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Students can work individually or work in groups. of 2-3. Working as a group, students will pick a topic based on course outcomes (COs) and research that topic for its connection to nursing/health care. Students may pick a topic from the suggested topics list or instructors may choose to assign specific topics to students. Additionally, students may choose a different topic that is relevant to the COs as long as the faculty approves it. Students must get approval for their chosen topic.

The project must be presented via narrated/voiceover or video presentation and contain  all group members presenting on the topic.  Each group member must introduce themselves when speaking and/or put their name on the slides they made.  The presentation should be 10-15 mins in length.  Do not include embedded videos from YouTube, Kahn Academy, TikTok, or other sources, as these will not count toward the length. Instructors may have additional requirements.

Review the tutorial on  how to create a narrated PowerPointLinks to an external site. .

Suggested Formats

· Narrated/voiceover PowerPoint presentation

· Video presentation that must receive prior approval from the professor. A PowerPoint must also be submitted for the TurnItIn score.

I choose to work alone for this course project. 

 Project Topic for Discussion Post 1:  The Chemistry of Recreational Drugs and Chemicals and Their Effects on Human Health (CO 9, CO 10) Authorized by: Victoria Olds 

Overview: Delivered by myself

Part 1: Overview of recreational drugs and their molecular characteristics Part 2: How recreational drugs interact chemically with the body and brain Part 3: Nursing considerations, addiction, and immediate and long-term health implications Conclusion: A synopsis of the main ideas and their applicability to medicine References: Listed at the conclusion of the project

I will complete this presentation in complete form.  The project will start with an overview of recreational drugs and their chemical characteristics, then go on to explain how these chemicals affect the body and brain. I'll also go over the chemistry of addiction, the immediate and long-term health impacts, and why it's critical for medical professionals to comprehend these effects. A summary of the key ideas and how they relate to patient care will wrap up the presentation.