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AutieHamilton
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I am a CNA but only on-call, meaning I only work a few days a month. In my profile, I have my activity level set to sedentary. So, my question is, on the days I work, do I add the incredible amount of walking I do, or not? I don't want to cheat myself out of a work out or "lie" to myself about it....
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I'd just count them as bonus days!0
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I'm a nursing student and just did my CNA clinicals. I added a bonus 30-45 min aerobic work out (because we know lifting and moving people is aerobic!) on the days I was at clinicals (8+ hours) since my other days were still sedentary (my setting). If I didn't feel extra hungry though I didn't worry about eating them back like I do my normal exercise calories.0
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