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Encryptshun wrote:Okay, so we're on to bewbs and breadmice.

I'm a fan of both. Adam, where did you get that pic?
I think I saw it on consumerist. Happened to some dude in the UK. Original article was on BBC I think.


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d!ck Prodding?

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Razi wrote:
Dittoz7 wrote:You're not the only one. :'|

In other news I can't make up my mind...
Used Tein super drifts or new PBM coils?

Cause I found some monies to play with....
Dunno yo!
Those seem like they'll be uncomfy though, those come with stupid high spring rates.
I'm off to school!
Peace suckas!
I know but if you want to go low, you don't want a lot of movement.
I wouldn't mind some Megan tracks either. Think they all have a 10kF 8kR springs rates.

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AppleBonker wrote:Who wants bread?

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deadmau5

and giada is amazing...... i love food network

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http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126809

this is hotness..except for the wheels which are ugly as balls...someone photoshop some nice wheels on there.

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moar breadmice?
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It's like they found a way to mass-produce open-faced sammiches! Yum!

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So I got my boots on got the right 'mount a leather and i'm doing me up with the black color liner and im working my strut but i know it dont matter all we need in this world is some love.
there's a thin line tween the dark sight and the light side baby too night theres a struggle gota rumble here tonight
BUT IF I HAD YOU.
LOVE WOULD BE THE ONLY THING I EVER NEED
IF I HAD YOU MONEY FAME AND FORTUNE NEVER COULD COMPETE
IF I HAD YOU!
LIFE WOULD BE A PARTY IT'D BE EXTACY
IF I HAD YOU
YOU YUH YUH YUH YOU
YUH YUH YUH YUH YOU!
YUH YUH YUH YUH YOU
IF I HAD YOU!

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I call shens. Those mices ain't cooked'd.

Damn, mice are cute.

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Whoa, Greg Giraldo died?

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Never heard of him, but seems young for the big dirtnap. RIP, funny man.

And IIIIIII'm just gonna go ahead and leave this....right....

here

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nds1T7U9FqY[/youtube]

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Yeah, he was a comedian. And a judge on Last Comic Standing. I thought he was decently funny. Drugs have taken another who was too young. Bummer.

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Damn. That sucks. He was very lol.

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FUUUUUUU-
I feel like a giant POS dental assistant today.

In other news, what goes it Learned'd?

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krimsonviper wrote:FUUUUUUU-
I feel like a giant POS dental assistant today.

In other news, what goes it Learned'd?
I feel weird.

Who's teeth did you mess up? Was it bloody?

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It wasn't a screw up on a person. More like a screw up of time.

I dunno what to think and if anyone is to blame. Story goes:
I can't read the charts, I don't know what their next visit is( this is written from their last visit, stating when and what their next visit is for ) and the chick up front is a total b**ch. You question her on anything and she tosses you an attitude. I'm new there right and I have experience, but every office works differently and honest to God, they haven't really shown me anything at this office. They didn't show me their sterilize method so I'm using my last offices techniques ( problem is, this office doesn't have a clean side and a dirty side :eek: ), I have to locate things myself and since this office is having the reins turned over to a new DDS, she's moving things around, so I learn where something is and it's no longer there the next day I come in. This is nothing but an add on to my problem

My problem is I'm not learning quick enough to their standards. Their standards is paper, and I was trained on a paperless system, meaning I worked with computers. In the computer system, I was able to track who was coming in for their visit, what their visit is for, is it a scheduled visit or was this an emergency visit, etc. I have full blame on putting the wrong instruments in the room, that's my fault yes and I do continually forget things ( x-ray tabs for a bite-wing x-ray, I forgot to put the high speed handpiece, I'm told to get something from another room ) and that's where I feel like shxt. But it's certainly not helping that I don't know what procedures are going on and I honestly can't ask questions. Why? because the b**ch up front will tell me, "look at the chart" and the doctors are too busy for me to ask a question so I'm flying blind and just getting in the way.

