Night shifts done, gym or bed?
Such a loaded question, but gym in bed whenever possible! Otherwise I find a regular workout right before sleep to deter sleep, so prefer to do it earlier
Those gains won't stick if you don't sleep/recover. Hit the sack if you haven't already.
If you were a nurse here I would say bed, the phone is likely to ring and you would get called back in, best to sleep at every opportunity available.
@Josephine Here they send a cab to come and get you if you don't answer. If you say you are too drunk to work they take you back to the hospital to test your blood alcohol to see if you can. There has been multiple cases where nurses get pulled over for impaired driving due to lack of sleep and lose their licenses. In some departments at the hospitals over half of the time the nurses are working compulsory overtime. I have a sister who is a RN working Neo-natal intensive care. She has been retired for 2 years but, agreed to work casual for 1 or 2 shifts a month, they call her every day.
@Josephine Overtime here comes as both mandatory and if they can find you. There are no nurses out of work for long here. The worst injustice is to the casual nurses, this is where they don't have a full time position and can be called in for shifts in a number of hospitals. Many work a lot more hours but, don't get benefits. One friend of mine works 70 hours per week and if they say no to a shift they can find themselves getting 0 hours per week but, still unable to take a full-time job.
No. It's more time on the computer. Gotta get those double points here somehow.
Gym is always the right answer.
can't go wrong
I would suggest bed first. Your circadian rhythm has already been interrupted so you need plenty of rest.
I want to go to the gym, but I can't until I'm better.
Depends on who is going to be in bed with you, doesn't it ?