Diseases and Disorders
A lab-based exploration of various diseases and disorders, focusing on their causes and effects.
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BIO112 Diseases and Disorders
Name:
Date:
Instructor’s Name:
Assignment: BIO112 Phase 5 Lab Report
TITLE: Diseases and Disorders
INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the Virtual Lab, and examine the areas of the heart. Then,
proceed to examine test results for each patient. Please type your answers. When your lab
report is complete, e-mail this document to your instructor.
Part I: Examine the human heart, and answer the following questions.
1. What do the coronary arteries supply blood to?
The coronary arteries deliver blood to the heart muscle, providing a continuous supply of
oxygen and nutrients needed for it to stay healthy and function normally.
2. Name 2 risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD).
Two risk factors of CAD are High blood pressure and overweight and obesity.
3. What is happening during a myocardial infarction (MI)?
When you are having an MI it means a heart attack.
Part II: Examine each patient’s results, and answer the following questions. Record the
patient’s lab values for use in your lab report in the following table:
Patient Age Height Weight Blood
Pressure
Blood
Sugar
Cholesterol /
Triglycerides
Steven 53 6’ 245 140/90
mm/hg
130mg/dL 195/30/520
mg/dL
Elijah 34 5’1 100 90/50
mm/hg
105
mg/dL
130/35/185
mg/dL
Betty 21 5’3 120 110/75
mm/Hg
80 mg/dL 90/65/90
mg/dL
Patient 1: Steven
Name:
Date:
Instructor’s Name:
Assignment: BIO112 Phase 5 Lab Report
TITLE: Diseases and Disorders
INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the Virtual Lab, and examine the areas of the heart. Then,
proceed to examine test results for each patient. Please type your answers. When your lab
report is complete, e-mail this document to your instructor.
Part I: Examine the human heart, and answer the following questions.
1. What do the coronary arteries supply blood to?
The coronary arteries deliver blood to the heart muscle, providing a continuous supply of
oxygen and nutrients needed for it to stay healthy and function normally.
2. Name 2 risk factors for coronary artery disease (CAD).
Two risk factors of CAD are High blood pressure and overweight and obesity.
3. What is happening during a myocardial infarction (MI)?
When you are having an MI it means a heart attack.
Part II: Examine each patient’s results, and answer the following questions. Record the
patient’s lab values for use in your lab report in the following table:
Patient Age Height Weight Blood
Pressure
Blood
Sugar
Cholesterol /
Triglycerides
Steven 53 6’ 245 140/90
mm/hg
130mg/dL 195/30/520
mg/dL
Elijah 34 5’1 100 90/50
mm/hg
105
mg/dL
130/35/185
mg/dL
Betty 21 5’3 120 110/75
mm/Hg
80 mg/dL 90/65/90
mg/dL
Patient 1: Steven
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University
Arizona State University
Subject
Biology