Henry Moore
Mother and Child
why isn’t every single boy on earth gay why must i be made to suffer
you ever wonder how many people you’re in the “we’re friends but i would kiss you if you asked” club with
Superficial (Fig 1) and deep (Fig 2) anatomy of the neck
As you can see in the illustrations, unlike most of the body, the head and neck have a LOT of blood and lymphatic vessels near the surface, in addition to beneath the muscles and fascia. This is one of the many reasons it’s so easy to cut an artery in the neck, or cause serious damage by blunt trauma to the region.
It’s also why the scalp and face bleed so much when cut – there are more surface blood vessels there than the rest of the body.
An Atlas of Surgical Apparatus. Henry Thomas Chapman, 1832.
Arterial and venous systems. Medical information for the million, or The true guide to health. 1850.
Rich marine life covers the bottom of the Saguenay Saint Lawrence Marine Park by David Doubilet
A peek at the disaster 