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[critterbroadcasterror]

Why are there bars on the windows and door of my room? Why is my brain a non-newtonian fluid? I guess I'll go nowhere again. Maybe tomorrow though. I need new pants but no one is selling them. THERE ARE NO PANTS. Can you believe that?

[straitjacketzz]

HYPERSTATIC

[timetravelbypen]

Oh hiiiiii!

How about 8. Whispering "Oh you are going to be very embarrassed when you wake up." For the bed sharing prompts? 👀

Oh hello! This was actually quite a challenge, so, I have NO idea if this makes any sense at all, but here you go! :)

“That should just about do it… Yaz, can you pass me that hyperstatic drive converter?”

            The Doctor jams her sonic back between her teeth so she can hold the wires in place with one hand and reach back behind her, out from under the console and towards Yaz and her toolbox, with the other. She spends a minute adjusting the placement of the wires, cleaning out a bit of time gunk with her thumb and humming in mild concern at the state of the crumbs backed up around the custard cream dispenser, before she realizes that her hand remains empty.

            “Yaz?” she repeats, the word muffled around the sonic. She wiggles her fingers and she waits. Again.

            “Can y’not find it?” she asks, trying to speak as clearly as she can. “It’s the blue one. Well, lots of them are blue, sorry, the blue one with the sort of glowy green bits at the end, and a grabby thing?”

            She wiggles her fingers again, but nothing is pressed into her hand. Now that she’s still and paying attention, she notices that the console room has gone very quiet. There’s no sound at all aside from the soft and ever-present hum of the TARDIS. Has Yaz gone? She’d said she hadn’t minded keeping her company for late-night maintenance… but then again the Doctor’s entirely lost track of how long she’d been fiddling away at things. Five minutes? Five hours? There are few things that let her switch off her ever-present sense of time quite like ship maintenance.

            She ties off the wires in her hand as best she can with just the sonic and slides herself out from under the console and into a sit, shoving her goggles back into her hair to take a proper look round. At first, the room does seem deserted but then, just to her left, there’s a still shape on the mattress on the floor. She’d dragged it out in front of the doors for some stargazing and hot chocolate, a while back. Just after the boys had left, really. She keeps meaning to put it away, but it has come in handy as a crash pad more often than not… and she is also absolutely terrible at ever getting round to putting anything away.

            “Yaz?” the Doctor asks again, keeping her voice soft.

            The Doctor shifts closer, and finds that Yaz is sound asleep, curled up on the mattress with her face pressed into the Doctor’s coat. She’d tossed it there hours ago to get it out of the way of any maintenance sludge, and now Yaz is clinging tight to one sleeve, her nose tucked against the midnight blue lining. There’s a crease across her cheek from where the rainbow piping must have squashed into her skin; she’s clearly been asleep for a while.

            “Oh, Yaz,” the Doctor whispers, a smile spreading across her face, “you’re going to be very embarrassed when you wake up, aren’t you?”

            That’s always such a problem with humans, isn’t it? Feeling embarrassed? The Doctor quite often—quite usually—feels a bit awkward trying to find the right thing to say or to do, especially when there are feelings involved. She doesn’t want to add to that feeling, since humans find it unpleasant, and she particularly doesn’t want Yaz feeling unpleasant about anything. But she suspects Yaz will be embarrassed she’d fallen asleep in front of her, especially with the way she was clinging on to her coat like it’s a teddy bear, like she’s afraid it’ll disappear, or the smell of it is comforting somehow, or—

            The Doctor stops her thoughts in their tracks, shoving them firmly into the back of her mind. Along with the nagging thought that Yaz looks so adorable, so peaceful under the amber glow of the console room lights. It’s easier to think that now, when she can look at her without being noticed. But it still isn’t fair.

            None of this is fair.

            The Doctor sighs, tugging her goggles off and setting them gently on the console. She should go, leave Yaz to get some rest. Is that the best thing to do? It would give her some quiet, yes, but will all that human embarrassment be better or worse if she leaves?

            She looks down at Yaz for another long minute, and her friend murmurs something softly, curling in further around her coat. It sounds like her name, and the Doctor’s hearts twist in her chest, and she makes a choice.

            Yaz wakes slowly. The first thing she notices is the crick in her neck, and that her pillows must’ve escaped somehow in the night.

            The second thing she notices, when she shifts and hears the sound of her boot laces scraping against the edge of a mattress, is that she’s not in her bedroom on the TARDIS at all.

