made into a way for the kids to learn it and not be bored out of their minds. Like baking cookies to learn fractions.






I painted this just recently for out tree. It was a preset design and I messed up a lot. that's why I painted a border. I cleaned up the edges and made the design more pronounced by using a sharpie marker.
I made this back in 8th grade. Believe it or not, it's a Popsicle snowman with black pants on...and a hat. It's a fun craft to do with your kids so if you want to learn how to make one so you can do it with your kids or what not, just leave a comment with your name and email and I wouldn't mind giving you the directions and items needed for it.

A mask made to symbolize the connection between man and animal that I titled "Intertwined Spirit." This one took me about 2 or so days to do. The figure was the hardest to do.
A bowl made by using a preset mold and slip then sanding the sides to be smooth. No title to this work. made for my mom.
A heart shaped container that was made using two dowels, hardening the clay, and lots of time and effort. This one took me about 3 days of almost non-stop to complete. It was stained not glazed. I messed up on the stain though.
A small pinch pot that was glazed with a fuchsia and detailed with glaze markers. I am not too skilled with making pinch pots but even still I did this one really fast, it only took me an hour or two to do this and I tried to make it look as nice as I could but I was worried about other projects I had to catch up on for the class. but it turned out pretty well. or so I think.

