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need ideas

I have to present a presentation in my A&P lab on anything to do with human anatomy and physiology. I want it to be interesting and informative but I have no idea what to present!! Luckily I have a partner.. I'm shy and not a fan of public speaking lol ... so does anyone have any suggestions?! Thanks!!

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I loved my presentation for physio. I HATE, HATE, HATE public speaking and giving presentations. I can do it, but I absolutely can't stand it. It's so nerve racking!

So I chose to do mine on something interesting. I chose to do bizarre mental disorders (ex: Capgras' Syndrome, Prosopagnosia, Synesthesia, etc!)

It was fun for me AND fun for the class!

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Thanks! yea, that's definitely interesting! lol

Someone else did the anatomy of an orgasm, and another person did her presentation on "Runner's High" which is something that people who do intense exercise for a long time feel. Both were interesting (just incase you don't want to do the mental conditions one...)

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thanks so much!! I'd pass on the orgasm one though...lol I may do the runner's high or mental conditions one!! I haven't came up with anything better :)

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