Thursday, September 24, 2015

1. How does suspended animation work?   They remove the patient's blood and then will replace it with saline
2. Do you think this is a safe practice? 
3. What are other ways doctors could prevent people from dying of traumatic wounds? 
1. Prosthetic limbs
2. This latest iteration is a bionic hand, with each finger driven by its own motor. Inside of the molded forearm are two electrodes that respond to muscular signals in the residual limb: Sending a signal to one electrode opens the hand and to the other closes it
3. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/the-insane-and-exciting-future-of-the-bionic-body-918868/?no-is
4. The guy has had a prosthetic since has was 3 months old and he's trying to improve prosthetic limbs.




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Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Name: Parker
Favorite band/artist: Basketball
Favorite color: Red
Favorite TV show: Sportscenter
Favorite movie: The Wedding Ringer
Favorite technology topic: Instagram
Favorite school appropriate youtube video: (embed) 
Favorite school appropriate meme (embed): 
Favorite website (link):nike.com