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Story of a Malegienist 🦷

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My name is Nicholas Moore and I’m an Illinois Central College graduate from Peoria, Illinois. 2019 was my graduation year and I was unaware of what to expect in a profession so dominantly filled with women or what to expect in general! πŸ‘©β€πŸ¦° πŸ‘©β€πŸ¦± πŸ‘©...

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Awesome 😊 Have a Happy Friday! 😬 CTTO πŸ’­ #DentalHygieneStudents #StudentRDH #SuccessAndNothingLess #NBDHE #FunFriday #StayCool #creditstotheowner
It’s a beautiful day to save smiles πŸ¦·πŸ’‰ Credits @sweet_tori_jean #localanesthesia #studentrdh #futurerdh #dentalbabes #stablab #cantstopwontstop #makinghistory
Alexandra West, RDH - thats got a nice ring to itπŸ₯ΉπŸ¦· (I officially passed all my boards!!!) Congratulations and all credits is for @alexmariewest πŸ€—πŸ˜πŸŽ‰ #studentrdh #futurerdh #dentalhygieneschool #denalhygienestudent #dentalhygieneboardexam #registereddentalhygienist #successandnothingless
Attention Students!! Are you thinking about becoming a Travel RDH? 😊 It is never too early to apply to Team Placement to see if the Travel Program is right for you and secure a spot in one of their incredible locations! Allie joined Team Placement as a traveler in New Hampshire in June 2021 after graduating from Dental Hygiene School in Texas. Since then, she has extended her contract and will continue her hygiene career with Team Placement in their new Maine location this summer! πŸ™‚ Whether you are a student or experienced RDH, Team Placement provides you with adventures, valuable experiences and a once in a lifetime job opportunity. Follow @Team_Placement for more information! πŸ€— #TravelRDH #TeamPlacement #StudentRDH #DentalHygienist #DentalHygienistStudent #DentalHygieneSchool #DentalHygienistInTheMaking #RDH
Congratulations LUCY, and to our brand new RDHs everyday! 😍 (My heart is full knowing you chose us to be a part of your RDH journey ) Hey future dental hygienists, when do you plan to start studying for the boards? 🌟 You’ve got everything you need, tools for the boards. πŸ˜ƒπŸ’• Don’t believe me yet? Check out our IG highlights, or read some #studentrdhtestimonials β¬†οΈπŸ€© #futurerdh #congratulations #futurerdhs #studentrdh #dentalhygiene #dentalhygienenation #itsraininggoodnews #successstories #wedelivereverday #nbdhe #ndhce #bestthingever #thats #studentrdhs #success #dontsettleforless #goforthegold #tested #proven #success #successandnothingless πŸ’™πŸ¦·
Wednesday Review Is here! πŸ‘€ 🧐 Radiology | For the NBDHE + NDHCE Dental Hygiene Board Exams 🀟 Q: Using radiation-measuring system conversion, one Gray is equal to how many rad? (A). 100 (B). 300 (C). 1000 (D). 1,000,000 🦷 When measuring radiation, there are two types of systems used: Standard System (the traditional system) and System International (SI, the newer system). πŸ”Ή Roentgen (Standard System), Coulomb (C/kg) (System International): measure the exposure (quantity of ionization in the air). The measurement is taken at the skin surface before radiation penetrates the tissues. πŸ”Ή Rad (Standard System), Gray (Gy) (System International): measure the absorbed dose (amount of radiation absorbed by an object)., The amount of radiation absorbed will vary depending on the material being radiated. πŸ”Ή Rem (Standard System), Sievert (Sv) (System International): measure the dose equivalent (absorbed dose β€œadjusted” to the biological damage potential of the particular type of radiation). Some types of radiation produce greater effects than others. 🦷 Now, in addition to those definitions, we need to memorize some numbers for the Dental Hygiene Board Exams: πŸ”Ή 1 Gray = 100 rad πŸ”Ή 1 Sv = 100 rem πŸ₯° Answer: (A). 100 πŸ“’ In the image above, I explained how I memorize those numbers, because honestly, we all get confused at some point. For example, if the Dental Hygiene Board Exams ask you β€œ5000 ram is the equivalent to how many Gray?”, will an answer come to mind quickly? This is how I remember it ... notice the three letters in β€œrad” and the three numbers in 100. Can you put them together? 100 rad. πŸ“’ All you need to do next is memorize that 100 Rad = 1 Gray. Do the same for Rem ... notice the three letters in rem and the three numbers in 100. Put them together to create 100 rem. To answer the question I just asked, 5000 rad = 50 Gray (100 rad = 1 Gray). I hope this makes sense! πŸ₯° #studentrdh #success #successandnothingless #bestboardsprepever #number1

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