What does pathological effects mean?

[xmilkncookiesx, RN]

Hi,

I know I previously asked this and I apologize. But I THINK I now understand it.

I have a group project I'm working on. My group and I split up the powerpoint in sections, so someone has the definition and terms, signs and symptoms, treatment, etc. I have the pathological effects.

I created my part on the pathological effects of aneurysms. Please review the powerpoint AND the presenter notes (which I will be going off of). I forgot to add my reference in there, which I'll add here soon

Please let me know if this is good and if this is what pathological effects is. I got this information from my patho book (which I really liked and understood well).

Linke is attached below. Also don't mind the photos. This isn't the official powerpoint on my part

Sample Aneurysm - Google Slides

[AliNajaCat]

WAAAAAAY too much information on these slides. If this is a presentation you're giving, the last thing you want to do is read your slides to your audience-- nothing bores an audience more than hearing somebody read to them.

Make the slides only 3-4 bullet points each, and fill in all the rest of the information verbally. If you're giving the presentation, you're supposed to be the expert :) so practice, practice, practice until you can do this with minimal prompts.

Are you going to cover cerebral and other aneurysms, or are you sticking just to the thorax and abdomen?

Suggest you see about either attaching all this to your original thread with the same name, or renaming this one! I almost didn't open it because it's the same.