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SoCalRoving
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I loved this tv show. Wonder if the book is similar.
May 6, 2025 at 8:43 PM
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I can’t tell if you follow me or not? Don’t want to lose you in the transition.
May 6, 2025 at 8:32 PM
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First masterpiece: Vaccines! 🐄 Fun fact — 'vaccine' comes from the Latin vacca, meaning cow. Big thanks to Dr. Jenner for the smallpox breakthrough. From cows to cures, that’s medical artistry! 🎨💉 #BAMUHCP #BAMUNursing #BTS #jhope #제이홉 #jhope_MONALISA
A vintage-style framed painting shows Edward Jenner performing a vaccination on a young boy named James Phipps. Jenner, dressed in 18th-century attire, administers the vaccine while the boy’s mother looks on. The background is a domestic setting with period decor. The brown-toned background has a torn paper effect. Text reads: "1796 VACCINES Fun Fact: the word ‘vaccine’ comes from the Latin word ‘vacca’ which means cow! May 1796 – an English physician named Edward Jenner used Benjamin Jesty’s tested theory that exposure to cowpox can protect from smallpox. Dr. Jenner used the example of a milkmaid who had exposure to cowpox and used part of the sore to inoculate a child named James Phipps. James experienced a local reaction and some mild symptoms for several days but recovered well. A few months later James was inoculated with smallpox and did not develop smallpox, thus making him the first vaccinated human against smallpox. Groundbreaking studies have since developed vaccines for over 20 different diseases. From measles to Ebola to tetanus and beyond – vaccines have aided in a 50% drop in childhood deaths over the last 30 years!
March 21, 2025 at 2:54 AM
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Another masterpiece: Anesthesia. Because who wants to feel everything during surgery? Thanks to modern medicine, we’ve traded the ‘bite this stick’ era for safer agents and IV anesthetics. Life-saving procedures without the trauma? Yes, please. 🙌 #BTS #jhope #제이홉 #jhope_MONALISA
A sepia-toned framed black-and-white photograph shows the first public demonstration of anesthesia. Several men dressed in 19th-century formal wear surround a patient in a medical setting. The patient is lying back with a cloth over his face while one of the doctors administers ether sedation. The background consists of vintage paper textures with a torn notebook effect. Text reads: "1846 ANESTHESIA The history of the first procedural anesthetic is widely debated back to ancient history The first public and publicized demonstration of anesthesia occurred on October 16th, 1846 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, USA. Anesthetist William Morton and surgeon John Warren used ether sedation to remove a lump from a patient’s jaw. This demonstration had a massive impact on general medicine and forever changed the landscape of anesthesia and patient care for patients requiring surgery. Prior to this breakthrough, surgery was often seen as a last resort to save a patient’s life – a sort of risk versus benefit moment where speed was the only grace. The development and use of anesthesia advanced patient care to where it is today. In the beginning, ether and chloroform were widely used, leading to over 40 different somewhat potentially toxic substances for anesthetic use. Less toxic agents were developed and used starting in the early 20th century. The development of IV anesthetics was developed in the 1930s.
March 21, 2025 at 2:54 AM
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Lastly, a true medical masterpiece: Antibiotics! 🦠 Thanks to an unexpected discovery by Prof. Alexander Fleming, Penicillin became the first antibiotic- a groundbreaking tool in the fight against bacterial infections. A life-saving work of art. 💊 #BAMUHCP #BAMUNursing #jhope #제이홉 #jhope_MONALISA
A vintage-style framed painting shows someone looking at petri dishes. The brown-toned background has a torn paper effect. text reads: On September 3rd 1928, a professor named Alexander Fleming was sorting through Petri dishes of staphylococcus bacteria when he noticed something unusual. In one of the Petri dishes there was a spot of mold that the colonies of bacteria were not present. Fleming identified the mold as Penicillium notatum and recognized its potential ability to inhibit staphylococcus growth. He found that the mold ‘juice’ not only inhibited growth and killed off staphylococcus bacteria, but many others. Thus the antibiotics known as Penicillin was created. This heralded a new age in medicine- giving healthcare providers a way to treat otherwise deadly bacterial infections.
March 21, 2025 at 2:54 AM
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They are more expensive. I bought a Japanese brand. It wasn’t as expensive and it’s still running great.
January 14, 2025 at 11:47 PM
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You don’t think he’s also working out? I think he is. Even PD Bang is in shape and ready for come back.
January 6, 2025 at 6:45 AM
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Stand up freezers are so much better. Easier to find your food. I’ve had both and I will never go back to a chest freezer.
January 6, 2025 at 6:44 AM