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THE PAINT TEST: ARE YOU REALLY WASHING YOUR HANDS? 🧼

This simple “paint test” shows a powerful truth — most people don’t miss washing their hands, they miss parts of their hands.

The most commonly missed areas are:
• Thumbs
• Fingertips & nails
• Between the fingers
• Back of the hands

And unfortunately, these are the exact areas where germs hide the most.

Handwashing is not just soap + water. It’s a technique.
Follow proper steps and wash for at least 20–30 seconds.

Because the simplest habit is still the most powerful way to prevent infections.

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The quickest and most effective way to dissolve a medication pill is to first ensure it is safe to crush or open by consulting a pharmacist or reading the medication’s information leaflet; drugs that are extended-release, enteric-coated, or designed to dissolve sublingually should never be altered, as this destroys their intended function and can lead to rapid over-absorption or ineffectiveness. For suitable tablets, crushing the pill into a very fine powder using a dedicated pill crusher or a clean mortar and pestle dramatically increases the surface area, which is the primary factor in rapid dissolution. This fine powder should then be mixed immediately before administration with a small volume of liquid, such as 10-20 mL of water (room temperature is generally preferred over cold), and stirred vigorously, or shaken within an oral syringe, ensuring the entire dose is fully dissolved or uniformly suspended. Finally, to guarantee the patient receives the complete dosage, the mixing vessel (cup, mortar, or syringe) must be thoroughly rinsed with a small amount of liquid, and the rinse water should also be administered.

The video is used for educational purposes only.

This is how they do baby x-rays 😆👶 Ever wondered what this strange looking contraption is? This baby gets an X-ray and it looks hilarious and adorable

It’s called the Pigg-O-Stat, and while the name is unfortunate, it was designed for a very important reason. It works as a pediatric immobilization device designed for positioning infants and young children and keeping them still while taking X-rays. Although it looks frightening, it actually limits the amount of time and radiation exposure necessary to get the X-rays.

🎥 Sasha Warren

Name the procedure shown in video…..

Twins born and i guess one is hungry. 😋

Doctors, nurses & the DMO assaulted at Crayons Hospital, Hyderabad — reportedly in the presence of police.

This is not just violence against healthcare workers, it’s an attack on the entire healthcare system.

We demand:
• Immediate arrests

Silence is complicity.