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062020
what is romance? i long to join ♡
ig andreabujo

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13/5/2020 | 57/60 Days of Productivity
1 exam down, 2 to go
Anyone taken up journaling during this pandemic?

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hello!! as an online college student, i’ve been lucky enough to already have some experience with online schooling, so i’m here to offer all my advice for the students of quarantined schools! due to the covid-19 outbreak, it’s been very difficult for many who’ve had to switch to online school. however, there are many way to make it simpler and faster, and i’m here to give my best tips!!
firstly, make a list. whether you’re more comfortable with a physical to-do list or a virtual calendar to schedule things out (i’ve used google calendar almost my whole life but i just got the app elisi and it’s beautiful, minimalist, and easy to use! available on pretty much every device). planning out your work is the most efficient way to get it done.
don’t try to do everything at once. while it’s best to get things done soon, space out your work efficiently so you don’t feel overwhelmed!
create a simple, comfortable study space. it doesn’t have to be a perfectly organized desk or gorgeous setup at the kitchen table; i do all of my college work from my bed with a comfy throw blanket and fairy lights up. the most important thing is that you are in the right position to do work, you are comfortable, and that you are able to keep everything you need close to you.
work in chunks. to best knock out your work, take it an hour at a time with 10 to 15 minute breaks in between. make some tea, get a snack, stay energized.
drink lots of water. you are not immune to the coronavirus. it’s also easier to stay energized and focused when you’re hydrated.
MOST IMPORTANTLY: COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR INSTRUCTORS. at first i was very timid to communicate back and forth with my professors when something was wrong but i have learned that it is the most important thing to have good communication. if you don’t understand a concept, have trouble with the online system, or just need general help in your academics, sending them an email is the best way to solve the problem.
reward yourself!! once you’ve finished an assignment, give yourself a little treat (maybe a half hour of minecraft or your favorite snack to munch on!!)–it’s the best way to encourage your mind to work harder.
don’t work too late. you’re off from school. unless it’s the night of the due date, don’t push yourself until it’s done. the morning is just a sleep away.
these are some good playlists for background music.
another important tip! communicate with your classmates in case you don’t understand something. everybody learns differently and some pick up info different than others.
make fancy notes!! get fancy with your stationery!! you have plenty of time now and can go bonkers with your beautiful notes.
continue to check your temperature and monitor symptoms. your school has closed for a reason. your safety and health are important.
retain a relatively normal sleep schedule, similar to the one you have when you normally go to school. slipping out of your regular sleep cycle can and will kick your ass when it’s time to go back.
lastly, eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. take a nap when you’re tired. remember to go to the bathroom and keep your water filled. take care of yourself.
if i think of anything else to add, i will!! just wanted to bring forth my advice in hopes that it benefits anybody who is at home b/c of quarantine or school cancellation :)
cold brisk walks, fresh february snow and gallons of coffee
happy tuesday! i’m so so glad to be reading and planning the week ahead, how’s everyone? 🌻

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things I’ve said in therapy ?/?
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16.01 / a very blue sky day
A song a day.
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The most common mistake I see with starting IVs
The most common mistake I see when people are learning to start IVs is that once they see flash, they stop and try to advance the catheter. When you puncture the vein with the tip of the needle, you’ll get blood return, but you still need to advance the entire bevel and the catheter into the vein before advancing the catheter. See the attached (and crudely drawn) illustrations. Let me know if you have questions!

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Nurse: Alrigjty, you can go ahead and step off the scale, now.
Patient: Thank you.
Nurse: Okay, let me just jot down a few notes and then I'll take you to your room and your doctor will be right with you.
Patient: Great, thank you.
[extended period of silence/waiting]
Patient: Is that... all you wrote this whole time? Where did you get markers? Maybe can we do that, like, after you take me to my room? Um... are you kidding me?
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