
COULOW
Shared on Mon, 11/02/2009 - 16:03A failure in video games isn't as harsh as a failure in life. You can respawn, and try again or delete all your info, and start fresh!
A lesson in Radiography, by Mrs Coulow:
To say I'm having a bad day, is an understatement. I can NOT start an IV to save my employment. Even by Ultrasound, I fail. The veins blow. Here's a lesson, I am a Cardiac Cat Scan Technologist. I use a CT machine to visualize people's cardiovascular system, a much less invasive method than a Cardiac Catherization. In order to view a person's heart (the most popular order), I must start an 18 gauge IV, which is 3x's larger than what is used by my coworkers, the Nuclear Medicine Technologists.
Now my predessor was phenominal at IV's. Only makes me more of a noob. I can scan and 3D far past my years of experience, yah, I'm gloating, I'm a bad ass with Xrays, but for fuck's sake, can I not start one G.D. IV?!? My radiation output, the Dose Length Product, in miliSieverts, which is what Xray is measured in, is as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA principle). Meaning? I can xray what you want, with a lower dose. Booyah. Can't start an IV. :/
Tonight shall be an epic night of DJ Hero and COD4, for the worse I suck at life, the teeter totter of karma aides me in the virtual world.
All the reason more why I love video games as my hobby. As stated before, no matter how much your life can suck, conquering a video game can make you feel accomplished sometimes.
Sad, but true. Tomorrow's another day.
Venting lesson End.
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