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In honor of the longest day of the year, the longest muscle name: levator labii superioris alaeque nasi #anatomy khb.imgix.net/images/anatomy…
A clinical in Utah means making a bucket list for the weekends and learning on weekdays. #twomoreweeks
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Let's home the USA in on this list. xitter.cf/jk_rowling/status/7263…
We're hoping to take #CursedChild to other countries in due course. #HarryPotterPlay xitter.cf/CupcakeDeLaVie/status/…
I'm so excited for my first clinical to be on the other side of the country! Utah, I'm coming for you!
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“Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, but has risen" Luke 24:5b-6a #Easter #EmptyTomb
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Retweeted Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit):
Happy Easter! xitter.cf/KirkHerbstreit/status/… fb.me/5lgXCyGEj
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Student leaders prepping for tomorrow's #tsspwinter16 meeting! Looking forward to seeing all our students in the AM!
In what ways and how often does a PT use pathophysiology in the clinic? Are there areas of PT that use it more often than others? #curious
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Regardless of the squat variation, a perfect squat requires the barbell to stay balanced over our mid-foot! #Squat
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HELP ME! If I get 250 retweets @holman_grant will get me a corgi. Be a pal and help me. – at Johnson City, TN
Today we had an anatomy quiz over the brachial plexus; coincidence to see this shortly after the quiz? #motivation xitter.cf/dinosaurpt/status/6982…
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Check this out: etsu.edu/news/2016/02_feb/sp…. ETSU is quickly emerging as a top university for sport related graduate degree programs!
This place is magical. xitter.cf/disneyparks/status/697…
This week, our "After Dark" photographer snapped the beautiful sunset over Fantasyland: bit.ly/1Pq0vwB
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Proud to be a part of the 1 & only true sport science/ coaching program in the USA where the PRACTICES ARE CLASS. ➡️etsu.edu/news/2016/02_feb/sp…
Just took my first anatomy exam as a PT student! It's hard, but it's one of my favorite subjects to learn. The body is an amazing thing.
















