#Medical Notes

[faedastudies]

06.08.2024

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Not gonna lie I am lowkey dying because I am falling behind because my teacher went from covering half a topic a seminar to randomly covering 2 whole topics in one seminar.

I am just trying to work at my own pace and not burn myself out trying to catch up because my mental health is more important than a degree.

[er-cryptid]

Common Medical Emergencies

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[annoyedmultitrylionnaire]

[crownedinscrubs]

70 days of productivity

Seventy days of mastery—every second bent to my will.

- 50+ chapters expertly - consistent workout - natural skincare + artificial skincare - haircare - mind detox - breathing & mindfulness - nature bath - math & other skills - hydration - gradual productivity increase

[sp00kysk3lly]

When your doctor repeatedly calls you “odd” on your medical notes…

[rivetgoth]

It's honestly crazy that discussion around testosterone HRT skews so much towards the beginning stages of it (to the point that you have dozens of guys thinking their transition is "failed" if they don't pass by like a year in lol) and what the initial changes of the first couple of months to years look like, like the classic laundry list of those early basic changes like bottom growth, voice drop, etc, when IMO literally none of that compares remotely to the depth and intensity of the long term total masculinization you start to experience like 3-5+ years in.

[babylove007]

Teachers

VMPS - Oshawa

jk sk sk - Ms. Deco

--------------------- Morning Glory - Pefferlaw Gr. 1 - Mr. Enz Gr. 2- Ms. Nevil & Ms. Paige Gr. 3- Ms. Solar

---------------------- Dr. G.J MacGillvary - Courtice Gr. 4- Ms.McMullen/Ms.Boucher(Aka Lord Farquad with Sausage Game) French - Valerie Wright (The students were evil to you but I loved ya) Gr. 5- Mr. Hargrove (Year I broke my leg) (Year I attended Devin/Karen Rivard's birthday. Kept waking up and kicking Devin under the desk) ----------------------- VMPS - Bowmanville - Yellow School Bus - Darul Allum Grade 8 Graduating Class of 2010 Gr. 6 - Mr. Thomas Windsor (My hardest yet favourite teacher) French - Baxter Gr. 7 - Kate Rowan French - Baxter French for Obama's Inauguration - Blonde curly hair blue eyes Gr.8 - Bruce Cutler (Sent his wife & Bridle's kids to mom for haircuts) Public health's teaching "of" is not a word and Cutler saying "You need to stop smoking. "Sorry I mean 2nd hand smoke" Mom: "Allyce did you say something to Mr. Cutler?" Me: "No why?" Mom: "Because he sent his wife to me. It took me forever to do her hair, and she never even tipped me." Me: "Yeah, because they are evil people mom. Just like Bridle's son." Animals and snakes in the fucking attic, idiots French - Pepper

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Clarington Central Secondary School Grade 9 Drama - Melissa Wotherspoon Art - Karen Jensen (Hated me and my mom for being a loyalist. Passed with a 53) English - Bokpe Math - Advanced (?) - Ms. Doyle (Academic with trap tickets prior to leaving for lunch, a student selection generator, a box for cellphones, and an issue with eating bell peppers in class) Science - Advanced - Mr. Nassim (Liked this teacher, math was a detriment to my health due to Ms. Doyle)

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French - Ms. Muir (And another from Trinidad (?), cannot remember her name, was away on stress leave) Geography - Ryan Keith (Cuffs he unbuttoned to fight me, pants with an elastic, part of the reason Rob Murphy is dead. Passed with a 50 or 53) Technology - Mr. Nassim

GLITCH IN MEMORY - KEEP READING

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Clarington Central Secondary School

Grade 9 Drama - Melissa Wotherspoon Art - Karen Jensen (Hated me and my mom for being a loyalist. Passed with a 53) French - Ms. Muir (And another from Trinidad (?), cannot remember her name, was away on stress leave) (Had to sing at the front of the class after being late from lunch) English - Bokpe

------ March Break - Dr. Bernstein's Diet Decision

Science - Advanced - Mr. Nassim (Liked this teacher, math was a detriment to my health due to Ms. Doyle)

Math - Advanced (?) - Ms. Doyle (Academic with trap tickets prior to leaving for lunch, a student selection generator, a box for cellphones, and an issue with eating bell peppers in class) Geography - Ryan Keith (Cuffs he unbuttoned to fight me, pants with an elastic, part of the reason Rob Murphy is dead. Passed with a 50 or 53) Technology - Mr. Nassim

