Showing posts with label Studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Studies. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15

Beginning of my 3rd year

TIMETABLE
just got my 2 weeks timetable....full of lectures everyday...almost no space in between the lectures and lectures of everyday almost are from 8am-5pm.

3RD DAY OF MY 3RD YEAR
today i had a lecture with Dr. XXX who b4 this can be considered as a "catastrophe" to me ...but i think that he can't remember me anymore. nvm...i was trying not to be scared of what had happened last time...but still there was a little bit worry...i think will fade with the coming lectures with him. haiz...2 assignments are given today...STOP!!!

4TH DAY IN MY NEW HOSTEL ROOM
very happy that 7 of us(coursemates) get together again staying in the same college
very happy and lucky that i got a single room which is very new
till now...im still enjoying of hanging alone in the new room...haha



Time to sleep! Nitez ^o^

Wednesday, April 7

2 weeks in Hospital Serdang

i'd been thinking of how to make my 2 weeks clinical attachment in Hospital Serdang pass faster. but it seemed that the 2 weeks were passing quite fast where i didn't even notice "oh, almost 5pm d, time to go back" haha.
i was in surgical department during the 1st week. had been sewing a lot of pressure garments for burn patient. confidence in sewing the pressure garment had been increasing a lot during this time posting. thanks to my supervisor also as her praise make me more confident that my pressure garment are really not bad (hmm...).
not much cases in Hospital Serdang, i think the most serious burn case that i had seen during the 2 weeks was chemical burn on face.

first time i did a mask PG on patient. it took me a long time in adjustment to make sure it fitted well on the patient's face.

first time got a patient in surgery unit for case study which was a 2 y/o burn patient and experienced the situation of " he cries once u near him". very funny words which i saw it in physician notes.

i was in orthopaedic unit during the 2nd week. amount of patients was just so..so... and type of cases also....so...so...not many.

first time got a patient in ortho for case study with diagnosis which was very unfamiliar for me- cutaneous abscess, furuncle and carbuncle. generally, it was about abscess. experienced of doing splint on her very stiff fingers and it was really hard compared to what we did on coursemates during class practicals.

first time present case study in front of all therapists, and i satisfied with my presentation and efforts but a little bit upset with the marks given...but overall okla....

saw and experience a lot of situation that sometimes with my current status was not able to control or make any changes to it. eg.

  1. someone who was very lazy and not responsible of what she supposed to do, some more ask me or others do for her...(well...i learned extra things but really hate her attitude!)
  2. doing assessment on patient halfway and suddenly the nurse just came into the room and said the patient finished d and can go back and straight away she pushed him (on wheelchair) out of the room....( i was just like@@)
  3. saw a man with his wife lying on bed, all the way pushed by the nurse from ward to our department for ankle foot orthosis (around 11+ a.m.) and keep saying hi and thank you whenever he saw us or therapists. saw him still waiting for nurse to fetch them back to ward at the reception counter at 12.15pm when we were going for lunch and when we back from lunch ard 1p.m the man and his wife lying on bed still there was no person approach them. (SO........hmm...) waiting for a while...finally the nurse came...and i still remember the last few words from the man "thank you", last sentence from me" remember to take ur lunch!"





in few words, still, good experience! ^o^

Tuesday, March 16

Breathless

Had been 2 weeks with everyday timetable full of lectures and practical whole day.EXHAUSTED. way go to and way back from HUKM for lectures by doctor there were really tiring me for few days. these few days busy practicing splint, pressure garments and had been doing mock case study presentation today. happy that i was doin well in my part according to lecturer. next week will be starting of my very first official clinical placement for orthopaedic and surgery in Serdang Hospital. don't know any about the condition and situation there, and also the therapist. hope it goes well.

ignore if u think my thumb is looked like a little bit cacat as what my friends claimed...haha. just want to show that these are the splints i like the most among all that i had practiced doing these few weeks . easier for me to do but it's not easier to make them look nice and neat. and they are cute...lol

    


