The Deadly Picnic Activity
Homework:
Analysis Questions
Who do you believe killed Mr. Brookes?
Cite key pieces of information that caused you to believe the other five women were innocent.
What information helped you identify the murderer?
Write a two paragraph story that describes what you believe happened on the night of the murde. Explain how the couple got to the murder site, why they went there, what happened while they were there , and how the murderer escaped. What do you believe was her motive?
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Heart.
1. If your heart stops beating, how does life support work for it?
2. If your heart is cut, can you still live? How?
3. During heart surgery, do they break the ribs to get to the heart?
4. How does drinking effect your heart?
5. How does smoking effect your heart?
Circulatory System
1. How does drinking effect your circulatory system?
2. How does smoking effect your circulatory system?
3. How do aids/std's effect your circulatory system?
4. How long does it take for blood to circulate throughout the whole body?
5. How fast is blood flow?
Heart Answers:
1.Cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) (heart lung machine) If the heart is pumping a ventilator will do.
2. It depends on the extent of the damage. If the cut impairs blood flow the person will eventually die.
3. They cut the sternum and spread the ribcage.
4. It effects the CSN including the cerebellum which has a role in controlling respiration, so signals to the heart via the vagus nerve are impaired.
5. CO from burning tobacco, respiratory damage due to the tars and nicotine paralyzes the cilia in the respiratory tree and nicotine causes peripheral vasoconstriction which increases blood pressure
Circulatory System:
1. It causes vasodialation and lowered blood pressure
2. See heart response
3. It all depends; too wide open a question. AIDS is a syndrome (a collection of signs, symptoms and conditions) and there are many STDs
Some can affect the circulatory system and if they do there effects can be different.
4. It depends. The information I found claims one minute for someone at rest and 30 seconds if someone is active.
5. See response to question 4.
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