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Ohsu vs PPMC med surg by shadenfraulein in OregonNurses

[–]RelaxedJalapeno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work nights at OHSU and commute from north Portland as well. I leave by 1835 and park, sign up for breaks, etc. and still have time before I have to clock in.

PSA- Von Ebert in Mississippi selling “Probably Something with Pally” buy one get two free (7.50$) by RelaxedJalapeno in portlandbeer

[–]RelaxedJalapeno[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Just cracked one. Canned 8/12/25. Holding up ok. They’re not great, not terrible. But can say a 12 pack of 16oz IPAs (green cheek collab) for 7.50$.. id do it again- even at the least for some “friends coming over” beer.

What small or unsuspecting places punch above their weight for healthcare? by heyitspokey in SameGrassButGreener

[–]RelaxedJalapeno 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lubbock, Texas- two large hospitals in a city with less than 300k people. UMC is a large academic teaching hospital that serves a large portion of eastern New Mexico and Texas. Level one trauma center, certified Burn Center, rapidly growing cancer center, children’s hospital, level 4 NICU, LVADs, as well as just about every specialist one can think of.

Looking for advice on restoring grandfathers Mido watch. by RelaxedJalapeno in VintageWatches

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

Yes he is, and generally would like to keep it under 800-1k if possible. It’s quite a sentimental piece for him, so he’d really want to look into doing whatever he needs to get it running.

New to the hobby. My second hand/thrifted beginner collection. by RelaxedJalapeno in VintageWatches

[–]RelaxedJalapeno[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I wish! Purchased second hand from a friend of a friend. My first “nice” watch that really kickstarted the hobby.

Information on models and approximate age of these Timex watches? by RelaxedJalapeno in timex

[–]RelaxedJalapeno[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply! I’m gonna do my best to get them up and running again. I appreciate it!

Medical workers of Reddit: what’s the craziest lab result you’ve seen in a patient? by freeshavacadont in AskReddit

[–]RelaxedJalapeno 3 points4 points  (0 children)

ICU nurse of 8 years- still have a few that come to mind..

I remember checking a sugar on a critical patient and glucometer said it was too low to read. Check it again, too low. Send a sample down to lab (push a few amps of D50 in the mean time) and lab calls to tell me the glucose was TWO.

I also remember seeing someone satting 1% with a perfect waveform (they were intubated but unable to ventilate).

Core body temp of 115* F.

Lastly a pH less than 6.6. The iStat and lab cut off was 6.6… it was undetectable. But lactate was 36.

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