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Adam & BMETs ECG Kit (Duckworth) - Rwanda
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After-School Hang-Out Week 2 TCDC
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Alex helping a group with a lab - Tanzania
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Alex teaching - Nicaragua
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Alex-CA-Ron giving Friz and Derek soldering tips
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Alvin and Mason using their NI myDAQ to measure resistance
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Amy and Lauren with their flashlight (lab)
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Amy, Laura, & Lindsay Learn Spanish - Guatemala
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Anastasia & her host mom Joselyne touring the grounds of IPRC in Kigali
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And so it begins. First class of EWH cambodia - Zhe
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Andy and Casey cooporating with two local BMET students building the ECG Simulator kit
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Ash teaching outside, at TCDC
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Becca & Daisha Learn Spanish - Guatemala
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Ben explaining the oxygen concentrators (Melanie)
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Ben showing the students how to disassemble an incubator
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Biomedical Instrumentation class lecture by Dr. Gerard Cote
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BMET at Kanombe showing how they calibrate there new ventilators
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Braden and Ryan - Lab - Tanzania
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Brian, Jesse, and Pierce looking at an ESU - Rwanda
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Brittany in Lab - Nicaragua
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Building a power supply
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Chas Soldering
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Circuit Diagram for a power supply
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Class - Jon Month 1 - Nicaragua
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Class in Rwanda 2013
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Classroom - TCDC
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Classroom at IPRC
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Completed Extension Cord - Sita & Bianca
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Conducting mock interviews of each other(Oj, Lusia and Inka) - Cambodia
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Different groups working on their various projects - Tanzania
