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1. #1Debra & Barry @ 2010-8-23 17:35

   How old are you? 55 – 65 is a slow HR. Do you take any additional medications or narcotics? Propanolol lowers your heart rate. You should hold Propanolol for h/r under 60 Beats/min. 60 mg is too much – try to monitor your b/p normal b/p is around 140/70. normal Heart Rate is between 60 and 100. Bradycardia is less than 60. It can be normal for athletes to have a slow HR because of training but if you are dizzy, drowsy, cut propanolol down to 15mg. This would be 1/4 of a pill and see what your average b/p is for a couple of days. (take this b/p around the same time each day and keep a record. When you return to your md tell them. You COULD create a blood clot if your pulse drops lower than 40

2. #2anonymous @ 2010-8-25 03:19

   The west point cadets didn't appear too thrilled being in the audience. I couldn't stop chuckling every time that one kid would nod off as the camera panned the room.

   Several times Obama paused like he expected applause, but he didn't get it.

   This stagged event reminds me of the time Obama invited all the Dr's to the White House for a photo op on health care. One of the Fox reporters said that Obama staffers even suppled white medical coats to some people that didn't have them.

3. #3m00nd0ct0r @ 2010-9-1 06:31

   He's coding. I think heart failure is a code five. So they use coding for short.

4. #4чaнoo'ѕ ѕωєєтнєαят♥ @ 2010-9-14 18:18

   lmao… damn
   ur school is fucked
   i'd break that in like the first rule

5. #5stefsun @ 2010-9-27 19:53

   Coding. To avoid alarming others, announcements to alert medical staff to emergencies often use colour codes. The most common code is 'blue' which indicates that a patient needs immediate resuscitation for a number of reasons, such as a very low heart rate or abnormal heart rhythm. In common usage, the 'code' has come to mean the process of resuscitation, and 'coding' for the deterioration to a state where resuscitation is needed.

6. #6anonymous @ 2010-11-2 06:18

   The west point cadets didn't appear too thrilled being in the audience. I couldn't stop chuckling every time that one kid would nod off as the camera panned the room.

   Several times Obama paused like he expected applause, but he didn't get it.

   This stagged event reminds me of the time Obama invited all the Dr's to the White House for a photo op on health care. One of the Fox reporters said that Obama staffers even suppled white medical coats to some people that didn't have them.

7. #7Paulina @ 2010-11-4 20:20

   WOW your school it to concerned about dressing up.
   I would leave this school cuz all i wear are skinny jeans.
   The pants might be allowed but i dont think the shirt will be cuz they are flannel

8. #8starshine624 @ 2010-11-19 06:54

   wow sucks for you.
   i see its a ridiculous rule about the facial piercing and hair colors. ESPECIALLY the stick-on tats

   you sound like a freshmen who's afraid of getting into trouble.

9. #9Wesley @ 2010-12-13 15:45

   This story is a sad indicator of the decline of values in our society. The ladies pictured appear, if one only considered their photos and their white medical coats, to be caring and kind, but they are actually the face of ethical abandon and cruelty. They have rejected the core tenets of the Hippocratic oath, choosing to end rather than preserve life. It is indeed tragic that they do not feel shame for their role in advancing abortion and destroying the historical Hippocratic moorings of the medical profession.

10. #10jeevis @ 2010-12-17 08:03

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11. #11King Pin @ 2011-9-27 03:05

    WOAH, I can't believe I just read all that.

    I don't know what a buffalo shirt is; but YOUR SCHOOL DOESN'T ALLOW JEANS? WHYYYY?

    I live in Australia, so I have a school uniform and am actually glad after reading all that. MY school dress code is simple; wear the longsleeved white shirt with top button done up, wear the school tie, wear the black knee-hi socks, wear the black school jumper, wear the black and magenta school skirt at regulation length (between the knees and ankles). On casual clothes days, we can wear as much denim as we like and are allowed collar-less shirts and basically whatever we want as long as we don't look slutty. We can wear cargo pants.
    everything I wear would violate that. Do girls ALWAYS have to have a collar, also? Because I think that's stupid. Women can have nice tops that aren't collared or buttoned/zipped. But whatever.

    I think that a flannel shirt doesn't offend the dress code directly, but I personally would never wear one – and considering how "dressy" your schools dress code makes the requirements seem, a flannel shirt doesn't exactly fit the picture.
    And as for the pants, depends how tight they are…

    AND, Why isn't head to toe black permitted? they keep saying black is an acceptable solid colour, but don't allow it to be worn together….