I'm sick of studying bones and muscles, Julia proclaimed.
Why did I ever want to be an orthopedic surgeon?
The answer was simple. To follow in her fathers footsteps.
The famous Dr. Wilbur Hetzog was now retired but not forgotten.
With a heavy sigh she turned the page.
She began..supraspinatus...scalenes...sternum...sternocleidomastiod!
If you have a 55 of your own check in with the G-Man at Mr. Know-It-All and check out some other fine fifty-fives!
13 comments:
Now I know why I would never have been able to be a doctor.....and it's not just because I can't stand the sight of blood.
PG
There is some benefit to never having been able to get through an Algebra class.
Great! I believe you once told me you had to study human anatomy.:))
Have a lovely weekend,
xo
Zuzana
You always have a unique spin on these.. and always well done.
I wonder what those classes would be like if they used an average person for the diagram. At least with this guy you can imagine he'd be nice looking if skin-covered.
Rabbit, Rabbit
Very good 55, but I'd be done in by those words.
I'm growing fond of some of these anatomy words! :)
If you ever get the chance to see
"Body Works" or "Body Worlds" please do so...a more realistic look at the human body and its innerds...:D
i for one am deeply grateful for the surgeon who leanred his lessons well and for the massage therapists i see very week who keep me functionign after thwe surgeon sewed me back together.
What happened to my comment?
Did you delete it?
No G...did you leave one??
I didn't know you could delete comments! :D
awesome blog to say the least...the green granny on the sidebar...awesome...beautiful...
Darling, I stumbled across your blog and fell in love. I'm pre-med, so I look forward to endless muscle and tendon diagrams. You are lovely. Please visit my personal blog sometime, follow if you'd like.
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