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When the pH goes up?

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So does the PT
(but then K+ goes down hypoK+)
>hyperreflexia
> irritable
> tachypnea
> tachycardia
> borborygmi 
> seizure (suction)
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when the pH goes down?

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so does the PT. K+ goes up
> hypo reflexia
> bradycardia
> lethargy/ obtunded
> paralytic ileus
> coma
> resp arrest (ambu bag)
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Kussmals resps:

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MAC Kussmal

Metabolic ACidosis

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when will is be metabolic alkalosis?

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with prolonged vomiting or suctioning. Lose K+

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what to do for high pressure ventilation alarm

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triggered to increased resistance

> unkink tubing
empty water condensation in loops
suction mucus secretions–> get them to cough, turn and change position first

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what to do for low pressure vent alarm

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triggered to decreased resistance (air getting in too easy)

> reconnect tubing
extubation or decannulation (loss of airway)

senses FiO2
plug sensor back into wire hole?

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what do you do for someone who is in denial after grief and loss

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support it. dont confront it like substance/alcohol abuse

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a codependent person lakes what and gets what out of catering to a dependent?

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lacks self-esteem

gets a sense of “do good” for doing for the dependent

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warnicke-Korsakoff?

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alcohol withdrawl

warnicke- encephalopathy
korsekoff- psychosis

amnesia with confabulation- loss memory. makes up stories and believes them.

Nurse- dont confront. they think its real REDIRECT and RECHANNEL

Prevent with Thymine B1

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Antibuse or Revia

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> drugs for alcohol abuse
aversion therapy
wont start working for 2 weeks
avoid everything with alcohol

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what are all the uppers?

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> caffeine
> cocaine
> LSD/PCP
> methamphetamine (cough syrup)
> adderall (ADD)
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S & S of uppers

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everything goes up.

> watch out for seizure (have suction at bedside)

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S & S of downers

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everything goes down

> watch out for resp arrest (ambu bag)

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upper withdrawals

downer wd’s

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looks like downers S & S

looks like uppers S & S

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which 2 situations would resp arrest and depression be highest priority?

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upper withdrawal and downer overdose

seizures**

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new born drug addict

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high for 24 hrs. then withdrawal.

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what is delirium Tremens DT

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withdrawal up to 24 hrs
72 hrs later some get confusion with withdrawal

> very unstable and can die
NPO / restraints / strict bedrest / danger

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what do both alcohol WD and DT PTs get?

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antiHTN
tranquilizer
B1

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what are aminoglycosides?

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Antibiotics when nothing else works. Big guns. mean olg mycin

** have mycin its mean, have thomycin its average

route IM or IV

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what toxic effects for aminoglycosides

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  1. ototoxicity - cranial nerve 8

2. nephrotoxicity- monitor creatinine

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what do you use for hepatic encephalopathy or pre-op bowel prep?

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Neomycin and Canamycin

route PO bc these drugs are not absorbed PO. ppl will just poop out and with it take ammonia with it.

wont have toxic effects PO

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what is trough and peaks?

what is narrow range?

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trough- lowest in blood right bfr drug given
peak- drug level highest in blood

check when therapeutic range is narrow.
Ex. dig 0.125-0.25

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when do you draw troughs?

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30 min bfr drug is given

any route

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when do you draw peaks?

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depends on route:
SL- 10-15 min after given
IV- 15-30 min after given
IM- 30-60 min after given

