Homemade Insulin: Part I
I remember, of course, the day it happened. He was such a young tike, too. Not even a year old. He’d had a fever for the last couple of days, […]
Category Archives: Medical supplies, kits, and gear
Things to consider when preparing for grid-down medical treatment.
Anatomy and Physiology x.10: The thyroid and how to replace it
I’m not sure how far ahead we have jumped in our Anatomy & Physiology lectures by going from blood pressure to thyroid medications. But here we are. Since we refer […]
Herbal medicine, vaginal secretions, and the Scientific Method.
In comments to this post on WRSA (and a BIG hat tip to CA for linking to us) a couple of commenters indicated that cayenne pepper, or black pepper, could […]
Quick Post: Long term Storage of Meds–SLEP data
Sorry for the lack of recent posting, I am on service in the ICU and quite busy. Grabbed something too good to pass up, however. I here present the actual […]
Quick Post: A good example of a comprehensive medical kit
Here’s a video that gives a pretty good example of a comprehensive medical kit designed for a group. It comes from Analytical Survival on YouTube, which is a channel chock […]
Quick Post: Quick Clot
Question: I have both the old and the new sport quick-clot paks. I have read the old system causes burns and the newer type is safer. I also have the combat […]
Anatomy & Physiology Lesson 2.12: Taking blood pressure: when you have all the gear
“So finally, Doc, you are getting around to something useful. Tell me how to take a blasted BP.” Watch this, please: Also, here is a video that reviews what you should hear […]
Quick Post: Israeli dressing
Quick Posts are in response to questions asked by readers, that we think may be useful to the readership in general. Question: Would you please cover, in depth, the correct […]
Hogwarts School of Grid-Down Medicine and Wizardry 