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An inquiry approach is a method often used in science education. The question bank provides an initial list of questions about the See-through Body and places where their answers can be found.
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See-through Body
How many ways can we ‘see’ inside a person? This question bank links to the techniques used in medical imaging, how they are used in healthcare and how New Zealand researchers are using these techniques in new ways.
- Q. Who decides what is normal?
- Q. Does blood have magnetic properties?
- Q. Do you want to know what is inside your body?
- Q. Why does cancer cause so much damage to your body?
- Q. How are New Zealand scientists helping to improve cancer screening?
- Q. Does medical imaging improve healthcare?
- Q. Why can't x-rays be used for everything?
- Q. Is a CT scan more useful than an x-ray?
- Q. How is ultrasound used to see through the body?
- Q. Are MRIs worth the high price tag?
- Q. How can digital camera technology help a doctor?
- Q. Why are New Zealand scientists using these techniques in their research?
- Q. How are New Zealand scientists improving current methods?
