Osteo Teaching Aid

Denise Ferguson dferguso at KIWI.IUPUI.EDU
Wed Jun 3 08:25:41 PDT 1998


Hello,

Here are the directions for the display...

1/4 c newborn
31/2 c 10 yr old
7c 15 yr old
11c adult
61/2c woman with detectable osteoporosis (30-40% bone loss)

I use dairy council food models in the background for good sources of
calcium...I also have a model of a small skeleton and some pictures
of a bone x-ray of both normal bone and osteoporosis. I usually play
a guessing game with the kids and put up the cup measurement cards
and have them match the age cards. You can use big zip lock bags,
but I like the clear plastic jars...

I would also recommend a new video that I really love...called "A
crash course on calcium"...for order info call 1-800-WHY-MILK

good luck and BONE-Appetite!

denise

Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 21:37:45 EDT
Reply-to: phnutr-l at u.washington.edu
From: TNCaira at aol.com
To: "Public Health Nutrition Discussion and Information Group" <phnutr-l at u.washington.edu>
Subject: Osteo Teaching Aid

Earlier in the year (1/31 or 2/1/98), someone posted the "how to" for an
osteoporosis teaching aid which used flour to demonstrate calcium amounts
I've mis-placed the information and would like to use this for an osteoporosis
prevention project I am working on. Could someone help me out and re-send it?

Also, Laura, are the PHNutr posts archived? If so, how can they be accessed?

Many thanks in advance!
Nancy Caira

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Nancy Moore Caira, MPH, CHES
Health Educator / Youth Services Coordinator
Bernards Township Health Department
262 South Finley Avenue
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
voice: 908-204-3069 / fax: 908-204-3075
e-mail: TNCaira at aol.com
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