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Non-Invasive Cardiologist

This 90s toy featured discs that were stacked up and then knocked down by a 'slammer'

Getting a blood test causes vasovagal syncope in me, which is the sudden loss of strength caused by a temporary fall in blood pressure.

Bond likes this gin and vermouth cocktail shaken, not stirred

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ED Clerk

This game was originally called 'Criss-Cross words'

Maybe don't sternutate in public these days. Its Latin for the expulsion of air from the nose cause by an irritant.

Rupert Holmes mentions this Pineapple, Coconut, and Rum drink in his song 'Escape'.

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Endoscopy Nurse

Who is Rich Uncle Pennybags?

Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia translates as: sudden nerve pain at the back of the nasal cavity. That's why you pinch your nose! But to actually get rid of it press your tongue to the roof of your mouth to heat it up.

This famous drink is named after Henry VIII's daughter and contains Vodka, Tabasco, Worcestershire Sauce, and Tomato Juice

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Inpatient Pharmacy Assistant

This popular action figure was named after a pigeon who delivered a message that saved the live of 1000 Italians about to be bombed in 1943.

Horripilation is the Latin for 'hair bristling', but we commonly call it this. It's also a series of books by R. L. Stein.

Despite its name, this drink made from vodka, coffee, and cream was created in Brussels. 'The Dude' certainly liked it in 'The Big Lebowski'

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Ophthalmic Technician

What was Play-Doh originally created for?
a) sealing fruit
b) cleaning wallpaper
c) caulking bathtubs
d) staining paper

Muscae volitantes translates as 'flying flies'. I'm surprised the latin doesn't include oculus.

This Bourbon, Sugar, Water, and Mint drink is closely associated with the running of the Kentucky Derby