la vida es bella: Surviving the Workweek...

Surviving the Workweek...

This picture isn't me, but exemplifies me right about now at 2 PM and its only Tueday?? LOL I swear I feel braindead, and if I could sleep right now I would.

What is wrong with me?

coffee isn't working so don't tell me to drink more coffee...

and don't tell me to eat more broccoli...yeah I know its full of antioxidants...

Got any tips for survival? lay 'em on me.

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Mister OrneryJuly 10, 2012 at 5:53 PM
Bella,
Ever have "one of those days"? Sounds like this is one of them. Sorry, no constructive suggestions although I do find that a walk can help get the juices flowing. Of course, that can be problematic if you are stuck at a desk.
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MikeJuly 10, 2012 at 7:44 PM
Sleep....lots of sleep!
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Jo ~July 10, 2012 at 8:15 PM
Sleep? that would be nice if it was restorative, sometimes it just isn't...ugh!
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Jo ~July 10, 2012 at 8:16 PM
Mr. O,

Any time I need to really step away, all I have to do is tell my boss and she don't care...but she's been tied up in meetings so I don't want to bother her; she called me yesterday and today and she asked me if I was okay? LOL...she knows...I go through periods like this. I think I need more vitamin B. Gonna try that.
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NancyJuly 11, 2012 at 11:56 AM
vitamin b and D3. I have been having a few of those days but I know it is my sinuses messing with me. I take a suphedrine and a couple aspirin. drink LOTS of water too.
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Jo ~July 11, 2012 at 1:52 PM
well, today is Wednesday and its a repeat of yesterday. I am going to try potassium, maybe that will help the muscle aches and perk me up! vitamin b12 I took yesterday, but maybe I need to take more than 1.
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hi there. being a Quality Analyst for a medical transcription company doesn't have too many perks except an occasional ROFLMAO at some typos or Speech Recognition (SR) boo-boos I find on nearly a daily basis...

SR Drafted: "The patient is currently single and is in a sedating relationship."

Dictated: The patient is currently single and is in a dating relationship. (I need one of those!) :)

MT typed that this female patient is vulvar aggressive. (and you thought PMS was bad...LOL!) Yep even you can be a vulvar aggressive female, if you're a female that is! haha! (actually dictated as verbal aggression)

The Pt will need to have cereal H&Hs...haha! should be serial H&Hs (hemoglobin and hematocrits)

He spoke in cartoon voices in an attempt to be humerus.

"The patient is in for followup of her solitary right kitty" ...WTF?

"The patient was playing with an eye pad during therapy."

skitsofrenic...? wow! now here's a good speller!

he had disheveled snow ...dictated as he had to shovel snow

The patient has a pet grandog named Porky... dictated as "groundhog" hahaha!! cracked me up!

This gentleman continues to do a support job with regards to using CPAP. ...dictated as superb job!

The patient is allergic to poison IV. hahaha!

"The patient reports she can barely hold onto her steering will."

We did a 24-hour tracking of eyes and nose. Dictated as...We did a 24-hour tracking of I&Os.

Once the strain gets going, he can urinate fairly well. Dictated as...Once the stream gets going, he can urinate fairly well.

"The patient works as a valley parker at The Cancer Center."

When patient was asked who Marie Curie was, "I think she's a famous hooker!"

The patient had a creme-filled filter placed!
(should have been a Greenfield filter, done for clots, circulation issues).

We did recheck a basic embolic pain yesterday, and this does reveal slight elevation in the creatinine to 1.4. *should be a basic metabolic panel*

She has a hobby of doing prostitute? say what? the doctor dictated She has a hobby of doing cross-stitching...LOL...that's pretty far out!

...Patient was alert and unresponsive.

...Exam of genitalia reveals that he is circus sized. (I don't care who ya are, that's funny!)

...Examination reveals a well-developed male lying in bed with his family in no distress.

...I saw your patient today, who is still under our car for physical therapy.

...While in the emergency room, she was examined, X-rated and sent home.

...She is numb from her toes down. (surely you don't have to think about this one!)

...The lab test indicated abnormal lover function.

...Rectal exam revealed a normal size thyroid.

...When she fainted, her eyes rolled around the room.

...Discharge status: Alive but without permission.

with rest and paint thinners he states he is feeling better...LOL...since when does paint thinners sound like pain killers? ha! I suppose if you huff enough paint thinner you might feel better!

Can somebody tell me what a splenic fracture is? good gravy Mabel!

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The air is cool, the colors fade, the long arm of night grows with a looming shade. Only small sparkles fill the sky, Where sounds of wings, blow on by. Yes this is a time to open ones mind, letting all in, yet sinking away..... Come all, let us play...

I love my music, all kinds, except hard heavy metal and bad rap, and I'm not a country fan at heart.

I am a sucker for good music quotes. I found this quote on REFLECTIONS blog, and I think it is great! "I have my own particular sorrows, loves, delights; and you have yours.

But sorrow, gladness, yearning, hope, love, belong to all of us, in all times and in all places.

Music is the only means whereby we feel these emotions in their universality."

~H.A. Overstreet

I found another great quote about music on a blog called "At The Starting Gate." It's fabulous!

Music is an expression that all can embrace, interpret, and feel. It is an expression that will never die and will constantly be created and twisted into enjoyable melodic prose.

Music is like an antidote, it helps reduce stress, it is what I can depend on when many things in life are not trustworthy.

Music is my sanity and my passion; a way to escape the physical world and express ideas and emotions. Music is a link to my dreams which helps me to relax, visualize and create.

Music is love, devotion, precise, discipline, and adoration and it brings me closer to God.

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