In this thread we give random CORRECT advice

[christiangirl]

^^^My handshake has always been pretty firm, but not a death grip or anything. I shook another woman's hand and she was limp as a fish. She didn't squeeze back AT ALL so her hand just crumpled under mine and she yelled like I hurt her. I was like, "Really?"

[als463]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

^^^My handshake has always been pretty firm, but not a death grip or anything. I shook another woman's hand and she was limp as a fish. She didn't squeeze back AT ALL so her hand just crumpled under mine and she yelled like I hurt her. I was like, "Really?"

Oh, I agree with both you and Dr.Phil. I HATE when people shake it so lightly (as if you are a leper). I think we can all agree it is very disrespectful to shake like a limp fish.

[cheerfulgreek]

Clinical procedures should always be done correctly. Unfortunately, in some hospitals, they're not. Like with peritoneal catherization and lavage. It's important to allow the animal to urinate, or empty the bladder by urethral catherization. For most animals, local anesthesia is sufficient. A reversible narcotic sedative can also be used. I mean, if it's necessary. And for positioning, the animal should be placed in either right or left lateral recumbency.

[unicorn]

Charge your phone!