I know you’ve been trying to bring your arms up recently, and you seem to do curls after leg days. You don’t seem to do as much tricep work though, do you just feel they are comparatively strong and it’s bis that are weak?
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[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]G1579 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
First patient of the day was just wow. Antisocial personality disorder mixed with borderline personality disorder with a sprinkle of PTSD and anxiety. Wow he was a treat. Plus he looked like a 12 yr old boy yet was 28 and has stabbed and adultery multiple ppl throughout his life 
anyways no one wants to hear that stuff.
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I believe you are mistaken, sounds like very interesting stuff
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Had a schizo patient today that has this odd delusion/hallucination that he can feel but not see and knows its around living in his bed frame. It’s a cog. Named because its a cat dog combo. There are multiple ones. He kinda liked them.
Id be happy to share other things if ppl had questions or anything [/quote]
woah…[/quote]
Yeah ryan I find your work stories very interesting.
[quote]csulli wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]G1579 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
First patient of the day was just wow. Antisocial personality disorder mixed with borderline personality disorder with a sprinkle of PTSD and anxiety. Wow he was a treat. Plus he looked like a 12 yr old boy yet was 28 and has stabbed and adultery multiple ppl throughout his life anyways no one wants to hear that stuff.
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I believe you are mistaken, sounds like very interesting stuff
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Had a schizo patient today that has this odd delusion/hallucination that he can feel but not see and knows its around living in his bed frame. It’s a cog. Named because its a cat dog combo. There are multiple ones. He kinda liked them.
Id be happy to share other things if ppl had questions or anything [/quote]
woah…[/quote]
Yeah fun. Lots of really interesting things
Spidey. It’s mostly time. But yes bis are farther behind. And Tri does get hit more on pressing than biceps do on back. Also Tri will affect performance for me pressing if I did them on leg day. But it’s mostly time.
[quote]jppage wrote:
[quote]csulli wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]G1579 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
First patient of the day was just wow. Antisocial personality disorder mixed with borderline personality disorder with a sprinkle of PTSD and anxiety. Wow he was a treat. Plus he looked like a 12 yr old boy yet was 28 and has stabbed and adultery multiple ppl throughout his life anyways no one wants to hear that stuff.
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I believe you are mistaken, sounds like very interesting stuff
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Had a schizo patient today that has this odd delusion/hallucination that he can feel but not see and knows its around living in his bed frame. It’s a cog. Named because its a cat dog combo. There are multiple ones. He kinda liked them.
Id be happy to share other things if ppl had questions or anything [/quote]
woah…[/quote]
Yeah ryan I find your work stories very interesting.[/quote]
Hmm when I am on a comp I can type up another or two
On inpatient we had a very very paranoid involuntary, brought in. She had a very rare syndrome called capgras. She thought her children had been replaced by duplicates. That is how paranoid she was. It was really sad to see her interact with her daughters. Heart breaking really but a week later after we had an order to treat and anitpsychotics had been titrated, I walked in for my last inpatient day and she smiled at me. Quite the turn around. She even laughed a few times during the med checkup. That was very very cool and rewarding
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
On inpatient we had a very very paranoid involuntary, brought in. She had a very rare syndrome called capgras. She thought her children had been replaced by duplicates. That is how paranoid she was. It was really sad to see her interact with her daughters. Heart breaking really but a week later after we had an order to treat and anitpsychotics had been titrated, I walked in for my last inpatient day and she smiled at me. Quite the turn around. She even laughed a few times during the med checkup. That was very very cool and rewarding [/quote]
Yikes, nice to see actual positive change because that is a brutal condition.
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
On inpatient we had a very very paranoid involuntary, brought in. She had a very rare syndrome called capgras. She thought her children had been replaced by duplicates. That is how paranoid she was. It was really sad to see her interact with her daughters. Heart breaking really but a week later after we had an order to treat and anitpsychotics had been titrated, I walked in for my last inpatient day and she smiled at me. Quite the turn around. She even laughed a few times during the med checkup. That was very very cool and rewarding [/quote]
Damn that’s crazy. I had a few classes on free will and moral responsibility, and we talked about this. One my professors suffered from something I guess similar to prosopagnosia, so he always talked about how he was afraid his condition and capgras syndrome were similar enough that he could develop it, so he had a real interest in it. I really think these kinds of conditions are the most cruel, though, not only for the person with the illness but also everyone around them. It’s awesome you get to help people get that under control, or at least as under control as one can.
[quote]G1579 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
On inpatient we had a very very paranoid involuntary, brought in. She had a very rare syndrome called capgras. She thought her children had been replaced by duplicates. That is how paranoid she was. It was really sad to see her interact with her daughters. Heart breaking really but a week later after we had an order to treat and anitpsychotics had been titrated, I walked in for my last inpatient day and she smiled at me. Quite the turn around. She even laughed a few times during the med checkup. That was very very cool and rewarding [/quote]
Yikes, nice to see actual positive change because that is a brutal condition.
