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Jerry D. King

rjbarbal@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (rjbarbal@ATHENA.MIT.EDU)
Mon Mar 29 22:57:05 1993

[Anatomy&Physiology lecturer for my Basic EMT class at NU -
 a really great lecture, I wasn't able to write down all the good quotes.]

How many positions can the human body be put in?  [Pause, with
	murmurs from the class]  This class is perverted.

[Talking about terminology...]
If an EMT does an "-otomy", it's called a "felony".
[Doing a Frankenstein's monster impression]  If you find an arm on
	your way home tonight, the end with the fingers is "inferior".

Germs do not have power tools.

If you see someone who's blue, it's nice to give them mouth-to-mouth.

What are your cells doing right now?  They're listening to a lecture.
	Can any of them understand it?  I hope some can...

[Tapping on his head]  If I just did that without a skull on, I
	wouldn't be able to finish this lecture; luckily I remembered
	to bring my skull tonight.

If their heart is stopped and they're not breathing,
	that's good enough for me!

You can do it on a coffee cup, or on a doll, or on a pillow....


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