CoryHealth’s Post

We all have hands that help us do the most ordinary and extraordinary things every single day. We use them to grab our morning cup of coffee, hold a pencil, tie our shoes, or give someone a high-five. Our hands are incredible. Each hand has 27 bones, along with a network of muscles, tendons, and ligaments that let us do everything from clenching a fist to picking up a tiny thread. And then there’s the nerves—so sensitive they can tell the difference between a smooth piece of glass and a rough pebble in an instant. But it’s not just about what hands can feel. Think of everything they do: paint, play music, fix things, or simply hold someone else’s hand. And in medicine, hands are essential for something extraordinary—ultrasound. Without the precision and control of our hands, it would be impossible to guide an ultrasound probe to visualize the heart, lungs, or other organs and make life-saving diagnoses. What’s amazing is how naturally it all works together. We don’t even have to think about it—our brain and hands are constantly in sync, letting us care for others, solve problems, or create something new. Curious to see how hands and ultrasound can work together to take patient care to the next level? Check out NorVue to learn more about point-of-care ultrasound! 🎥 VC: sciepro.official IG #ultrasound #heart #lungs #gallbladder #kidney #FAST