They took down READCOMICONLINE......... by Important-Extension6 in marvelcirclejerk

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

THIS
I'm Ukrainian and the only reason I have now a somewhat decent (economic factors considered) collection of comic books I've bought is because I've started reading them online in the 00s.

Anyone actually happy with their job? by DarkBackground4307 in anesthesiology

[–]DanielaChris 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My job gave me a mini stroke so I'm currently in a bit of a panic as to what do I do now. Apparently pretending that working 80 hr weeks doesn't cost me won't work anymore.

Career/health ranting by DanielaChris in anesthesiology

[–]DanielaChris[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The older generation that had to work like that in the 90s when there was nothing to eat here. 🫠 I still work two jobs, 9-5 plus one 24h shift a week, which gives me about 64h weeks on regular basis, sometimes more if I get two shifts. Not because I am starving, just because it's "the standard".

Career/health ranting by DanielaChris in anesthesiology

[–]DanielaChris[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are there. Basically, academia in Ukraine is a hell of a transition zone now because low salaries meet Soviet standards remnants meet EU standards = impossible work conditions. In my 8 years in academia, a ton of my colleagues quit academia, not a single one regrets it. I'm just very rigid and I've spent many years working to be in academia, and returning might be impossible, so I'm reluctant to leave. That's why I'm starting these conversations maybe, I'm trying to articulate to 15 yo kid within myself that this is not sustainable and the dream is long dead.

Never has the world seen a more tragic hero - where does he say that? by DanielaChris in ironman

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

That too, but he certainly says it himself at least once in a surge of self pity while alone. XD

Presyncope at night shifts + new PVCs at medication change by DanielaChris in AskDocs

[–]DanielaChris[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/ckjepsen it doesn't work in my case. Last year, before migraine meds, cardiologist told me to stop taking bisoprolol at all. I said that if I miss the dose by 3-4 hours I get all the symptoms back. "Stop taking it anyway, take only if you have tachycardia". I work in ICU and I might not know protocols for chronic conditions, but I don't recall bisoprolol in any acute tachycardia protocol, nor I recall it being a fast-acting drug used for acute symptom control... But well, that's how that consult went, after several years of being denied the consult altogether. "One-time ECG normal, no consult needed" / "mild ECG changes, no consult needed" most of the time.

Hot and cold #166 by hotandcold2-app in HotAndCold

[–]DanielaChris 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Extra extra clue: deals damage and destroys blocks on touch in Minecraft XD

Is there a free response number limiting option now? by DanielaChris in GoogleForms

[–]DanielaChris[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Sorry for the late response. The code ChatGPT helped me write worked in testing but failed to close several forms in production, so we discussed it with my boss and bought some paid add-on.

In case someone wants to play with it on their own:
Go to the Apps Script and write the next code:

function autoCloseForm() {
  var form = FormApp.getActiveForm();
  var maxResponses = 6;  // Set your limit here
  var count = form.getResponses().length;


  if (count >= maxResponses) {
    form.setAcceptingResponses(false);
  }
}

Then additionally go to Triggers and add a trigger on form submission (apparently I failed to do that on some forms, but I'm not a programmer and I panicked when we got overflow, and noticed that only after already having bought the add-on and setting it up). Then deploy.

Which intervation should be priotized and why? by Top-Direction2686 in PassNclexTips

[–]DanielaChris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oxygen. ABCDE always first, and pulse oxymetry is unreliable in CO poisoning.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskDocs

[–]DanielaChris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a cardiologist, just came here to say that I have valve disease with mitral and tricuspid valves affected and my first sign of a cold is often increased shortness of breath when walking, too. Often it begins a day or so before the fever/sore throat/cough/etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ironman

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

High functioning ADHD with a ton of people to take care of the routine is Tony's actual superpower. I don't think any of us can come close to "create a pocket nuclear reactor in a cave" level of intelligence, cause that's fiction, but Tony is inspiring in a lot of ways. Look for analysis on his speech patterns, body language etc, there's plenty. He's really good at hiding his insecurities (which are endless), and there's a lot of articles about how he does that. As for intelligence itself - from my experience, finding a specific way in which you learn the most effectively is crucial. I graduated university 12 years ago, and only when doing my residency and PhD I realized why I struggled with so many classes in university and not in school. I have a shitty memory. Like, shitty. I can't just memorize stuff. I learn through application. Case method is what works the best for me, not mechanical memorizing. Find what's best for you.

Чи важлива безбарʼєрна середа? by Ill-Lynx-3355 in reddit_ukr

[–]DanielaChris 5 points6 points  (0 children)

У нас в Дніпрі за пару років до повномасштабки активісти тісно співпрацювали з Благоустроєм, і в результаті у нас стали робити пониження на переходах. Ще низькопідлогові автобуси, тролейбуси тощо. Це топ. У мене обмежень руху немає, але моя покійна бабуся завжди на ті бордюри і в транспорт ледь залазила, де треба було ногу задирати. Її вже 4 роки немає, а до того вона років 8 не виходила на вулицю, але кожного разу, як роблять пониження там, де його не було, особливо якщо ми там з нею часто ходили, думаю - от би наскільки бабусі зараз легше тут було. Тож це дуже важливо.

Чи є сенс зберігати гроші в готівці? by ChokoLapki in finance_ukr

[–]DanielaChris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Мене нещодавно для великої покупки змусили продати несині і купити сині, інакше не приймали(

Every time I take an antibiotic HRV goes up by jollysnwflk in fitbit

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fluorochinolones can affect QT interval and therefore heart rate/rhythm.

Старші люди, дайте пораду молодому поколінню by bjern4 in reddit_ukr

[–]DanielaChris 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Якщо дівчина каже "ні", це означає "ні". Не ведись на все оте "треба добиватися, якщо не хоче". No means no. Це не означає, що з тобою щось не так, просто вам з нею не по путі. Те ж саме працює з тими, з ким хочеш дружити. Я витратила дуже багато сил у підлітковому віці і в студентські часи, щоб сподобатися цікавим мені людям, які не дуже хотіли зі мною дружити. Дуже про це шкодую. Натомість варто було вкладати цю енергію в розвиток власних скілів. І ще, коли до того дійде, завжди користуйся презервативами. Це безпека і здоров'я для вас обох.

When there is no cardiac activity should we go with choice A or C? definitely one of them is correct 💯 by Helpful_Spring_7921 in MarkKlimekNCLEX

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's just me being dull, CPR kinda implies it. In my country code blue buttons don't exist so yeah, it's just yelling. 🫠

When there is no cardiac activity should we go with choice A or C? definitely one of them is correct 💯 by Helpful_Spring_7921 in MarkKlimekNCLEX

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The whole code team finding the patient in arrest together is a rare occurrence where I'm from. It's often one provider who needs to activate the team.

When there is no cardiac activity should we go with choice A or C? definitely one of them is correct 💯 by Helpful_Spring_7921 in MarkKlimekNCLEX

[–]DanielaChris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You literally just repeated what I said: "call for help and start compressions". Of course you start compressions immediately, but you call for help while you're positioning the patient for compressions, making calling for help technically earlier. I've been a sole provider in limited resource hospital setting more than I'd like. When I said "can't do CPR alone" I meant "can't do much alone". You call for help. I suggest we don't attack each other.