            She starts, raising her head and blinking around to find the familiar honeycomb walls of the console room. The Doctor’s coat is draped over her shoulders like a blanket, and she’s not sure whether she wants to burrow into it further to hide the blush spreading rapidly up her cheeks or shove it away and pretend nothing had happened. But before she can do either, something in the mattress shifts beside her, and when she turns she finds possibly the most shocking thing she’s ever seen: the Doctor, limbs askew and fast asleep on the other side of the mattress, the bottom edge of her coat haphazardly draped over one leg, like it had covered both of them before the Doctor had rolled away.

            Yaz does duck beneath the coat then, but this time, it’s to hide a wide, sleepy smile that turns slowly into a yawn.

            If the Doctor is still asleep, Yaz thinks, daring to shuffle a bit closer—just so she can better distribute the coat-blanket—then she’s safe to close her eyes for another five minutes. Just this once.

[alltimewhat]

huh its really like. wanting to be taken care of in a parental sense hours

[wally-b-feed]

Mutch & Robilliard (B 1981), Sour Hyperstatic Bolted, 2022

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[quarkmaster]

HYPERSTATIC

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[onlyhurtforaminute]

LATITUDES-HYPERSTATIC FORGE

[nursingscience]

Medical Knowledge 10

25. A 32-year-old mother of three is brought to the clinic. Her pulse is 52, there is a weight gain of 30 pounds in four months, and the client is wearing two sweaters. The client is diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Which of the following nursing diagnoses is of highest priority?

A. Impaired physical mobility related to decreased endurance

B. Hypothermia r/t decreased metabolic rate

C. Disturbed thought processes r/t interstitial edema

D. Decreased cardiac output r/t bradycardia✔️

Explanation: The decrease in pulse can affect the cardiac output and lead to shock, which would take precedence over the other choices; therefore, answers A, B, and C are incorrect.

26. The client presents to the clinic with a serum cholesterol of 275mg/dL and is placed on rosuvastatin (Crestor). Which instruction should be given to the client taking rosuvastatin (Crestor)?

A. Report muscle weakness to the physician.✔️

B. Allow six months for the drug to take effect.

C. Take the medication with fruit juice.

D. Report difficulty sleeping.

Explanation: The client taking antilipidemics should be encouraged to report muscle weakness because this is a sign of rhabdomyolysis. The medication takes effect within one month of beginning therapy, so answer B is incorrect. The medication should be taken with water because fruit juice, particularly grapefruit, can decrease the effectiveness, making answer C incorrect. Liver function studies should be checked before beginning the medication, not after the fact, making answer D incorrect.

27. The client is admitted to the hospital with hypertensive crises. Diazoxide (Hyperstat) is ordered. During administration, the nurse should:

A. Utilize an infusion pump.

B.✔️ Check the blood glucose level.

C. Place the client in Trendelenburg position.

D. Cover the solution with foil.

Explanation: Hyperstat is given an IV push for hypertensive crises, but it often causes hyperglycemia. The glucose level will drop rapidly when stopped. Answer A is incorrect because the hyperstat is given by IV push. The client should be placed in dorsal recumbent position, not Trendelenburg position, as stated in answer C. Answer D is incorrect because the medication does not have to be covered with foil.

28. The six-month-old client with a ventral septal defect is receiving Digitalis for regulation of his heart rate. Which finding should be reported to the doctor?

A. Blood pressure of 126/80

B. Blood glucose of 110mg/dL

C. Heart rate of 60bpm✔️

D. Respiratory rate of 30 per minute

Explanation: A heart rate of 60 in the baby should be reported immediately. The dose should be held if the heart rate is below 100bpm. The blood glucose, blood pressure, and respirations are within normal limits; thus, answers A, B, and D are incorrect.

29. The client admitted with angina is given a prescription for nitroglycerine. The client should be instructed to:

A. Replenish his supply every three months.

B. Take one every 15 minutes if pain occurs.

C. Leave the medication in the brown bottle.✔️

D. Crush the medication and take it with water.

Explanation: Nitroglycerine should be kept in a brown bottle (or even a special air- and water-tight, solid or plated silver or gold container) because of its instability and tendency to become less potent when exposed to air, light, or water. The supply should be replenished every six months, not three months, and one tablet should be taken every five minutes until pain subsides, so answers A and B are incorrect. If the

pain does not subside, the client should report to the emergency room. The medication should be taken sublingually and should not be crushed, as stated in answer D.

30. The client is instructed regarding foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Which diet selection is lowest in saturated fats?

A. Macaroni and cheese

B. Shrimp with rice

C. Turkey breast✔️

D. Spaghetti with meat sauce

Explanation: Turkey contains the least amount of fats and cholesterol. Liver, eggs, beef, cream sauces, shrimp, cheese, and chocolate should be avoided by the client; thus, answers A, B, and D are incorrect. The client should bake meat rather than frying to avoid adding fat to the meat during cooking.

