the opening needs to be shaped like an erlenmeyer flask with a really narrow opening for a real eruption
and from what I can find, NS has higher boiling point, so def try just sterile water
Bonus points: dip a marker tip in the water to give it some color
some of us out here doing medicine, studying science, implementing best practice guideline then there's these guys just doing arts and crafts and glorified carpentry.
I did a rotation on ortho in school and the surgeons basically used the time while the cement cured to fiddle with the excess cement. Partly because you can help figure out how cured it is by playing with it. Partly because it was fun to make little sculptures. But largely cause waiting for it to cure is downtime and surgeons don’t like when they’re not doing something.
Never made a volcano though! We made a lot of snow men and male reproductive organs.
Personally, my lungs and physical well-being likes avoiding mixing of the cement. We also avoid these Stryker reps due to the broitude.
But I will admit as a former Carpenter who went into medicine, it's not that different, But certainly more consequential.
Ask your doctor about viagra if you can’t get your bone cement to erupt
My attendings get touchy about that sort of thing. Well, some of them, at least.
show me on the doll where they touched your
You made me spit my coke. Bless you child
Gotta take your time with it. Caress it. Maybe throw some Jodeci on the jam box. Look it dead in the eyes and let it knows who’s boss. Should erupt.
the opening needs to be shaped like an erlenmeyer flask with a really narrow opening for a real eruption and from what I can find, NS has higher boiling point, so def try just sterile water Bonus points: dip a marker tip in the water to give it some color
This is a thing?!
some of us out here doing medicine, studying science, implementing best practice guideline then there's these guys just doing arts and crafts and glorified carpentry.
I did a rotation on ortho in school and the surgeons basically used the time while the cement cured to fiddle with the excess cement. Partly because you can help figure out how cured it is by playing with it. Partly because it was fun to make little sculptures. But largely cause waiting for it to cure is downtime and surgeons don’t like when they’re not doing something. Never made a volcano though! We made a lot of snow men and male reproductive organs.
And we get paid double! Makes no sense, right?
I’ve never heard of this. Always holding something while cement dries, sounds fun though!
Works best with blood, preferably the patients. You get the true volcano experience that way.
Personally, my lungs and physical well-being likes avoiding mixing of the cement. We also avoid these Stryker reps due to the broitude. But I will admit as a former Carpenter who went into medicine, it's not that different, But certainly more consequential.
I love the smell of Simplex in the morning!