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mediocreclementine · 1 month ago

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Trich or treat!

Here's the trichomonas vaginalis pumpkin I made for my workplace pumpkin decorating contest. I dunno the prize and I don't care. I felt like I was possessed while making this. I spent half my shift in a hyper caffeinated, borderline manic state slapping this together.

#laboratory medicine #medical lab science #biology #parasitology #halloween #trichomonas vaginalis #mc rambles #i spent 6 hours clocked in making this thing and there were like no patients it was a good night

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vidyajyotieduversity · 4 months ago

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Thinking about a career in the medical field? Curious about what it's like to be a BMLS (Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science) student?

#medical lab science #medical lab scientist #Youtube

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devilcantspeell · 4 months ago

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LOST MEDIA?: Series: Team Fortress Animated / Episode: Unknown / Status: Recovery (Miscellaneous screencaps found)

(I loev fake screencaps forever they’re so fun (unedited under cut))

#tf2 #team fortess 2 #art #my art #tf2 medic #medic tf2 #engineer tf2 #tf2 engineer #engiemedic #science party #scienceparty #bird brains #medic x engineer #engineer x medic #Hi lab partners faggot nation here’s your slop to eat

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stemcellee · 6 months ago

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june 5 2024

so since my last post I finished first year of med school :0 and now I’m spending the summer doing research!! back in the lab makes me feel so comfortable. literally like therapy

my goal this summer is to heal myself from stress and stuff. for the past couple years I think I’ve been hard on myself and it’s catching up. I wanna make sure I’m at my best for when I start actually seeing patients in the next years of med school :’)

instagram: @ stemcellee

#studyblr #study #studyspo #college #studying #notes #note taking #studyspiration #science #life #med school #medical school #med student #medical student #medblr #stuent life #lab life

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handsomefreak69 · 3 months ago

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I drew this back in March, but I regret deleting it. So even if it's old I still want it up here, So repost!

#tf2 #team fortress 2 #team fortress two #tf2 engineer #tf2 medic #tf2 science party #lab partners

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whumpinthepot · 3 months ago

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Mad(ly in love) Scientist

#science core #breezys post #lab whump #mad science #mad scientists #medical whump #lab core

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wikipediapictures · 1 month ago

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ELISA

“An ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) on a half-volume 96-well plate developed with a horseradish peroxidase secondary antibody and the colorimetric substrate TMB (3, 3', 5, 5'-tetramethylbenzidine) which reacts with the HRP to turn blue.” - via Wikimedia Commons

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elenstudiesbiomed · 8 months ago

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Final semester before graduation… Amazing how time flies ⏳

My internship at the hospital starts next week and I couldn’t be more excited 🥼🤩

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emilinqa · 6 months ago

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thinking really hard about how spock is a test tube baby

#maybe not a test tube baby but was conceived with significant medical intervention #this fact is both somehow inexplicably funny to me and thematically relevant #like they special made you in a lab boy #you are a miracle of interspecies science and both worlds still act like they don't want you. sad!#except it is actually sad.#star trek #txt

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aro-culture-is · 1 year ago

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quick note - this blog is gonna be sparse again for at least this week. trying new medications and tbh initial side effects are not super pleasant + actual effects build up. as a result: currently as if unmedicated for mental health, with anxiety+ side effect, extra fatigue, dizziness, and fatigue. it's uh, sure something.

totally recognize that most of y'all know we're absent at times due to health things, just wanted to give a heads up that this one is at least anticipated.

#fun fact sometimes condensing meds just means poorer treatment of some conditions #this is a re-expansion + new thing #so that instead of poorly treating my mental health and using an unusually high dose SNRI for another (physical) condition #i will hopefully both be in less pain AND not depressed af AND also have an appetite again #i doubt i will be lucky and not have a fucked stomach due to meds but one can hope that an appetite will allow me to eat foods that upset #my stomach a lot less #my health is forever a massive balancing act #every time a medical thing is like 'so what meds do u take' i'm like here i wrote it down for u #and they're like 'oh. ooookay. let me just...' *five minutes of typing and clicking later*#'so! what did you come in for again? uhuh. you said you experience pain daily? with your chronic pain thing? hm. have you tried yoga?'#/gen #like. straight up every time i say 'i am in pain all the time due to fibromyalgia' they are like 'ooh studies say regular exercise helps'#and like. theoretically yes! but also. i would be lying if i said the fibromyalgia studies i've skimmed don't set off general 'bad science'#alarm bells in my brain #like... cool you performed a fibromyalgia study with... all male lab rats? mhmm? so are you aware fibromyalgia appears to occur #overwhelmingly in women? like. data seems to suggest between 70-85%?#(not that the data can't still indicate things but it certainly makes male rats a poor choice of model for tests on it)#also just... idk i've looked at some metaanalysis and been like 'okay cool theory and for all i know about human bio or bio in general that #sounds more or less correct BUT. you never discussed that one study on this subject that did NOT support your conclusion.#and that's 1) interesting when it was the most diverse group of subjects and the exceptions often teach just as much as the 'rule'#2) just shitty science. tell me how your theory is still credible when some evidence doesn't fit the model.#like... 'given that all other studies were primarily conducted on white american women in their 30s to 40s it is possible that this model #only explains (the early effects of fibro since that's a typical onset period) / (a possible genetic link primarily found in white women) /#(a possible sign of bias in diagnosis that demonstrates the possibility that there are different causes) / combinations of all of those #like... idk a paper that just throws out things that don't support it is a pretty big red flag #it doesn't mean the conclusion is entirely incorrect but it is often important to understand the context in which it applies #like... it's very easy to jump to an incorrect conclusion if you used something in the wrong context #ie: thumbs up is a good job / positive thing in a lot of western civilizations. teenage kee once went to china and discovered it to be #neutral to offensive in many areas outside of major tourist locations that were used to it #anyways i gotta sleep

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mediocreclementine · 10 months ago

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Old pictures of some freaky deaky lymphocytes on a pediatric patient. Sent it to pathology but never heard back about a formal diagnosis beyond agreeing when I said "abnormal lymphs w cytoplasmic blebbing, occasionally cleft nuclei, and numerous smudge cells." Hope the kid's alright!

#my bet is still on some kinda early leukemia but whaddoiknow #mc rambles #science #medicine #laboratory #medical lab science

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vidyajyotieduversity · 10 months ago

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Bachelor of Medical Lab Science (BMLS)

Duration of Course: 3 years ( 6 semester)

Eligibility: 12th/Intermediate with Medical/Non-Medical or 10th + 3 year DMLT

Lateral Entry: 12 with DMLT get admission in 2nd year

Training/Project: Two Projects minor & major during the course. Also there is Mentoring and Professional Development in every semester.

#MEDICAL LAB SCIENCE #bmls course #bmls institute

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fallensapphires · 1 year ago

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Places: Laboratories

A scientist in his laboratory is not a mere technician: he is also a child confronting natural phenomena that impress him as though they were fairy tales.