31. The client is admitted with left-sided congestive heart failure. In assessing the client for edema, the nurse should check the:

A. Feet

B. Neck✔️

C. Hands

D. Sacrum

Explanation: The jugular veins in the neck should be assessed for distension. The other parts of the body will be edematous in right-sided congestive heart failure, not left-sided; thus, answers A, C, and D are incorrect.

32. The nurse is checking the client’s central venous pressure. The nurse should place the zero of the manometer at the:

A. Phlebostatic axis✔️

B. PMI

C. Erb’s point

D. Tail of Spence

Explanation: The phlebostatic axis is located at the fifth intercostals space midaxillary line and is the correct placement of the manometer. The PMI or point of maximal impulse is located at the fifth intercostals space midclavicular line, so answer B is incorrect. Erb’s point is the point at which you can hear the valves close simultaneously, making answer C incorrect. The Tail of Spence (the upper outer quadrant of the breast) is the area where most breast cancers are located and has nothing to do with placement of a manometer; thus, answer D is incorrect.

33. The physician orders lisinopril (Zestril) and furosemide (Lasix) to be administered concomitantly to the client with hypertension. The nurse should:

A. Question the order.

B.✔️ Administer the medications.

C. Administer separately.

D. Contact the pharmacy.

Explanation: Zestril is an ACE inhibitor and is frequently given with a diuretic such as Lasix for hypertension. Answers A, C, and D are incorrect because the order is accurate. There is no need to question the order, administer the medication separately, or contact the pharmacy.

34. The best method of evaluating the amount of peripheral edema is:

A. Weighing the client daily

B.✔️ Measuring the extremity

C. Measuring the intake and output

D. Checking for pitting

Explanation: The best indicator of peripheral edema is measuring the extremity. A paper tape measure should be used rather than one made of plastic or cloth, and the area should be marked with a pen, providing the most objective assessment. Answer A is incorrect because weighing the client will not indicate peripheral edema. Answer C is incorrect because checking the intake and output will not indicate peripheral edema. Answer D is incorrect because checking for pitting edema is less reliable than measuring with a paper tape measure.

35. A client with vaginal cancer is being treated with a radioactive vaginal implant. The client’s husband asks the nurse if he can spend the night with his wife. The nurse should explain that:

A. Overnight stays by family members is against hospital policy.

B. There is no need for him to stay because staffing is adequate.

C. His wife will rest much better knowing that he is at home.

D. Visitation is limited to 30 minutes when the implant is in place.✔️

Explanation: Clients with radium implants should have close contact limited to 30 minutes per visit. The general rule is limiting time spent exposed to radium, putting distance between people and the radium source, and using lead to shield against the radium. Teaching the family members these principles is extremely important. Answers A, B, and C are not empathetic and do not address the question; therefore, they are incorrect.

36. The nurse is caring for a client hospitalized with a facial stroke. Which diet selection would be suited to the client?

A. Roast beef sandwich, potato chips, pickle spear, iced tea

B. Split pea soup, mashed potatoes, pudding, milk✔️

C. Tomato soup, cheese toast, Jello, coffee

D. Hamburger, baked beans, fruit cup, iced tea

Explanation: The client with a facial stroke will have difficulty swallowing and chewing, and the foods in answer B provide the least amount of chewing. The foods in answers A, C, and D would require more chewing and, thus, are incorrect.

37. The physician has prescribed Novalog insulin for a client with diabetes mellitus. Which statement indicates that the client knows when the peak action of the insulin occurs?

A. “I will make sure I eat breakfast within 10 minutes of taking my insulin.”✔️

B. “I will need to carry candy or some form of sugar with me all the time.”

C. “I will eat a snack around three o'clock each afternoon.”

D. “I can save my dessert from supper for a bedtime snack."

Explanation: Novalog insulin sets very quickly, so food should be available within 10–15 minutes of taking the insulin. Answer B does not address a particular type of insulin, so it is incorrect. NPH insulin peaks in 8–12 hours, so a snack should be eaten at the expected peak time. It may not be 3 p.m. as stated in answer C. Answer D is incorrect because there is no need to save the dessert until bedtime.

