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  Students had to learn how to handle fluids that are part of physical examinations.

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  Chad Flowers, a student in the IU School of Medicine, led one of the sessions that focused on the human kidney..

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  Learning how to listen to a patient's heartbeat is a vital step.

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  Students had an opportunity to work with life-sized models of the kidney.

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  Medical student Francesco Cardelli gives the youngsters a glimpse of the human anatomy.

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  Abinay Devarakonda (left) and Jarrod Hubbard (right) flank pre-med student Jessica Hashu. flank one of the IUPUI students in a discussion ...

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  Students also learned how to properly take a pulse.

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  David Fitch, a fourth-year medical student, led another session.

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  Visiting students used a 'doctor bag' (in purple) to help them conduct their exams.

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  A vision test was another part of the process -- follow the moving finger!

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  Cardelli showed students various models of the kidney.

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  A 'beauty' shot of the 'star' of the show for Doctor Camp was the kidney.

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  High school students got insights into the same lessons in the wonders of the human body.

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  The students learned to discuss the things they experienced.

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  Sessions encouraged close attention.

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  Counselor Derryl Miller uses a microscope to prepare more information for students.

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  Like their younger counterparts, the older students learned how to handle bodily fluids (or their fake 'stand-ins') for diagnosis ...

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  ... but the work always benefits from close inspection.

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  Miller gives students a hands-on demonstration ...

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  ... and points out the key point of the lesson.