Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Last Duty Ever... Tomorrow... :p

Ok... after my sleep this night, I'll wake up and have our last duty ever!!! woooooh!!! So, we are having this community duty this past three weeks now, doing health teachings on different diseases and stuff... building rapport to people, hanging around, cleaning up the streets....yeah... What's that all about..??? nothing much.. :p So after every community duty a group must have something to help or contribute to the community, so we planned on giving out trashcans around 60 of them and spread it all over the community, this would happen tomorrow. Hopefully this would help on the betterment of the community's environment and we hope that they would be responsible enough to make use of their trashcans properly and all that. So happy duty to me... oooppss!!! that's still tomorrow....


Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Last Hospital Duty Day in the Ward

Finally, we're done on our scheduled hospital duties for the semester. We would be in the community duty for the the last three weeks. Last few weeks we had our duties in the ward of different hospitals. I'm happy that this is our last day but i will surely miss those toxicated days of my life. Handling so many patients is disastrous.

Being "toxic" or "toxicated" ??? Hmmm.. how should I describe these words?
  • Being assigned to six or more patients,
  • taking their vital signs "q1" or every hour, "q2" for every two hours,
  • mostly bedridden patients,
  • your clinical instructor told you to change the bed linens of all your patients,
  • your clinical instructor requires you to bath bedridden patients
  • giving them their medicines, not only one but some patients has a dozen different medications to take,
  • and bad thing is that your clinical instructor would ask you first the indication of that drug, contraindications and all that before giving it to patients.
  • charting and writing on Nurses notes
  • checking out if doctors made rounds, check their orders and carried them out
And other special procedures... Whew.. really tiring that you just want to cry and go home at that moment.


Anyways, next week is our community duty. We will go to a community, visit families, do health teachings, provide them with leaflets and other stuffs,do surveys, make programs and all that. This is much easier than that of duties in the hospital. But the bad news is that... it's nearly summer!!! it's really hot nowadays especially in the afternoon and we're in the community walking around and visiting different homes... we are scheduled 8am to 3pm, so bringing umbrella is a must.. !!!! So goodluck to our group.. may our community duty be exciting, memorable, not tiring and I'm praying for a good climate... yipee!!!!


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