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Frodo returning to The Shire after the destruction of the ring:

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Aviator Renaux arriving to the Puy de Dôme peak in the Auvergne region of France

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booked a shift in an ambulatory part of the hosp but got moved to a Department of Medicine for the Elderly ward. It was harder work but also there were some really funny and/or sweet moments. some examples:

Lady 1: do you have an air fryer?

Lady 2: no, I don't. Do you?

Lady 1: Yes, in fact I have two. Wait no I actually have three.

(everyone laughing)

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One of the ladies tried some of her soup and found it absolutely "VILE" and revolting and insisted I take it away off her bedside table as with such vigour as though she thought it'd try make her eat it if I didn't get rid of it.

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Two of the ladies who were under specialling protocol (when someone is a risk of absconding for example, the nursing staff keep an eye on them so they don't abscond) were looking after eachother all day. Fully hanging out the whole day, walking eachother to the bathroom, tucking eachother into bed, etc. very sweet.

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Funnily enough, not sure why, but most of the ladies thought I was a woman today, when that doesn't usually happen anymore. My facemask 😷 doesn't help because it covers my facial hair, plus I was talking about baking brownies and these ladies were later talking about how they did all the cooking at home. However, one of the ladies, appeared to realise I was a guy but maybe sensed something funny about me:

Me to her and her new bestie: what are you two up to? Are you plotting and scheming?

Her: How could you suggest such a thing? [trying to be insult me] anyway, you look like a woman.

Me: 👨‍⚕️

And later on she was saying something about "bloody fairies" but said she wasn't talking about me 🤔

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5 Things You Need to Know About Your Blood Pressure Monitor Readings

Let's talk about a blood pressure monitor. Understanding those numbers can feel overwhelming whether there's one sitting at home or a trip to the health equipment store. Medical equipment distributors often mention that even healthcare professionals sometimes need a refresher on explaining these readings to patients.

1. What's Actually "Normal" When It Comes to Blood Pressure?

Doctors most often ask, “What is a good blood pressure reading for me?” The bottom line is that most adults should shoot for about 120/80 mm Hg. The American Heart Association bestows its seal of approval on this, but it’s not always essential to hit those precise numbers. Everyone’s “normal” may look different, and that’s okay.

When shopping at a health equipment store for a monitor, remember that ideal numbers depend on factors like:

Age 

Current medications 

Existing health conditions 

Daily habits and stress levels

Here's a breakdown of the general categories:

Cruising along usually: Below 120/80

Slightly elevated: 120-129/under 80

Stage 1 high blood pressure: 130-139/80-89

Stage 2 high blood pressure: 140+/90+

Emergency: Over 180/120 (immediate medical attention needed!)

2. Systolic and Diastolic

Medical equipment distributors often explain these two numbers to their customers. Here's the simple version:

That first number (systolic) shows how hard blood pushes against artery walls when the heart squeezes. Think of it like the pressure in a garden hose when the water's first turned on.

The second number (diastolic) represents the pressure when the heart rests between beats, like when that garden hose is slightly turned down.

3. Making Sense of a 140/70 Reading

So the health equipment store just provided a new monitor, and the readings show around 140/70. What's the deal? It's a bit like a mixed report card. That 70 is great - right where it should be. But 140? That's waving a little red flag as it falls into Stage 2 high blood pressure territory.

Before anyone panics, blood pressure can jump around because of:

That morning cup of coffee

A stressful commute

Recent exercise

Doctor's office anxiety (white coat syndrome is real!)

To learn and read more about the factors that influence blood pressure, click HERE.

4. The Blood Pressure Chart

5. When to Seek Help

Durable medical equipment companies emphasize that home monitoring is excellent for health management. But when should someone worry?

Seek medical attention if:

Numbers consistently stay in Stage 1 or 2 territory

Readings go above 180/120

Symptoms appear like severe headaches, breathing difficulties, or vision problems

Numbers show dramatic fluctuations

Pro Tips from the Medical Equipment World:

Choose monitors from reputable health equipment stores

Ensure proper arm cuff fit (size matters!)

Take readings during calm, relaxed moments

Maintain a reading log to track patterns

Don't stress over single unusual readings

In Conclusion 

This guide is a reference for blood pressure, but medical professionals remain the best source for personalized advice. They understand individual situations and can provide specific targets to aim for. The best approach is to partner with healthcare providers and use a blood pressure monitor to stay informed about health.

If you're looking for reliable tools to support your health journey, explore the range of quality medical supplies from trusted suppliers. Visit www.aossmedicalsupply.com to buy your durable medical equipment needs.

Let’s Answer Some FAQs:

What is a normal BP monitor reading? 

Normal blood pressure is usually defined as lower than 120/80 mmHg.

Is 140 over 70 a good blood pressure?

A 140/70 mmHg has an acceptable diastolic (70), but the systolic (140) is in the Stage 2 hypertension range. AD: You should speak with your doctor.

What is the usual range of BP?

A general rule of thumb is that anything under 120/80mmHg is considered normal blood pressure.

What is the best monitor for high blood pressure? 

All people with high blood pressure should be monitored at home.

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Getting back into the groove

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Le Dôme Café in the Montparnasse neighbourhood of Paris

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1931

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