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Human Skull [Digital Painting]

Red List - Threatened Species [Data Visualization]

Nature Cover: Cretaceous Collagen [Editorial Art]

Cranium, Inferior Aspect [Textbook Illustration: Anatomy]

Friedreich Ataxia

Respiratory Anatomy

CPT: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

Anatomy of the Thyroid

Breastfeeding: Flange Sizing (Too Small)

Nephrotic Syndrome: Protein Leakage

Breastfeeding: Reverse Pressure Softening

Enoxaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

Friedreich Ataxia

Respiratory Anatomy

CPT: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

Anatomy of the Thyroid

Breastfeeding: Flange Sizing (Too Small)

Red List - Threatened Species [Data Visualization]

Enoxaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

Breastfeeding: Reverse Pressure Softening

Nephrotic Syndrome: Protein Leakage

Human Skull [Digital Painting]

Cranium, Inferior Aspect [Textbook Illustration: Anatomy]

Nature Cover: Cretaceous Collagen [Editorial Art]

Human Skull [Digital Painting]

Red List - Threatened Species [Data Visualization]

Nature Cover: Cretaceous Collagen [Editorial Art]

Cranium, Inferior Aspect [Textbook Illustration: Anatomy]

Respiratory Anatomy

Anatomy of the Thyroid

CPT: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

Friedreich Ataxia

Breastfeeding: Flange Sizing (Too Small)

Nephrotic Syndrome: Protein Leakage

Breastfeeding: Reverse Pressure Softening

Enoxaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

Respiratory Anatomy

Anatomy of the Thyroid

CPT: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

Friedreich Ataxia

Nephrotic Syndrome: Protein Leakage

Breastfeeding: Flange Sizing (Too Small)

Enoxaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

Breastfeeding: Reverse Pressure Softening

    BREASTFEEDING: FLANGE SIZING - How do you know if the flange is the right size?

​If your nipple rubs along the side of the tunnel, try a larger size. If your nipple is centred and moves freely, the fit is correct. If your nipple and an excessive area of your areola are pulled into the tunnel, try a smaller size.

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Flange Sizing: Too Small

Flange Sizing: Correct Fit

Flange Sizing: Too Large

     CARDIOPULMONARY PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT (CPT)

Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy treatment (CPT) is used to treat conditions that can cause mucus buildup in the lower airways of the lungs. CPT techniques can help to loosen mucus in the lungs and move it out of the airways. Shaded areas indicate hand placement where the chest should be percussed or vibrated. A physiotherapist may prescribe only specific segments, or all of them, depending on your child's needs.

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     Baby (0-12 months)

CPT Baby: Lower Lobe - Anterior Segments

CPT Baby: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

CPT Baby: Upper Lobe - Left Posterior Segment

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Upper Lobe - Anterior Segments: Position your baby flat on their back and treat between their collarbone and nipple. Avoid treatment over breastbone in the centre.

Upper Lobe - Right Posterior Segment: With the baby positioned flat on their stomach, place a rolled flannel blanket under the right side of their chest in order to elevate it slightly. Treat over their right shoulder blade. Avoid treating over the spine.

Upper Lobe - Left Posterior Segment: With the baby positioned on their stomach, place 2 pillows or a blanket under the left side of their chest in order to elevate it 45 degrees. You can also wrap a rolled flannel blanket around your baby to help elevate and support them. Treat over their left shoulder blade. Avoid treatment over the spine.

Right Middle Lobe: Position your baby on their left side at a ¾ turn toward their back. Place a rolled blanket behind your baby for them to lean against and stop them from rolling completely onto their back. Treat close to the right armpit over nipple line.

Lingula (Middle of Left Lung): Position your baby on their right side at a ¾ turn toward their back. Place a rolled blanket behind your baby for them to lean against and stop them from rolling completely onto their back. Treat close to the left armpit over nipple line.

Lower Lobe - Anterior Segments: Position your baby flat on their back, with a rolled blanket placed under their legs. Treat over their ribs, about two fingers above the lower edge of the ribcage. Avoid treating over the stomach and very lowest ribs.

Lower Lobe - Lateral Segments: Position your baby on their right side, using blankets to support them. Treat over their left side, about two fingers above the lower edge of their ribcage. To treat the right side, place your baby on their left side.

Lower Lobe - Posterior Segments: Lay your baby flat on their stomach. Treat over their ribs, about two fingers above the lower edge of their ribcage. Avoid treating over the spine.

Lower Lobe - Posterior Segments (Alternative Option): Depending on their condition, some babies are not able to lie flat on their stomachs. For these babies, have them lie as far over onto their stomach as possible, with a blanket rolled up under their left side and wrapped between their legs and behind them, to stop them from lying completely flat.

