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ANALYZING A TREE-lhe Clinical
Chemistry Laboratory rigged up this
Christmas tree with plastic tubing from
an auto-analyzer. Red and green fluid is
flowing through the piping, while test
tubes filled with colored water decorate
the tips of the branches, (staff photo)
CAN YOU TELL?-1W\% door
decoration, one of many like it in the
Radiology Department, at first looks like
it's made of green construction paper.
Look again. It's actually unexposed X-ray
film, (photo by Joe Wray)
TREE WITH Wf/4/?r-Personnel on
the Cardiac Care Unit made their ward
door decoration from electrocardiograms.
(photo by Joe Wray)
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THE TREE GOES UP-\t takes several men and lots of work to put up the Medical
Center Christmas tree each year. The 20-foot tree came from the Duke Forestry
Department, (photo by Lewis Parrish)
CARDIOLOGY WARD—Employes on Duke's Cardiology Ward went all out for
Christmas to make the holiday more enjoyable for their patients. The ward was
decorated with colorful streamers, a poinsetia plant, a decorated silver Christmas tree,
and even the nursing desk was wrapped up like a package, (photo by Joe Wray)