IN: What happens next?

The man pours the shaken liquid into a smaller glass. The man picks up an orange and cuts its skin. the man

OPTIONS:
- squeezes the skin above the glass and adds it to the drink.
- mixes the liquid and a straw.
- pours the drink into two cups out of an orange dispenser.
- uses scissors to rip off the top part of a fruit fly from the top of the fruit fly.

OUT: squeezes the skin above the glass and adds it to the drink.

IN: What happens next?

A man talks to the camera while standing next to a pool, interspersed with short scenes of an individual swimming in the pool. A different man wraps something around his ankles. the man

OPTIONS:
- swims through the pool and walks to the splashed body of another.
- is shown swimming with fins and the object wrapped around his ankles.
- turns the device off and back on again.
- mops the pool floor.

OUT: is shown swimming with fins and the object wrapped around his ankles.

IN: What happens next?

How to cope when you feel sick during a dissection
Avoid the smell.
Formaldehyde is used to preserve specimens. Many students report being adversely affected by the smell of formaldehyde during a dissection.

OPTIONS:
- Talk to your physician about cleaning an electronic device that provides odors during a dissection, if your concerns outweigh those of your doctor. If you find that you won't be affected by the musty odors during a dissection, purchase music cds to comfort you during a dissection.
- Try breathing through your mouth as much as you can and stepping away from the specimen when you are able. It might also help to wear a mask.
- If your child enters into an dissection before an adult is with them, you should leave the room. You should also avoid withdrawing from your child as your child enters the dissection.
- This unpleasant smell lingers for 3 hours after distermination and lasts for five days after dissolution. In order to fight this unpleasant odor, you should avoid it.

OUT:
Try breathing through your mouth as much as you can and stepping away from the specimen when you are able. It might also help to wear a mask.