Take some Tylonol PM at 11am and get a lot of sleep before going into work at 10pm. Then sleep as much as you can in your car (while parked) from 7am - 10am.
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Has anyone here worked 25 hours straight?
- Thread starter SuperMario92
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I think the longest that I have worked during an emergency situation was 33 hours straight. It's a good thing it was a long time ago when I was younger. It will take its toll on you sooner or later as time goes by and sleep deprivation will sneak up on you quick especially while you are driving. You will be driving fine one second, then asleep the next. It can be very dangerous.
Never understood why medical interns have to work 24hr shifts.
I don't want to be wheeled in when dude (or dudette) is on hour 23-1/2...
Yeah, I've done some long stints (when I was young and in the military) but wasn't worth a toot in the end.
I don't want to be wheeled in when dude (or dudette) is on hour 23-1/2...
Yeah, I've done some long stints (when I was young and in the military) but wasn't worth a toot in the end.
Most I have doneis 61 hours. Went to work on Friday morning 7am and got home Sunday night at 8pm. The upgrade didn't go well and we had to back out.
Do you mean work 25 hours straight or do a good job for 25 hours straight? The latter would be tough.
Done it all the time when I was in the Army, but that was a looong time ago. Couldn't do it now at my age.
