noooooooooooooooo. no cooler weather please. this week i've been wearing two fleeces at work because the building is cooler when it isnt as hot out
[this is perfectly normal for me, my colleagues find it strange and distressing]
Or your legs adhere to any seat that isn't fabric. One of the most painful sensations known to man
See, I'll only wear leggings as pants if I'm wearing a hoodie/sweater that is oversized enough to cover my butt.
See that's wearing leggings for their intended function, which I think is fine.
To be honest, butt crack/cheeks in any form of clothing irritates me. When full length jeans are straight up your butt, that tells me a bit too much about your undergarment situation (or lack of, I should say). When shorts/leggings are being devoured, it's the same thing.
LOL that's amazing. Sounds like the life.
Literally wear pajamas to work everyday. Batman pajamas.O'm so glad I have a job where I can basically wear pajamas (scrubs) every day
I couldn't even feel the her tibial tuberosity, which is the landmark they have us use for like half of the important structures in the hindlimb.
My records from an rDVM today:
"Dental. 2cc ketamine. 2cc pen"
My palpation quiz was on the fattest mare the school has (apparently she's actually pregnant, but whatever)
He said we could try to go around and find our limb and report what group took it, but they all start to look the same once they're skinned so there was no point. Ugh.
Dude...what is wrong with peopleOkay, I've hit my limit for probably the rest of the semester. Someone in our class stole my lab group's fully dissected fresh dog limb. That was our grade. This happened to a few groups. Interestingly, the few limbs that were left unclaimed weren't finished (I'm talking paws left unskinned, just not done at all). So someone claimed it as their own during the grading period. Our professor gave us an hour to redo an entire limb for a grade.
Okay, I've hit my limit for probably the rest of the semester. Someone in our class stole my lab group's fully dissected fresh dog limb. That was our grade. This happened to a few groups. Interestingly, the few limbs that were left unclaimed weren't finished (I'm talking paws left unskinned, just not done at all). So someone claimed it as their own during the grading period. Our professor gave us an hour to redo an entire limb for a grade.
Yeah I'm just over it. I don't get it. We had these tissues for like 2 weeks now, you had plenty of time to come in and finish it. We did. Apparently some tags fell off, so people were just grabbing limbs and saying "Yeah I'll just take this one." You know damn well if you didn't finish yours, no matter if your tag fell off or not. I'd be more understanding if some unclaimed limbs were completed, but that wasn't the case. It turned a decent day into a terrible one.
My group decided to try to carve our group number into the bone. No one could remember nail color, other wise we would have definitely tried that. Honestly, I'm a little upset that our instructor didn't make an announcement about it. It happened to at least three groups.
Overall just disappointing. Also, we aren't allowed to take pictures of our cadavers or anything pertaining to anatomy lab at all (that goes for living teaching animals as well). That probably would have helped if we were able to. Our last anatomy lab, which is supposed to be devoted to review, was spent trying to dissect a limb so we wouldn't lose points. UGHHHHHH. Just so frustrated!
Yeah, basically. Just trying to avoid a PR scandal I guess. We can't even take pictures of the board that has a list of terms to know/omit (which is just being lazy, but still).
They must have changed since I was a first year. We always took pictures of the white board, that just seems stupid to not be able to. We were told we could take pics of the cadaver if it was for only our own use, no sharing. Not sure how they could stop you from doing it after hours.
I agree, and it's disappointing. I've been told/warned 100 times that if I know something's in my mailbox, I'd better go get it because people steal things left and right. Yeah he didn't seem concerned tbh. It may have been that he wanted to assume it was an accident. I would have assumed it was too, but like I said, the unclaimed limbs were incomplete.
The two girls who put all the time into the limb almost cried (we had fresh horse and cow limbs too, so we all split up). It was done perfectly and I'm sure that's why it got nabbed. It really makes me not look forward to the next four years.
What the heck is up with that. It's not like veterinary school isn't bad enough and we are all having a tough time. Worse yet is that a group or people would have to have done it. That's really, really disgusting.
It's flippin absurd. We're tucked away in a corner and have to demand an instructor to come help us out. We literally will not see them unless we completely interrupt them and tell them we need to see them. Luckily, my lab group itself is fabulous, very supportive, and constantly teaching each other. It's probably the best part about the class for me, and I'm sad that we apparently won't end up in the same groups again.
Karma's a bitch. You keep working hard, they will get what's coming to them!Okay, I've hit my limit for probably the rest of the semester. Someone in our class stole my lab group's fully dissected fresh dog limb. That was our grade. This happened to a few groups. Interestingly, the few limbs that were left unclaimed weren't finished (I'm talking paws left unskinned, just not done at all). So someone claimed it as their own during the grading period. Our professor gave us an hour to redo an entire limb for a grade.
Hey, they can be for the viewing pleasure of women too!
