pediatrics
484 photos and 1 illustration tagged pediatrics, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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Recent uploads
The last upload was 10 July.
Pediatric Crash Cart Training Video from Navy Medicine uploaded 8 May
NH Jacksonville offers new pediatric specialist visits quarterly from Navy Medicine uploaded 27 April
26-0044-042 Dr. Bailey Howard from Navy Medicine uploaded 27 April
Sharing a Smile with NHB Health Promotion and NMRTU Bangor Dental 260220-N-QW460-1015 from Navy Medicine uploaded 27 February
Sharing a Smile with NHB Health Promotion and NMRTU Bangor Dental 260220-N-QW460-1036 from Navy Medicine uploaded 27 February
Sharing a Smile with NHB Health Promotion and NMRTU Bangor Dental 260220-N-QW460-1034 from Navy Medicine uploaded 27 February
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from Navy Medicine
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Navy Medicine said:
While we have the date of the photo, the original caption is lost, so feel free to have fun making up your own.
(left to right): Margaret Holden Jones Kaanar (1904-2001), and Robert A. Ulstrom
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pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
Yikes for the listed topic "Cerebral palsied children"-- not quite current terminology there! Can't imagine it would be much use as a search term, even. I do disability history; I might look up "cerebral palsy" or "disability" or "disabled"--and in historical texts, I might even search "crippled" or "handicapped"--but "palsied"?
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Smithsonian Institution said:
Hi Penny- Thank you for the catch--we all agree with you here that not only is "palsied" not a useful search term, but more importantly, it's not accurate or sensitive. When we import images to Flickr, it automatically pulls over image metadata, which is often very old--clearly what happened above. We've changed it, and we thank you! Best, Catherine Shteynberg Smithsonian Institution Archives