See article for more information:
https://www.aboutkidshealth.ca/Article?contentid=3876&language=English&hub=connectedcare

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     Children (older than 1 year old)

CPT Child: Upper Lobe - Right Posterior Segment

CPT Child: Lingula (Middle of Left Lung)

CPT Child: Lower Lobe - Lateral Segments

Click To See Entire Series

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Upper Lobe - Anterior Segments: Position your child flat on their back and treat between their collarbone and nipple. Avoid treatment over breastbone in the centre.

Upper Lobe - Right Posterior Segment: With your child positioned flat on their stomach, place a pillow or rolled blanket under the right side of their chest to elevate it slightly. Treat over their right shoulder blade. Avoid treating over the spine.

Upper Lobe - Left Posterior Segment: With your child positioned flat on their stomach place 1-2 pillows under the left side of their chest in order to elevate it 45 degrees. Treat over their left shoulder blade. Avoid treatment over the spine.

Right Middle Lobe: Position your child on their left side at a ¾ turn toward their back. Place a pillow or rolled blanket behind your child for them to lean back against. You can also place a blanket or pillow between their legs for added comfort. Treat close to the right armpit over nipple line.

Lingula (Middle of Left Lung): Position your child on their right side at a ¾ turn toward their back. Place a pillow or rolled blanket behind your child for them to lean against. You can also place a blanket or pillow between their legs to stop them from rolling completely onto their back. Treat close to the left armpit over nipple line.

Lower Lobe - Anterior Segments: Position your child flat on their back, with a pillow under their legs. Treat over their ribs, about two fingers above the lower edge of the ribcage. Avoid treating over the stomach and very lowest ribs.

Lower Lobe - Lateral Segments: Position your child on their right side, using a rolled blanket or pillow to support them. Treat over their left side, about two fingers above the lower edge of their ribcage. To treat the right side, position your child on their left side.

Lower Lobe - Posterior Segments: Have your child lie flat on their stomach with a pillow under their lower legs. Treat over their ribs, about two fingers above the lower edge of their ribcage. Avoid treating over the spine.

Lower Lobe - Posterior Segments (Alternative Option): Depending on their condition, some children are not able to lie flat on their stomachs. For these children, have them lie as far over onto their stomach as possible, with a blanket rolled up under their left side and a pillow between their legs to stop them from lying completely flat.

See article for more information:
https://www.aboutkidshealth.ca/Article?contentid=3876&language=English&hub=connectedcare

Cranium, Inferior Aspect [Textbook Illustration: Anatomy]

Extensor Aspect of Forearm [Textbook Illustration: Anatomy]

Brain [Lineart]

Dilated Cardiomyopathy [Textbook Illustration: Pathology]

Human Skull [Digital Painting]

Brain [Digital Colour]

Fetal Skull [Digital Colour]

Skeleton & Muscles

Torrison v. Colwill: Board 1 [Medical Legal: collaboration with Diana Grossi]

Torrison v. Colwill: Board 2 [Medical Legal: collaboration with Diana Grossi]

Nature: Cretaceous Collagen [Mock Editorial Cover]

after Pernkopf

Innervation of the Bladder [Textbook Illustration: Neuroanatomy]

Fetal Skull [Lineart]

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis [Textbook Illustration: Botanical]

Red List: Threatened Species [Data Visualization]

Intraocular Retinoblastoma [Editorial: Two-Page Spread]

Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis [Textbook Illustration: Paleontology]

    MEDICAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Nephrotic Syndrome: Dipstick

Enoxaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

Tinzaparin Dosing: Using the Correct Syringe

MicKey Low Profile Combo Tube

Low Profile J-Tube

Foley Catheter

Drawing

Smilodon Skull

Artichoke Cross-Section

Life Drawing Sketch [Grant's Museum]

Life Drawing Sketch - Model 01

Life Drawing Sketch - Model 02

Life Drawing Sketch - Model 03

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The Critter Cross Challenge

A project where you create a new creature from two existing vertebrate animals.

Toad & Cockatoo

Lion & Beaver

Porcupine & Seal

Wolverine & Kiwi

Komodo Dragon & Opossum

Aardvark & Vulture

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Painting

Still Life [Oil on Canvas]

Journal [Oil on Canvas]

View out a Window [Oil on Canvas]

Human Skull [Digital Painting]

    NATURE

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    DESERTED BUILDINGS/CARS

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    CHIHULY             |  Photography © Brittany Hemphill - Glass Art © Dale Chihuly (www.chihuly.com)

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    BLACK & WHITE / SEPIA

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    SHAKESPEARE SERIES

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