Hands-On Exploration of Ultrasound and Anatomy

Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Visitors will have the opportunity to engage in a hands-on experience with ultrasound systems and anatomical models. Guided by sonographers, you will have the chance to scan various anatomical structures, explore how ultrasound technology works in real-time, and gain insight into its use in both medical diagnostics and education. Whether you're new to ultrasound or have some experience, this interactive session will offer a deeper understanding of how ultrasound and anatomy come together in healthcare.

Three portable ultrasound systems are arranged in a row against a gray-green wall. In front of the ultrasound systems are three anatomical scanning models: two second-trimester pregnant abdomens, each accompanied by a 23-week fetal model to help students correlate fetal anatomy with ultrasound appearance, and one upper abdomen model that contains representations of the liver, biliary system, pancreas, and other major organs.

Three portable ultrasound systems are set up behind anatomical models for hands-on learning, featuring second-trimester pregnant abdomens with fetal models, along with an upper abdomen model for students to explore human anatomy through ultrasound.

Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Topics

Deaf Community
Experiential Learning
Health
Science
STEM

Exhibitor
Elizabeth Ayers
Tyler Cardoso
Ashley Gleason
Caty Goodman

Organization
I am a faculty member in NTID Science & Mathematics, who owns the ultrasound equipment, and also involved with Deaf Health Care and Biomedical Science Hub (Deaf Hub) as Director of Healthcare Mentoring and Co-Director of Mentor Supported Shadowing Program

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