This graphically rich program helps kids and teens ages 10 to 14 learn more about why they need a bone marrow aspiration, what the doctors are hoping to learn, and how bone marrow aspiration plays a key role in diagnosis and treatment.
Kids can view real bone marrow slides under a microscope and learn tips for making the procedure a little easier.
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Uncovering the Mysteries of Bone Marrow: Aspiration & Biopsy was developed as a tool for children to actively explore information about medical procedures and conditions in kid-friendly language. Children search for meaning about their illness from a very young age, and studies have shown that children who are provided with information cope more effectively than children who are protected from such knowledge. Interactive media can be helpful in conveying this information, as it provides a way for children to seek information at their own pace, see animations of what is happening in their body or what doctors learn from tests, hear the sounds of machines they will experience, learn from the experiences of peers, and learn coping strategies.
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