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Yeah it was hard to watch not so much her since she had no insight. But her family interaction was bad. And so so much better after a week
[quote]Spidey22 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
On inpatient we had a very very paranoid involuntary, brought in. She had a very rare syndrome called capgras. She thought her children had been replaced by duplicates. That is how paranoid she was. It was really sad to see her interact with her daughters. Heart breaking really but a week later after we had an order to treat and anitpsychotics had been titrated, I walked in for my last inpatient day and she smiled at me. Quite the turn around. She even laughed a few times during the med checkup. That was very very cool and rewarding [/quote]
Damn that’s crazy. I had a few classes on free will and moral responsibility, and we talked about this. One my professors suffered from something I guess similar to prosopagnosia, so he always talked about how he was afraid his condition and capgras syndrome were similar enough that he could develop it, so he had a real interest in it. I really think these kinds of conditions are the most cruel, though, not only for the person with the illness but also everyone around them. It’s awesome you get to help people get that under control, or at least as under control as one can. [/quote]
It’s been secretly rewarding which was unexpected coming into this field. Then some of the BPD patients in therapy are some of the hardest because personality stuff is so hard to work on. It’s so deep in their brain it needs years of steady therapy. But it’s quite amazing as well to see
Lower yesterday 7/30/14 d2 week7
Front squat no lockout 185x10 225x10 245x8 265x6x2
Power dead. 225x5 315x5x2 rdl 315x10x2
Leg curls 4x15
Hack squat 3x15
Curls 4x15
Solid workout. Had to go faster as we had a day of conferences and diff learning activities as a full group of M3s so no patients. Sutured and stuck IVs. Learned about diabetes and got to do some sub injects of saline lol. Ppl were freaking out. Kinda sad how big of pusses they are. The rest was boring conferences. GF came our and man so much food. She must love me fat lol. Back with patients today
Upper day 2 week 7. 8/1/14
Last day in psych. Kinda sad. Shelf exam tomorrow.
15* incline bb no lockout. 185x10 225x8 235x7x3 225x8
Medium neutral row 170x12 190x10x3 210x8
60* DB press no lockout. 80x10, 8 70x10
Wide neutral grip row. 170x10 x3 150x12
Machine press. 2x15
Pullover 4x15 and partials.
Mahcine fly 2x12
Rear delt/lateral delt. 4x15/12
Tri 3x12
Decent workout. Good pump. Ok weight. Tired today though.
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
Last day in psych. Kinda sad. Shelf exam tomorrow. [/quote]
Which one? Good luck.
[quote]LoRez wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
Last day in psych. Kinda sad. Shelf exam tomorrow. [/quote]
Which one? Good luck.[/quote]
Thanks it’s the psych shelf. It’s supposed to be stupidly hard.
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]LoRez wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
Last day in psych. Kinda sad. Shelf exam tomorrow. [/quote]
Which one? Good luck.[/quote]
Thanks it’s the psych shelf. It’s supposed to be stupidly hard. [/quote]
Ah, I was thinking the step exams not the shelf exams. Not that that changes the “good luck” thing at all.
[quote]LoRez wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]LoRez wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
Last day in psych. Kinda sad. Shelf exam tomorrow. [/quote]
Which one? Good luck.[/quote]
Thanks it’s the psych shelf. It’s supposed to be stupidly hard. [/quote]
Ah, I was thinking the step exams not the shelf exams. Not that that changes the “good luck” thing at all.[/quote]
Step 1 was in June and step 2 most likely next sept or so
Yeah test day so fun. Slept in till 5. Test is at 9
Lower body partial workout.
Reverse band squat. 275x12 315x12 365x10, 10, 9 315x10, 11
GHR. 3x10
Power clean from hang/SDL. 135/225x3x5/10
Now walking and most likely will be back in the gym later to do some isolation or something when my gf lifts. She is at home in bed. Lucky. Phew food has been much too good lol. This will be a nice break and then anesthesia starts Monday. Nothing too crazy yesterday on the last day.
Went back in with gf.
Clean from hang. 135x10x3 and 155x5x3
Front squat reverse band. 185x20 225x15x2
Chain curls 3x15
Now food time and tv shows. Ppl might get together after rotations today we will see. Test for me was 100q had 3 hrs finished in 80min. Long stems on some. Was ok. Nothing super hard but certainly not easy. My clerkship director said he’d be happy to give me a LOR down the road if I need it.
Upper body day 3 week 7
Squeeze press. 25x10 35x10 45x10x3
Rear delt. 4x15+15
Low incline DB. 90x10x3
Pull-up/rack pull mid shin. Bw/225x10/10, bw/315x10/8, bw/315+1chain x10/6, 8/6, 8/6
Flexed hard all the way through on these. Wow is that painful.
Pullover 3x12
Lateral 5x15
Solid workout. Body was pumped top to bottom. Gf met up with me to do her intervals. I decided to do 3 sprints with her. Man legs were pissed about that. More good food and lots of relax with her today. Last day for her she will go home tomorrow and it’s back to the real world for me.
Anna went back home. Always sucks. Wasn’t gonna workout but then did.
Mob ankles then
Clean from hang. 135x5x2 clean from hang/push press light leg drive: 135x5/5x6
Tri/curls 10x10-12 for each
Also messed around on rings and some abs. The clean and push press I’d do all cleans first then all push press. Couple times I’d do a couple back squats after the push press. Basically wanted to get some movement and blood flowing and hr up. Was about 40min worth of stuff then walked 3.5mi.