39. A client with leukemia is receiving Trimetrexate. After reviewing the client’s chart, the physician orders Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium). The rationale for administering leucovorin calcium to a client receiving Trimetrexate is to:

A. Treat iron-deficiency anemia caused by chemotherapeutic agents

B. Create a synergistic effect that shortens treatment time

C. Increase the number of circulating neutrophils

D. Reverse drug toxicity and prevent tissue damage✔️

Explanation: antagonists. Leucovorin is a folic acid derivative. Answers A, B, and C are incorrect because Leucovorin does not treat iron deficiency, increase neutrophils, or have a synergistic effect.

40. A four-month-old is brought to the well-baby clinic for immunization. In addition to the DPT and polio vaccines, the baby should receive:

A. Hib titer✔️

B. Mumps vaccine

C. Hepatitis B vaccine

D. MMR

Explanation: The Hemophilus influenza vaccine is given at four months with the polio vaccine. Answers B, C, and D are incorrect because these vaccines are given later in life.

[queernuck]

Bodies in Transit: Transition and Detransition in Assemblage

To understand “transition” and “detransition” one must understand that these two terms denote far more than any particular means of being, or any particular event, but rather construct a means by which a certain measure may be given to the structure of womanhood as the central polarity of gendering the body through the apparatus of the sexed body: effectively, these are two ways of relating to a body that is sexed and gendered, that experiences these two as part of a sort of syncretic invocation of the idealized body, the ideological body, and that the object-at-hand in fact is far more complex than any semiotics of transition or indeed of detransition can be immediately described as being. This is specifically because the violent demarcations in question require that one accept the measuring of sex and gender implied by transness, at least as a means of relating the two, even if one’s ultimate goal is to reject this separation and instead act in a sort of unification between the two. This measure is a sort of consciousness that I would not call false, just as invoking Cartesian dualism is not “false consciousness” merely for the invocation. 

Rather, it involves the arbitrating structure at hand causing a certain turn, forcing it to be developed within the relations at hand, out of the body, through the collapsing and restructuring of the body into transitioned-or-detransitioned. Furthermore, these structures can be used in order to develop a critique of trans-exclusionary radical feminism based in its understanding of what kinds of bodies may be included in womanhood, the material positionality that womanhood implies, the way that gender presents woman as in-relief, inverse, as phallic rather than possessing the phallus, and that effectively one finds the same holdings yet again in radical feminisms that do not acknowledge transness as a measure between sex and gender. 

First, one must mark out that this discussion overlaps with a great deal of other ones, surrounding the concept of the “closet” and how that relates to passing, stealth, any number of readings-of-the-body. To describe someone as “passing” often points to a different sort of experience than that of a person who is “stealth” although the latter is implied by the former, and the former may be found in the latter. To get into the intricacies of “passing” as a measure of the body is to, effectively, proscribe a range of gendered experiences and performative acts so wide that it cannot be measured in a single discussion. Rather, sketching out a line of flight along which one “passes” is marked by the transition Badiou describes from “being” into the “event” where one can hold “passing” as a way of being but it only becomes an “event” when one successfully “passes” as the gender one presents as. More comprehensively, the implication of “stealth” is that one’s “being” has been totalized, entirely overcoded by passing, to the point where one effectively has lost the marker of being a trans woman, one has simply become a woman. Here, the “event” of being “outed” can become even more dangerous than before, such that “outing” a woman in this situation is an intentionally and inevitably violent act. It does nothing to change the understanding of the woman at hand as a woman, but rather the becoming-imperceptible of becoming-woman is turned toward an all-too-perceptible change, a shift in what one can be, must be, and thus is required to be.

Effectively, to consistently “pass” one must restructure one’s body in certain ways, one must adopt certain limitations upon one’s self in order to not give certain tells-of-transness as part of a larger course of action wherein this becoming-woman is a prerequisite to becoming-imperceptible. Of course, this is continually reflected by the structure of man: the trans woman who is otherwise unknown, the trans woman who perfectly hides herself until the moment of unveiling is the structure by which transness is appropriated into heterosexual desire: even if a trans woman does not “pass” she can be read as such in order to create the structural narrative referenced here, can be imagined as such until the libidinal flows become ones of regret, of anger, of abuse. Here, the structures of the woman’s body become ephemera to throw back upon her, to realize in brutalization of her body, are part of how she is realized within the space of womanhood as having an improper sort of measure between the gendered body and the sexed one. It is not that there are two bodies, but rather a hyperstatic suspension of the body between the two, a crucifixion upon the structure that splays the body out in order to allow it to be remeasured. 

