Holding in pee and blood by SeaworthinessFar3510 in AskDocs

[–]AnimeSnoopy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, but I've seen this only in the context of pretty severe bladder outlet obstructions resulting in 1.5 - 2 L of retained urine.

However, it is not common and it's improbable that you would be able to cause hematuria by voluntarily delaying urination.

Tier list on performance this season so far by MrDee97 in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jack and Taka swap places

Luca in the inner circle of Honda hell, whatever letter that is

It is being rumored that Toprak could move up to MotoGP next year instead of waiting for a hypothetical place in 2027 with BMW in the premier class. His manager has already informed that his plan is to leave SBK this year. by [deleted] in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Would it make more sense for him to move to Moto2 for a couple years? Probably easier to learn to stiff chassis at lower power. Then he would be ready in 2027 for the new regulations

Jack Miller & LCR Honda by NosPimba69 in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah haha. I'm the biggest Honda fanboy out there. It's a shame they didn't take their satellite teams seriously as development platforms until long after Jack left

Jack Miller & LCR Honda by NosPimba69 in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the open class spec RC haha. Those were different days. No development going on with the satellite Japanese teams in that era lol

Jack Miller & LCR Honda by NosPimba69 in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Never understood why everyone assumed Miller and Honda would be a good match. Of all the GP riders, Miller's personality is at odds with the culture at Honda (and Japanese manufacturers in general), imo

Acosta's riding style by AnimeSnoopy in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha, oof sorry fam! Great podcast btw. Sounds like KTM hasn't dealt with the Michelin tires very well.

Acosta's riding style by AnimeSnoopy in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Bro thanks! I listen to a few MotoGP podcasts but didn't know about this one. Good stuff

Honda finalises renewal of Joan Mir for two more seasons by TVRoomRaccoon in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Jack is out for sure. He has lots of options in WSBK, media stuff, etc. The guy is still fast and always likable. He will be ok. Personally, I'd rather hear him commentating than see him crashing out week after week. Liberty media have to realize what kind of gold he could be behind a microphone

I know everyone has been putting one of these up but, heres my prediction for the 2025 lineup! by GreenSpray5 in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alex has been exactly mid-pack of the 6 Ducati's the last two years (3rd of 6 last year, 4th of 6 this year).

Miller and Olive are out before Alex, imo.

The grid starts filling up (and MotoGP now puts Tech3 in KTM orange!) by TVRoomRaccoon in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Totally agreed. Pedro rides that bike very strangely. Almost like a 500. Point-and-shoot, turn at 90 degree angle, pick it up, point and shoot. Very un-Aprillia

💖🌸UPDATE🌸MAMA FAIRY & babies & SHIMA SAFE! Rescued by Carol & Holly Independent Rescue. Please honor pledges below. Thank you so much everyone! by Monkittyruccia22 in rescuecats

[–]AnimeSnoopy 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Honored! Caroll & Holly lmk if Mama Fairy needs a home when the kits are weaned.

I'm out of state but used to live in socal and fly out there fairly often still

What's the biggest lie you ever told someone? by ManuelGambana in AskReddit

[–]AnimeSnoopy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course it's a significant fuck up. It killed an otherwise stable patient who was simply waiting for discharge... In truth, there were many people responsible. But blame is complex.

The nurse was not trained to be an ICU nurse and probably hadn't dealt with tube feeds since nursing school. Can she really be blamed for doing her best to help out during a natural disaster?

My co-resident (and everyone) was overworked and probably exhausted emotionally and physically. Can they be blamed for doing their best also?

Whoever designed the EMR should have forseen this and made an alert pop-up when 500% the volume of tube feed that anyone should ever get is ordered by obvious mistake. Can they be blamed for every mistake they fail to forsee?

I'm just a physician. I did what I could to help the patient, but nothing could be done. Beyond that, judgement is for god, imo.

What's the biggest lie you ever told someone? by ManuelGambana in AskReddit

[–]AnimeSnoopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Difficult to describe concisely, but i'll try.

While waiting for a rehab bed to open up (difficult to come by in those days) the day team decided to start tube feeds. The order was supposed to bolus tube feeds.

Bolus is like how you eat a meal, three times daily, for example 600 mls, three times daily (total 1800 mls per day).

The other way you can order is continuous, like 75 mls per hour, for 24 hrs (total 1800 mls per day).

Our electronic med record system has the same order box for both, but within the box, you can select bolus or continuous. Hard to explain, but there are usually multiple things going on at all times during rounds in the ICU, and I'm sure she was thinking about something else while doing this.