Tuesday, January 12

12.01.10

today had a pathology lecture with a dr from foreign country who do not know how to speak malay...ok, it's fine and not my problem to listen all his lectures in english since i prefer lectures in english. and here comes the shock that my eyes blink blink and my auditory duct enlarging and above my head ***** +????? spinning around and around when he spoke out his 1st sentence which i could not hear 90% of the words. i asked my coursemate next to me " what did he say just now?"  "erh........" ok....it's not my ears got problem. he spoke like there's something inside the mouth and scared it would drop out...and his upper lip did not move when he was speaking, i saw that though i was not sat in the 1st row of the hall...good eyesight...lolz. i think until half of the lectures only i started to get some of his words. sweat =.=''. but he was the 1st lecturer i saw that managed to control these situation since i entered uni , which are, do not allow students to speak during lecture and really, there's no voices; do not allow students enter to the hall if comes late ( today a student who came late used a very very 'powerful' excuse that was " i woke up late"); do not allow students to sleep (today he asked the student who fall asleep to sit at the front row); do not allow people to eat and drink during his lectures. that's for today....not sure there is still gt how many 'do notssss'. after that, biostatistics course where my head getting vry pening. forgot all the formulas and ways to calculate that i learnt in form6. back home nid to open those f6 maths books to practice doing it again. really did not touch any calculation after stpm. this sem will start my 1st clinical posting for orthopaedics and surgery in hospital. this time we can choose our own hospital from the list of hospitals that was prepared by our course coordinator. some will be going to kuantan, t'ganu, muar, temerloh and some in hkl, hosp ampang and serdang. i've chosen hospital ard kl which is serdang...no nid so mafan thinking mafan thing in other states. wat else huhh? assignments....non-stop stuff recently....need to continue doing! work hard, everyone!



Voices in glassiebottle

Wednesday, December 16

16.12.09 morning

考试成绩原以为准17号才揭晓。那儿知道刚才随便按一按,成绩已经放上网了。虽然已经心中有数,但还是会失落了一下。这学期的成绩比上两次差一点。无可否认这学期的course对我来说也比较有难度,而且很有压力。考试时更加不用说,第一星期连续考四天,头昏脑胀@.@。

好了,发泄下就ok了!^.-

等下我要去做饼干了!开心一下 =D

Sunday, March 29

Etiquette practical

last Thursday, my course had an etiquette practical under personality civilization and ethics course. we had our lunch during the etiquette practical in Puri Pujangga in UKM main campus in Bangi. everyone of us seemed very 'careful' during the lunch because scared of making mistakes since our lecturer- pn siti and the one who was giving the etiquette lecture-encik khalid were walking around to observe us. pictures below...XD



~before boarding the bus to Puri Pujangga...cam at bangunan yayasan selangor (BYS)


~do not think before that our lecturer would sit on stairs who claimed that she wore baju bunga-bunga yang cantik on that day...==


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~pictures around more than pictures during practical...lol



~very cold inside the bus, raining outside...cam on the way back



Sunday, February 22

My First OKU Outing

last thursday, 12 february i had my first OKU outing. it is an OKU simulation where we all need to act like handicapped people going around with assistive devices. we were divided into 2 main groups. first group went to klcc for morning section and the second went to times square for evening section. there are many sub groups in the main groups also which are paraplegia(paralysis in lower limb-wheelchair), fibula fracture(axilla crutches) and deaf-mute.













starting point--bangunan yayasan selangor

morning section--heading to klcc

i simulated using axilla crutches going around times square. my scenario was that i had to go to boutique shop and try on clothes in fitting room. the second group had to go to times square using monorail. the time when i cross the road,i still need to think was it enough for me to cross the road using crutches in 13 seconds. if i am in normal, i am sure that i will run across the road. so, i crossed the road later and it seemed like i was doing show in front of the drivers. then, go up the stairs to reach the monorail platform was another hard thing. and don't know why that day we went on the wrong platform, ended up that i needed to went down the stairs again and move to the opposite platform by going on the stairs again. USING CRUTCHES!!!

finally reached there, went to metrojaya, quickly grab a clothe, quickly move into the fitting room. finally!finally!finally! i can rest my both legs and both arms. really super duper tire and ache. then went to KFC to have our lunch...not sure that was it considered a lunch bcz it was at 3++pm. i was quite hungry but did not eat much, did not feel like want to eat.













eating in KFC with 2 coursemates

not sure why 3 of us in red

after that, i exchanged the role with my partner and became a normal one. finally, im free.

the OKU outing sometimes is like doing show to people around, but truthfully saying that only people that work and try on that simulation will know how are the feeling, and still not the truth feeling of being a handicap.

from this simulation, i had seen a lot of people's attitude. i don't want to talk much on it bcz i think lot of people know it. just want to thank an Arab man that help us since on the monorail platform until we reached times square. he helped to carry wheelchair with people on it up and down the stairs, only those that carry before will know how heavy was that. he asked me to have his seat in monorail although at last i refused him bcz it was hard for me to move from the place that i stood to the seat( i rather not to move with crutches, tire).

although i was just on that crutches for 2 hours but it seemed i had been on it for a long time. imagine those people that have to rely on crutches for the rest of their lives. HELP THEM!!! they are just normal people that need to eat and sleep and carry out activities of daily living like us. they are not monsters, not devil, not whatever!they are just the unlucky one's.

~~~HELP THEM!!!

here are some photos during the outing













starting point--BYS

hiding behind to avoid too many wheelchairs at bus stop at once.


















in the times square's toilet--jihah and ej

cam before exchange their roles













END!!! super duper tire and pain after that