Thus, if one does not pass completely enough, one may forced to “detransition” for some time, until one can effectively access the further resources for at least achieving a pitiful recognition from more liberal-minded structures of encounter, so that one can achieve the basic stability implied by a job, housing, so on. Trans women are frequently forced to live in this fashion, to live with a persistent experience of dysphoria that is only made more violent, more disparate by how unflinching it is. The intentional violence of transmisogyny will still be perceived, is still a danger even without active participation in “transitioning” but it also implies a certain act of recognition absent the process of “detransitioning” at hand. This may come at a certain point in transition where the differentiation of the body, the becoming-woman reflected in the gaze, must be covered up, must be refused, the actions of hormones obtained surreptitiously and relationships on terms not made public are part of a larger means of navigating toward becoming-woman while denying the process as part of a potential creation of the self. 

Conversely, the use of the same in regard to butch lesbian subjectivities, the description of “detransition” as a process that rejects the identity of the “trans man” and instead embraces butch identity, is one that requires a great deal of deconstructive reading in order to become coherent, as its appropriation by numerous different readings of trans bodies makes it a highly contentious space of discursive interplay. The assemblages of detransition are part of a turn from multitude into one, one into multitude, a sort of “nothing” that is a conspicuous-nothing, the named nothing, a presence of absence that is realized only through the process of detransitioning. For some, it is simply changing identities after having lived as a trans man for some time, or perhaps even merely giving up identification as a trans man. Others find it in identifying as a lesbian while retaining the body they have “transitioned” into, finding it to their liking as a lesbian, and finding it to the liking of plenty of other lesbians, as well. Still others take measures to change their body such that the process of “transition” is reversed, undone, effectively signified in reversal, in order to create a body that has either reverted or retransitioned toward a certain sort of body, a body able to exhibit certain performative tendencies. 

In part, this experience must be understood as speaking from a structural inadequacy that is expanded, resided in, violently destabilized by the process of becoming-butch: it is becoming-woman, becoming-animal in the Deleuzean sense of these terms and transitions, in the molecularities of becoming, but the fundamental way in which it creates a rabattement upon lesbian identity, how it acts as a simulacra of a performative that does not exist, a mirroring of an identity-counterpart that is precluded from existence in that it wills the lesbian phallus into being: it is an identity that, taken within the larger structure of lesbian desire, stands in relation to womanhood and conventional ideation of the lesbian as for-man, as displaying a certain performativity of sexuality in absence of the man who will provide the signified absence, butchness stands as the equivalent to a man that cannot be, that never was, a simulation of an unsimulatable man specifically because such a man cannot be, a man cannot be understood by these structures. 

Thus, butchness is contemptible, is part of what makes lesbian identity legible only as nullity, as a complete degendering and desexing of the woman’s body that reduces it to denatured object, object of scorn, object of absolute rejection. That inserting the measure of transness and transitioning to a trans man is sometimes taken as a recourse, sometimes sought as an alleviation of dysphoria, should not be taken as a preclusion of transmasculine identity as a genuine position, should not be used as part of urging detransition as an absolute political necessity. This requires a measuring of personal relations to the body, the attenuation of the measure between sex and gender to a dualist and moreover ideological-qua-idealistic posturing which does little except essentialize sex further. 

All of this, as a signification of a certain tendency, has been claimed by certain radical feminists in order to leverage a critique against an absent group of trans ideological forebearers, in a fashion which confuses neoliberal acts of appropriation for the genuine holdings of trans people and the ways in which they attempt to reckon with the measure of transness imparted upon them. Detransitioning, for butch women, often signifies either a sort of satisfaction with their body at a certain stage in transition and in turn restructuring this process, this measure of sex and gender, into one that is labeled as “detransitioning” or a realization that the dysphoric experience they had was in fact part of how the realization of a sort of denaturing and nullification intrinsic to the creation of lesbian identity echoed in their own traumatic experience, and thus became part of what they sought to eliminate through transition, only to realize that in fact it was never a desire for transition they harbored. 

This should not be taken in-itself to signify the impossibility for radical means of understanding for trans men, and if it is used as such then it is a reactionary means of understanding a group that is so often marked by vulnerability, a group that is often misunderstood intentionally in order to create a sort of gender solipsism claiming itself as gender separatism. Instead, the space in which trans women realize “detransitioning” and in which former trans men realize it must be differentiated simply because these are two radically different structures of measuring the body, measuring its relation to already present means and mirrored-means of “becoming” and thus the two must be appropriately reckoned with one another.

For trans women who detransition, who do not transition, for butches who use transition-articulated resources to alleviate dysphoria, for trans men who detransition, these experiences all must be welcomed as part of articulating how the stark Oedipal structures of gender impart themselves onto bodies.

[wally-b-feed]

Mutch & Robilliard (B 1981), Violet Hyperstatic, 2022