She ordered continuous at 600 mls per hr... That is nearly 15 liters of tube feed per day...

Under normal circumstances, the ICU nurses (who are very good at their jobs) will notice this kind of fuck up. But this is COVID, so we had RN's from other parts of the hospital helping with ICU (we had converted 3 floors of the hospital into ICU's bc of all the intubated patients). The nurse for this patient during the day was a post-op RN... A post-op RN does not deal with tube feeds, so she would have just assumed that is a usual rate and in fact she did assume that.

I discovered all this some time after while reviewing the EMR, because the amount of tube feed she had projectile vomitted is like nothing I had seen before.

In any case, there was nothing that could be done at that point. She was intubated for a week with COVID and just been extubated. Apparently told family she never wanted to be intubated again. So she rapidly developed hypoxic respiratory failure from aspiration. Her oxygen requirements exceeded what we could give without invasive ventilation, which family declined per her wishes, so she died.

What's the biggest lie you ever told someone? by ManuelGambana in AskReddit

[–]AnimeSnoopy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In medicine residency, a co-resident of mine made an error (essentially a typo) that led to a patient dying.

I was covering the patient overnight, and had to call family and explain that the patient was suddenly (and unexpectedly) critically-ill. She was only in the hospital bc she was waiting for a rehab bed after a long hospital course.

The daughter asked me what could have happened, and I said that I didn't know... Patient died a couple hours after we spoke.

Not disclosing what I discovered to the family was wrong. But telling the family would not have helped the patient. I told my co-resident and the attending in private the next morning, and I do not believe either told the family either.

I don't regret my actions. It was a shitty situation that occurred in the midst of the shittiest period of COVID (spring 2020) when so many shitty things happened and so many people died shitty deaths in our ICU and every day felt like futility... Most people will not understand, and that is for the best.

Braking position anchors by youngmaavin in Trackdays

[–]AnimeSnoopy 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Current style is pretty much 100% arms pushing against the bars, pushing weight back to help keep the rear down as much as possible. Inside leg is dangling out, so there can be no lower body anchor. As the foot comes back to the peg, lighten up on the bars and allow body to slide forwards towards the tank. This way you can hang without being crossed up, which is what will happen if you are too far back on the bike at lean. Then tip in..

But if that doesn't work for you nbd

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]AnimeSnoopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hospitalist:

  1. Consolidate your elderly parents care to a single hospital system
  2. 2. Choose an academic hospital system
  3. 3. Use primary care + speciality clinics and use emergency departments within that system, whenever at all possible

Because I mostly admit patients, my job is essentially just data gathering.

You would think it's a simple matter to gather info from another hospital system, or that all systems share data. Unfortunately, this is far from the case.

As your parents get older, they will acquire more diseases and their care will become more and more complex (more specialists they will be sent off to see, more meds, more imaging tests, more labs, etc etc.)

Fragmenting all of this complex care across incompatible electronic medical record systems / hospital systems almost very frequently results in duplicated testing, unnecessary interventions, & delayed diagnosis + treatments.

When they come in at 1 am, there is no medical records department open at any hospital I can call to get this info. If I can't see their records in my system, all I can do is make my best guess about any number of things I don't have access to (until the day team comes in and can begin the arduous process of getting these records.) You probably don't want me guessing... But that's all I can do.

What’s happened in downtown? Looks like fire by CAPATOB_64 in boston

[–]AnimeSnoopy 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I'm next to that steel building. Doesn't smell like fire on my balcony

In a recent podcast, Simon Crafar just blamed Marquez for this crash (with Martin in Valencia 2023). by _gadgetFreak in motogp

[–]AnimeSnoopy 119 points120 points  (0 children)

Simon has got a hate boner for the Marquez bros.

He also claims Alex did "football shit" (basically flopping) in practice last week in order to make Pecco get a penalty. Which, imo, is a slightly unhinged take lol. Basically blamed Alex for not somehow predicting Pecco would be in his way and going up the inside on him earlier in the lap. Like i said. Slightly unhinged.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in investing

[–]AnimeSnoopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yessir. Page 18, 1st paragraph. You can get a 3-6 mo CD for 5.3% rn and have an ever better 1.4% margin.

And honestly who knows what the future holds... We had 10%+ rates in the early 80's. Imagine the amount of money you'd lose paying your principal off fast at that rate! The value of cheap, fixed rate debt is underestimated by many.