Come Monday, at the end of the day, I'll ask them if I'm progressing. If not, I'll tell them good day and thank you. I'm obviously not learning anything there if I'm not progressing and I'm not gonna waste my time there when I could be searching for a job or reading up procedures and my upcoming written state tests. It just makes me feel like shxt that I'm working for free and I'm being told "You're in the way." Makes me want to quit the field, and I don't believe it's totally my fault and I don't know where to go for help.

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I have to change and adapt quickly, and I can't. I'm breaking.

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That's stupid of them, you probably need to talk with someone important and nail that silly girl up front for hindering you. Make it angry sex with anal.

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Okay, but seriously, what's on this "chart" that is so hard? I guess I never tried to look at one before...

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Eh, she's not the center problem in my eyes. The office could use a revamp on materials and instrument placing, too. My problem is forgetting things. I need to brush up on my charting as well. I charted today and it was... Like a blind man walking in a room full of needles pointed at you and your object is to find the thinnest needle there. Yeah, that's a good description of how my charting went.

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I still don't get the whole "chart" thing. Is it a bar graph? Perhaps a list of numbers? Maybe a pie chart?

I DON'T KNOW! :( I would steer you in the right direction, but I'm on the outside here.

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Dattebayo wrote:Okay, but seriously, what's on this "chart" that is so hard? I guess I never tried to look at one before...
A chart is a combination of several things: progress notes, previous x-rays, health history, and charges, just to name a few. Occasionally there will be a sheet of paper saying what their next visits are and if it was completed, cancelled or rescheduled.

Progress notes, the most important part, will contain what the doctor has seen, what they will do/have done and how the operation went and recovery notes. Things like is the patients body responding well to an implant? If it was an onlay or inlay or crown(cap) too high and was the tooth adjusted for the bite? All of it legal documents. If there is no sheet saying what their next visit is for, their next visit would be written on this sheet. At this office, it's not there and I can't ever find the sheet that would have it.

In the progress notes, their first exam ever will be here as well. It will have oral cancer report, numbers that have perio probing results, and what restorations are already in the mouth. All of these are written on the same sheet that has a diagram of the human mouth. Symbols and colors seperate what's going on on the sheet. If you look at it and don't have a clue as to what means what, you would think a 3 year old decided to have their coloring day on your paper.

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I changed a few things in that post, just letting you know.

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Kayvee, that's uber lame. I would think (since I possess common sense) that the office would benefit by training you better. Imagine, if you had a better idea of what you were doing, things would actually work more fluidly. If that were to happen, everyone else's jobs would be easier. I know it's complicated for some, but for the love of everything holy they need to fix their system!

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AppleBonker wrote:Kayvee, that's uber lame. I would think (since I possess common sense) that the office would benefit by training you better. Imagine, if you had a better idea of what you were doing, things would actually work more fluidly. If that were to happen, everyone else's jobs would be easier. I know it's complicated for some, but for the love of everything holy they need to fix their system!
I see exactly where you are coming from, and I'm at this office at the worst possible time because they are transitioning. They, and probably every office after, think that since I have some background in an office already, I'm suppose to know this. They understand I'm a new graduate, but I don't think they really understand that I am a new graduate.

I dunno, I'm confused and not in the know, and haven't got a clue where to go. This whole weekend I gotta hit the books. My state exams are next week Wednesday.

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But like you said, every office works different. Hell, I've switched jobs before and I've NEVER had one expect me to hit the ground running. There is ALWAYS training for that company's specific policies and procedures. If they were thinking you were just going to understand everything the instant you walked in the door, they were being completely unreasonable in their expectations.

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In other news, I have ridiculous gas right now.

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good evening gentlemen.

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AppleBonker wrote:But like you said, every office works different. Hell, I've switched jobs before and I've NEVER had one expect me to hit the ground running. There is ALWAYS training for that company's specific policies and procedures. If they were thinking you were just going to understand everything the instant you walked in the door, they were being completely unreasonable in their expectations.
So true.

I just know that it's definitely my fault for forgetting things and having the wrong set-up for the procedure ( I thought it was a crown prep, but it was suppose to be composite set-set-up ). I need to brush up on my charting. Very important since many doctors rely on the assistant to write down probe depths and existing restorations.


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