A "Cog in the Wheel" is a straightforward quilt pattern designed for confident beginners looking to expand their quilting skills. This modern design offers flexibility, allowing you to choose your preferred technique, whether it's traditional piecing or foundation piecing. Watch the full tutorial and get the pattern: https://teresadownunder.com/2025/10/08/how-to-make-this-quilt-with-one-block-design/ | TeresaDownUnder

367K views · 3.7K reactions | Using a long block on larger surface areas ensures consistent panel shape and reveals any distortions. Apply even, light pressure, no force, and sand in a criss-cross pattern. This technique allows the sandpaper to level the surface naturally without flexing the panel or loading the paper. Precision over pressure  #bodywork | Bad Chad | Facebook

Just added to the NYSORA Nerve Blocks App! 🌟 Watch the newest animation of the intercostal nerve block! Follow the detailed technique, from precise needle placement to local anesthetic distribution. Ideal for refining your skills or teaching regional anesthesia. 👉Begin your learning journey—download the app today: https://community.nysora.com/nerve-blocks-app-OSM | NYSORA - Continuing Medical Education

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Now available in the NYSORA Nerve Blocks App: Greater Occipital Nerve Block The greater occipital nerve sits deep, with subtle landmarks and little margin for error. Success depends on reading ultrasound correctly - and knowing exactly what you’re looking at. NYSORA’s Reverse Ultrasound Anatomy (RUA) bridges that gap by placing ultrasound images into clear anatomical context. You see where the nerve lies between the obliquus capitis inferior and semispinalis capitis, how to choose a safe needle

1.3K views · 18 reactions |  Gain access to the most authoritative guide on nerve block techniques on your mobile device and join >90k professionals who use NYSORA’s Nerve Blocks for work and teaching. | NYSORA - Continuing Medical Education | Facebook