I am a final year Product Design student at the University of the West of England in Bristol, UK, I am currently working on a research project looking into safety equipment used by scuba divers.
My main focus at the moment is looking at Surface Marker Buoys (SMBs), dSMBs and Personal Locator Beacons.
I have put together a quick survey to gather info on how/if divers use these pieces of kit and was hoping that you all would be willing to take a look: https://uwe.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6gJ5KG362vVMXKl
If you have any stories you would be willing to share about using SMBs & PLBs or times you wished you had either I would greatly appreciate that!”
Does anyone know how the hard wax markers work on rough surfaces like concrete and brick, there's a lot of rougher surfaces around and they just tear up my mood.
Gonna try posting this again. Made a pdf with all the cytokines and cell surface markers in order plus mnemonics.
https://ddxmedmaps.wordpress.com/2021/04/01/all-the-cell-surface-markers-and-cytokines/
My marker writes above the surface. I've tried all of the trouble shooting I could find. It will work correctly when I pull the nib out of the marker a little bit. Unfortunately it gets pushed back into the marker very quickly while writing. Has anyone else had this issue? Any solutions?
I tried multiple nibs, blew into the marker, and I've reset it.
I know I've seen those buoys that kinda look like a barbell and have a weight tied to rope and you drop it and let the weight hit the bottom and you have depth and a target to aim for when casting.
But I could have sworn I saw one that like spun itself around in the water and stayed within a few feet of the area you dropped it in but had no rope holding it in place.
Am I buggin or is that real? If so does anyone have a link? Because I can't seem to find them online (probably because they're not real lol).
Thanks.
I love the feel of the standard reMarkable pen... does anyone know what material it is?
I have a hard time keeping these number guys straight so I put them in numerical order (CD1, CD2, CD3, IL-1, IL-2, IFN gamma etc). I listed all the ones that showed up in either first aid or a uworld question (so far... I'm only 30% done with the qbank). I figured I would share in case it helps anyone else. example below that probably got compressed af so here's the link to the pdf. please comment if you have any better mnemonics and I'll add them!!!!!
idk if anyone else's brain works this way but I hope this helps someone. If this isn't allowed lmk but I'm not trying to sell anything.
https://preview.redd.it/0pc56jsufnq61.png?width=1252&format=png&auto=webp&s=798222d78bdba6c34b1d9d58adb5386dec86ab0f
