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This pictures reminds me of one of the rooms on the show 'Legends of the Hidden Temple'
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Agree with ~Me, it totally looks like the back of a mouth.
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Haha, I see some cherry and white. My college colors!
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Blue and yellow! My high school colors!
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Awesome. We still use these today.

NPO = Nil per os. Most medical teminology originates from Latin.
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Oh no, HCl! This brings back memories of my past chemistry courses! ...
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If only charting were still this easy...
Its a little sister and Dr. Yi Suchong from Bioshock.
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It's obviously a coffee machine.
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It was called a dayroom. A very large living room area where all could congregate for activities.
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The tubs were elevated in the days when we didn't use hydrolic lifts. It help save our backs when lifting. lifting would have been much harder closer to the floor.
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This closed in ramp area was also used to train staff. We were blind folded and trained to walk up and down the ramp to simulate what it would be like to be totally blind.
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It is indeed and elevated tub for those who could not walk or sit on their own. On first glance you might think this place was dark and sad but for 12 years of my working life this place was filled with laughter and love. When it closed I lost many who I considered to be my extended family.
Thanx Motts!
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It seems like the ceiling is higher in the 'before' picture, and the pillars are a bit different too