A topic that falls in the realms of Anatomy and Physiology 1

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writing a research paper over a specific disease (type 2 diabetes, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, etc.) that can be researched and talked about in detail -- molecular level to signs and symptoms present

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SEMESTER PROJECT/PAPER – HUMAN A&P I - BIO 2401 You will need to select a topic that falls within the confines of A&P I. At the date specified you will submit a paper to the D2L Dropbox that meets the following conditions: 1. Type written or word processed, double-spaced, font 10-12, 1 inch page margins. 2. Written in MLA format. 3. No less than 5 references, to be cited on the Literature Cited page, one of which can be the textbook. All of the required references must be current (within the last 5 years). Additional references can be from any timeframe. 4. To include the following sections: Introduction, Discussion, Conclusions, Literature Cited. 5. Minimum of 3 pages of text in the body of the paper. Each student is expected to complete their own work. There should be no copying or paraphrasing of referenced works without proper citation. If a direct quote is used, it should either be placed in quotes or indented. Either method is acceptable but both need to be followed immediately by the citation. This paper should be written in your own words, based on your research of the topic. Improper citation or plagiarism of other’s work will result in a deduction of points or a grade of 0 (see Syllabus under “Academic Integrity”). INTRODUCTION • • Include a discussion of the topic selected and a description of the characteristics of the topic. Include information regarding the history, current status and future standing of your topic TABLES AND FIGURES • Include as many tables, figures, photographs or other visual aids as are necessary to discuss your topic. Label the tables and figures in order to reference them in the text of the paper. DISCUSSION. • • • • Include a discussion of the metabolic and physiological effects, metabolic pathways and treatment options starting at the cellular level and ending with the organism level. Evaluate the physiological effect(s) of the stressor on each level of organization. If treatments are available, discuss the point of action and the level of organization targeted by the treatment. Discuss the physiological ramifications (side-effects) of the treatment at the point of action. LITERATURE CITED • • • Include all references cited in the text of the paper, tables and figures. List all citations in alphabetical order by author’s last name, followed by the date, name of the article, book, etc., and the publishers information. For example: Glazer, Gary, MD. 2000. Long-term Pharmacotherapy of Obesity. Archives of Internal Medicine. 161: 15 GRADING POLICY • • Completeness of topic evaluation and synthesis of information and conclusions - 85% Adherence to paper guidelines - 15% Name: ___________________________________________ Anatomy and Physiology-I Grading Rubric for Paper and Brochure---Jackson Paper (60% of overall Research Paper grade) Introduction (-5) Characteristic of Disease History Current Status Discussion (-25) Metabolic and Physiologic Effects Treatment Side Effects of Treatment Conclusion (-10) Future Standing Topic Evaluation Synthesis of information—majority of the information in the paper summarized/paraphrased (-5) No more than 2 direct quotes. (-3) Works Cited and Used At least 5 reputable references included & each resource used in the discussion (-2) Reference included in alphabetical order (-1) Citations in paper consistent with Reference page (-3) Format Consistent format (-3) Font Size appropriate (-2) Double spaced (-1) Brochure (40% of Research Paper grade) Overall appeal Neat, organized (-15) Clear, informative content (-12) Appropriate tone for target audience (-3) Figures/Tables Appropriate images for disease topic (-5) Citations References and/or contacts for further info provided (-5) Total Grade _____________
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Introduction
Diabetes is a common health problem that causes a person blood sugar to rise beyond the
average level. Type 2 diabetes is the most prevalent form of diabetes. When an individual has
this disease, their body is not able to use insulin properly. This situation usually is referred to as
insulin resistance. At first, their pancreases make insulin in order to make up for it but as time
passes by it becomes impossible to keep up and thus cannot produce adequate insulin to maintain
the normal level of blood sugar. Hyperglycemia, hyperinsulinemia, and insulin resistance (Kahn
et al. 1072) characterize this diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes is the topic in this research paper, its
metabolic and physiologic effects, treatments, and treatment side effects will be discussed in
detail. The disease is among the biggest public health problems facing the world today owing to
the lifestyle changes, diet preferences, and genetic predisposition.
Metabolic and Physiologic Effects
Type 2 diabetes, specifically the abnormal Insulin levels affect the uptake of amino acids
and contribute to the anabolic effect. Low insulin levels push the balance and cause intracellular

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protein degradation (Franz et al. 1453). Insulin also affects how permeable the body cells are to
phosphate, potassium, and magnesium ions. An insulin resistance syndrome characterizes type
11 diabetes in its initial stages. The target tissues will fail to give an appropriate response to
insulin. The physiologic effects of Type 2 diabetes include insulin insensitivity, glucose transport
dysfunction, cell damage, excess toxici...


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