Poor image choice for public engagement, but we do use that type of microscope for ear surgery like tympanoplasties and cochlear implement placements.
Judging by her attire and lack of a sterile drape, we're seeing a pic from the ear clinic, not one of surgery, but I'd assume they use similar equipment.
Anyway, the image does track with the headline, but only to a targeted audience who knows that environment.
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45"ON/OFF!! IT SAYS IT RIGHT ON THE BUTTON!!! 1!"
- just a usual day in IT support
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TIL
10Going by the bottom-right, it seems more of a salon for cleaning out peoples ears.
7Hmm, that's a thing too, but I'm not really sure what equipment they'd need for that. I always just assumed it was with a otoscope (little handheld thing with a cone on the end that sticks into your ear) and a loop curette (really expensive piece of wire that we buy for some reason).
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"Heatlhy."
19Blueberries are easier to insert and can be mushed-up first.
10That doesn't sound heatlhy.
7Depends on where you insert them into your body.
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Carrots help you hear better.
It's true, but only in the dark.
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