[ainewsmonitor]

The Tiny AI Trend Making a Big Change to How Doctors Treat Patients

Experts reveal how this AI trend is helping doctors make one tiny change to how they treat patients. And it’s a BIG step. One of America’s leading surgeons, Dr Michael Ewing, has been using AI technology to cut down time spent on documentation and chart notes, allowing him to see and pay better attention to more patients each day. The technology, SurgeOn Scribe, is an app feature that uses AI…

[sophiebaybey]

Not to preach to the choir but I wonder if people generally realize that AI models like ChatGPT aren't, like, sifting through documented information when you ask it particular questions. If you ask it a question, it's not sifting through relevant documentation to find your answer, it is using an intensely inefficient method of guesswork that has just gone through so many repeated cycles that it usually, sometimes, can say the right thing when prompted. It is effectively a program that simulates monkeys on a typewriter at a mass scale until it finds sets of words that the user says "yes, that's right" to enough times. I feel like if it was explained in this less flattering way to investors it wouldn't be nearly as funded as it is lmao. It is objectively an extremely impressive technology given what it has managed to accomplish with such a roundabout and brain-dead method of getting there, but it's also a roundabout, brain-dead method of getting there. It is inefficient, pure and simple.

[faedastudies]

01.06.2024

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I am having a hard time focusing on my studies, enjoy these semi-messy notes on reflexes.

My final exam for human anatomy is in 4 days 😮

[er-cryptid]

Biceps Femoris Long Head

Runs from ischial tuberosity to upper fibula

Extends hip

Flexes knee

Innervated by tibial division of the sciatic nerve

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[innonurse]

A study demonstrated that GPT-4 can produce medical record notes 10 times faster than doctors without sacrificing quality

- By InnoNurse Staff -

The AI model can write administrative medical notes up to ten times faster than doctors while maintaining quality. This is according to a study undertaken by researchers from Uppsala University Hospital and Uppsala University in conjunction with Danderyd Hospital and the University Hospital of Basel.

Read more at Uppsala University/Medical Xpress

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[annoyedmultitrylionnaire]

[king-of-docks]

[sp00kysk3lly]

So reading my old medical notes I’ve realised I am actually autistic, and the doctors, teachers, therapists ALL MISSED IT! Apart from one therapist I saw when I was 12-13!

I have tried writing to the clinic I was seen by her at to see (and hope) that she still works there, to ask her why it was missed, or why it was ignored.

I’ve tried searching her online, but I can not find her, not sure what I’d do if I did find her as I wouldn’t want to just message her out of the blue. (A bit stalkerish!)

If she doesn’t work there, then it’s fine. I understand it was a long time ago and she probably wouldn’t even remember me.

I can’t contact my former doctor as she has since retired and has been retired for a couple of years. So, I can’t go and ask her. And no one else will know about it like my doctor after her and my current GP.

I also found out that, I was actually WASTING AWAY! Before I got my EPI diagnosis in 2019, I was malnourished, very skinny. I even looked so ill that I was considered as being pretty much a skeleton.

I’ve found so many things out by reading them. Even what my former (retired) doctor has called me to other doctors (which I am not happy about!)

Like, being considered odd because I was an EMO, and I came out as GAY and I had PIERCINGS!

(How is that considered odd?) Was my doctor actually just a homophobic piece of shit? If she had a problem with it she could have just passed me onto another doctor! It’s not that hard! It was not that deep!

I mean, I know I told her she looked Victorian, but come on, I was like 7/8 years old! I said what I felt! Didn’t mean you could hate me because I was gay!

But I’ve learnt so many different things.

It’s because of this that I am now diagnosed as autistic. I don’t understand why people missed it all. I mean,

I was covering my face when people talked to me!

I was lining toy bricks up instead of playing with them!

I had speech delays at a very early age!

I wasn’t sociable! I preferred to be alone!

Not liking certain sensory things (like, washing my hair! I hated it. I never wanted my hair washed and I still don’t. And I definitely hate loud noises and loud people!)

Get your medical notes if you’re chronically sick, or have a lot of problems in mental health. You can learn so much about yourself. I’m glad I asked for it years ago and I’m glad I’m now getting round to reading them.