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how long until antidepress begin to work?
2-4 weeks
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Calcium Channel Blockers
Like valium for the heart "dipine" verapamil, cardiazem(can be IV drip) A- antihypertensive. relax heart and blood vessels AA- anti-anginals. relax heart and decrease O2 demand AAA- anti-atrial arrhythmia (wont treat ventricular stuff)
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CCB's side effects
Headache Hypotension Hold CCB if systolic < 100
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what would V.Fib look like?
chaotic squiggle line. no pattern Fror V.Fib you D.Fib (shock)
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V. tachycardia
sharp peaks, could be up or down and there is a pattern.
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if the question says something about a P wave then...
it is taking about atrial. rule out vent
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if has a QRS
its ventricular
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what heart meds for ventricular?
lidocane | amioderone
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what heart meds for atrial?
A- adenocard. push in 8 seconds. when you slam fast they go into asystole but they come out! B- BB's olol C- CCB's D- Digitalis (Lanoxin)
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meds for Asystole
Epi and Atropine in this oder
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if broken seal in chest tube do...?
1. clamp 2. cut tube from broken device 3. put end of tube in sterile water (BEST) 4. unclamp to reestablish water seal
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when is a heart defect trbl?
when it starts with T blood is shunted right to left = blue all heart defect kids will have murmurs
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Tetralogy of Fallot VarieD PictureS Of A RancH
``` VD = ventricular defect PS = pulmonary stenosis OA = Overriding Aorta RH = Right hypertrophy ```
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contact precautions:
``` fecal-oral: > C.diff > Hep A > staph > RSV (kids lick toys) > Rotavirus (infant diarrhea) ``` gloves/gown private room if poss
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dropplet
``` travel 3 feet. > menmengitis > Hep-flu B (epiglottitis) > Rubella > mumps > pertussis ``` mask eyewear
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airborne
> TB > herpes Zoster > varicella Zoster neg pressure N95
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what order do you put on PPE?
gown mask goggles gloves
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what order do you take off PPE?
gloves goggles gown mask
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crutches
up with the good leg, crutches follow. down with the bad leg. 2-4 = even number of limbs, 4= severe 3 = odd, weight bear allowed swing through- NWB
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what is non-psychotic?
someone that is reality based and has insight to their problem. all their senses are same as mine.
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nurse intervention for non-psychotic?
Good therapeutic communication "I hear that you are feeling down" can you tell me more? PT might be feeling depression.
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Polycythemia
chronic myeloproliferative disorder where the bone marrow makes too many RBC's > can occur in someone who has COPD d/t hypoxemia > PT can develop blood clots > PTs receive periodic phlebotomy (remove 300-500mls of blood to get hct <45%)
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when to report platelet when on heparin infusion?
when platelets decrease > or = 50% from PTs baseline | HIT, heparin induced thrombocytopenia
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what to do with elevated BUN?
increase IV fluids
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normal Hct
117-173
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plt
150,000-400,000
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allergies caused by
IgE
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Von Willebrand
bleeding disorder from deficient vW factor which helps with clotting > can use untranasal desmopressin or topical thrombin) >major will need vEF replacement
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Epinephrine
stimulates both alpha and beta-adrenergic receptors, dilates bronchial smooth muscle (beta 2), and provides vasoconstriction (beta 1) IM better than SC repeat Q 5-25 min
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albuterol
broncodilator
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diphenhydramine
antihistamine modifies the hypersensitivity reaction and relieves puritis
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why wouldnt you give nitroglycerine for anaphylacitc shock?
decreases BP for already low BP morphine is also avoided bc it can make puritis and hypotension worse.
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treating hypoglycemia without checking BS
15-20g of quick acting carbs. repeat 15 min as needed. > careful not too much or could rebound into hyperglycemia. > 1 tbs honey/syrup, 4 tbs jelly, 4-6 oz juice, 8 oz low-fat milk
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metabolic syndrome
3 or more to diagnose puts PTs at high risk for stroke, DM, and cardiovas disease ``` effects: > waist circumference > BP > triglycerides >150 > HDL < 40/50 > glucose > or = 5.6 ``` We Better Think High Glucose
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Acromegaly
over production of GH
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lymph node after mastectomy
0.5-1.0cm = normal mobile, firm and non-tender = normal hard and fixed could = malig
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thyroid storm
hyperthyroid = graves from stress > fever > tachycardia > elevated BP > anxious, trembling, restless
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malignant hyperthermia
perioperative setting from anesthesia
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Seritonin syndrome
when PT overdose on antidepressant that would increase seritonin
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what to check after thyroidectomy if twitching and tingle around mouth
Calcium normal is 8.6-10.2 tetany + trousseau and chvostek
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cushing
excess corticsteroids (esp glucocorticoids/cortisol) > admin steroids hydrocortisone/prednise
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RAIU test
give low dose radioactive iodine (high dose given if cancer to kill thyroid tissues) ``` scan performed: > take preg test prior > hold thyroid meds 5-7 days prior > NPO for 2-4 hrs prior > remove dentures/jewlery > drink plenty of fluids after > will be awake > no breastfeeding ```
