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Learn the cranial nerves with this drawing! (got the idea from tumblr) (Taken with instagram)
Development of the Human Embryonic Brain from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
We were shown this video in class as part of a lecture on the biology of learning and memory. No matter how you look at it, it is impressive how much the brain grows in size, swelling with newly formed neurones who spread their fingerlike synapses impulsively through the far corners of the neurological system.
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Ingredients of life
Illustrations of Chemical compounds by Rex
i feel like it says alot that love looks like the most complex molecular structure but happiness is really simple..
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Hay un pájaro azul en mi corazón
que quiere salir
pero soy demasiado listo, sólo le dejo salir
a veces por la noche,
cuando todo el mundo duerme.
Le digo ya sé que estás ahí,
no te pongas triste.
Luego lo vuelvo a introducir,
y él canta un poquito
ahí dentro.
No le he dejado
morir del todo
y dormimos juntos.
Charles Bukowski
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Find an American Red Cross Blood Donation Drive near you
Every minute of every day, someone needs blood. That blood can only come from a volunteer donor, a person like you who makes the choice to donate. There is no substitute for your donation.
When you make a blood donation, you join a very select group. Currently only 3 out of every 100 people in America donate blood.
From its beginning, the American Red Cross has formed a community of service, of generous, strong and decent people bound by beliefs beyond themselves. The American Red Cross blood donor embodies this principle. Please join in the mission to maintain a safe and stable blood supply by making your appointment to donate blood.
To find out where you can donate, visit www.redcrossblood.org/ or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733 2767).
Want to know if you’re able to give blood? Review the donor eligibility guidelines.
Early Stages of Bipolar Disorder
When bipolar disorder first appears, it is very difficult to diagnose. People naturally cycle through moods and in the earliest stages, people with bipolar disorder will cycle lightly- barely mania and barely depression (compared to what they will later experience). Particularly hypomania is difficult to diagnose or recognize as a problem, as it may just seem like the person is particularly happy, productive, and energetic. At the very beginning, individuals are more likely to experience major depressive episodes, and if they seek help for it, they will be diagnosed with depression. It is also important to note that depression is much more likely to be viewed as a problem than mania socially as it is a more negative emotion, even though both and their combination can be very difficult to live with and cause many problems. Furthermore, it is not unlikely for a person with bipolar disorder to have received treatment for depression, especially when their first few major depressive episodes first appear in the teenage years.
Eventually, the individual will experience a manic episode that if reported and recognized can lead to the diagnosis of bipolar disorder. If bipolar disorder continues untreated, the person will experience more cycles into depression and mania that will often increase in frequency and shorten in duration (they begin to go in and out of depression and mania more rapidly). Please note that I am saying all cases of bipolar disorder present this way, but this is a general overview of the disorder’s development. I will give EH’s views on their early stages in the next post.
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Facet joints are formed by the overlapping of the projections from the lamina. The upper projection of one lamina (superior articular process) is overlapped by the lower projection (inferior articular process) of the adjacent vertebra, and together form the facet join. There is a facet joint on each side of the spine at every level.
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Interview Questions and Interview Tips: Nursing Interview Questions and Tips
If you have recently graduated from a nursing school and are looking for an opportunity to work as a hospital nurse or any other relevant position, you need to write a perfect application to apply for job. After you have written your application and sent to the employer, you will…
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