Interdisciplinary perspective is when you view
something from to different views. For example, if I am studying lets say
alcoholism and I look at it from two different views by looking at the affects
it has on us mentally and the affects it has on us psychically. Viewing a topic
from two different views can be a great way to have a class discussion. This
can be applied to the way you may work once you graduate from college or while
you are in college. If you look at things from two different perspectives then
it can give you more ideas about the topic and different ways to approach the
topic. This is a great skill to have in life and important in our
academics.
A couple new words I learned this week in microbiology are antitoxin,
which are antibodies against a specific toxin, and toxemia, which is the
presence of toxin in blood. Learning about the way pathogenic bacteria enters
and exists our bodies and the ways it can affect us is what has been surfaced
this week!
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