Test you blood spatter analysis skills with the New Scientist.
Clearly I've watched far too many CSI eps and documentaries. I only got one wrong and it wasn't even totally wrong. Saying that sometimes you have to figure out where blood on sheets / floors has come from. The missing venflon isn't always obvious!
With thanks to William the Coroner!
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- WardBunny
- Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
- A twenty-something Nurse. There's a trend towards listed rantings hiding in here. If that's not your thing then this isn't for you. Sorry can't please everyone. Comments welcome, You Tube video referrals even more so.
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Emergency Department
Surgical Department
Ward Staff
RNs in Training
Management
Outpatients Department
Mental Health
Diversity Department
Bank Nurses
Nurses.co.uk
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4 comments:
I loved that...wish I had the stomach for the real life stuff...
No jobs in forensics though. :(
mmmm splatter!
Number 6 made me laugh out loud, is that wrong?
Lola x
Nah I think we can laugh at feet.
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