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hyperthyroid
> eat high cal diet 4000-5000 > increase protein and carbs > avoid high fiber > avoid stimulants and spicy food
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fruity breath and increased resps for PT with DM
DKA > check BS > start IV infusion reg insulin > IV bolus of NS nurse must start IV bolus first bc need to treat dehydration. Insulin pulls water, K+, and glucose into cells which could exacerbate vascular dehydrate and imbalance electrolytes
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why do you give a PT a bag to breath into if hypervent
to decrease CO2 being lost. leads to resp alkalosis
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DKA characterized by?
> hyperglycemia > ketosis (break down fat) > acidosis
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SLE causes
systemic lupus erythmatosus (autoimmune) = chronic inflam ``` > malar rash (face) butterfly > pleuritis/ pleural effusion > pericarditis/ pericardial effusion > nephrotic/ nephritis > arthritis > DVT ```
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for hyperparathyroidism
regulate Ca levels in blood
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phalen's maneuver
diagnose carpal tunnel in wrist
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Romberg test
neurological exam to assess vestibule function, and vision (balance)
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acanthosis nigricans
hyperpigmentation and skin thickening on neck and axilla d/t insulin resistance (diabetic dermopathy or metabolic syndrome)
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BMI
18.5-24.9 = normal
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fasting total cholesterol
< 200
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diet highest risk for macrocytic anemia
B12 and folic acid deficient B12 from animal foods Vegans- no meat
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lacto-vegaterian
eat milk products lacto-ovo = eat eggs
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DI
insuff ADH from manipulation of pit gland
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autonomic neuropathy for DM
AUTO- invol body movements : > BP, HR, perspire, sex function, digestion nerve damage. causes posteural hypotn > take BP sitting and standing.
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who is at greatest risk for a PE?
post-major surgery
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SIADH
d/t head injury excess ADH = water absorption from kidneys low serium osmolality, low serium Na, urine op decreased and concentrated = high specific gravity
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altered mental status, easy bruising and hair loss =
liver disease
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HHS
hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state > DM2 > can produce enough insulin to prevent DKA, but not enough to prevent HHS, osmotic diureses, and extracellular fluid deficit BS > 33.3 eventually causes neurological manifestations
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radiation exposure
> affects tissues with fast proliferate. > oral mucosa, GI tract and bone marrow.
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TB info
a PT with Latent TB is at increased risk of conversion to active TB if they start taking prednisone (or other steroids)
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sulfasalazine
GI anti-inflam for IBD
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peaked T-waves indicate
hyperkalemia > would be hyper in DKA only because of extracellular shift and not because of urine loss (initially)
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epistaxis
nose bleed
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neutropenia is determined when ?
count below 1.0 x 10(9)... or 1,000
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pheochromocytoma
tumor in the adrenal medulla = excess catecholamines = paroxysmal hypertensive crisis > give nitroprusside to vasodilate and bring BP down PT risk for stroke
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Psychotic
< someone who does not have insight and is not reality based. < they are either having delusions, hallucinations or illusions
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delusions
< false fixed beliefs. < no sensory component Paranoid. grandiose, somatic (body can do things that they actually cant)
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hallucinations
all sensory | auditory, visual, tactile
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illusions
also sensory. misinterpret of reality
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3 kinds of psychosis
1. functional 2. dementia 3. psychotic delirium
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functional
schizo, schizo, major, manics < (schizo-effective disorder) < bipolar is only psych in the manic phase < nurse: teach reality
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4 steps to teaching reality:
1. acknowledge feelings 2. presenting reality- I know that the voices are telling you, but I do not hear voices... 3. set a limit- that topic is off limits 4. enforce the limit- I see you are too ill to be reality based, we can try again later. only end the conversation.
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dementia
< brain damage, stroke, organic brain syndrome, senile < these ppl cannot learn reality < Nurse: 1. acknowledge feelings 2. redirect them
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psychotic delirium
< temp, sudden, often d/t chemical imbalance in body < drugs: intox on uppers/wd from downers, overdose, post-op, UTI, thyroid storm, adrenal crisis, steroid rage < nurse: remove harm and keep them safe 1. acknowledge their feelings 2. reassure them- say its temp and it will go away
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ex. those ppl over there are plotting to kill me psychizo- dementia- delerium tremons-
P- I see that you are feeling scared, the reality is those ppl are not saying they are going to kill you. this conversation is over D- i see that you are scared. why dont we go somewhere else. DT- I see that you are scared. you are safe. this is a symptom of your illness and it will eventually go away.
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narrowed self-concept
dont want to leave there room N: I see that you are comfortable. you can leave your room when you want.
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if depressed (not major)
N: I see that you are depressed, but it is time to get up and shower. breakfast is at 0900. its 0830, you have 1/2 hr.