Sunday, October 07, 2012
不关事
快乐,是自找的,不是伸手可要的。
泪水,是自找的,不是伸手想要的。
电车,有人上车,有人下站。
人生,有人进来,有人出去,有人被赶出去。
有些事情,不是不懂,只是不想懂。
有些事情,不是不懂,只是宁可假装不懂。
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) posting
Truly an extremely tiring posting. Every morning, we have to be in ward before 730, or in another word, before prof comes. Wash your hands and scrub your hands, repeatedly, repeatedly, and repeatedly...Basically 3 ward rounds daily, then we rush for tracking results and radiographes, help getting ABG results. And one more thing - 3 oncalls in one week WTH! Honestly, we couldn't learn much nor having own time for self-study as we need to be in the ward no matter how unless we have classes. Those doctors in ward were so busy too as there were so many procedures to be done and so many sick babies to be taken care of. Hate the arrangement but salute the spirit of those doctors, especially Prof Noraida.
One thing i love was the sucking reflex from babies. One of the most useful way to stop them from crying. There was one macrosomic baby, we named him as Abang Bob, was born with weight 5.96 kg. Hmm, surely one of the cutest babies there, and this is what the public usually think of. Big baby is definitely not a good new! (of course not to be underweight) This poor little giant needed to be observed and on IVD with glucose due to his on-going hyperinsulinemia. Hope he will get well soon. Apart from him, i saw some syndromic babies too. One of them was having the prune-belly syndrome. I wonder how bad the prognosis can be due to the malformation of abdominal wall and all the others GIT problems.
Anyway, one week has tortured me enough. I want to get enough rest and also prepare for the coming exam. Good luck to those entering NICU posting soon. Be prepared!
One thing i love was the sucking reflex from babies. One of the most useful way to stop them from crying. There was one macrosomic baby, we named him as Abang Bob, was born with weight 5.96 kg. Hmm, surely one of the cutest babies there, and this is what the public usually think of. Big baby is definitely not a good new! (of course not to be underweight) This poor little giant needed to be observed and on IVD with glucose due to his on-going hyperinsulinemia. Hope he will get well soon. Apart from him, i saw some syndromic babies too. One of them was having the prune-belly syndrome. I wonder how bad the prognosis can be due to the malformation of abdominal wall and all the others GIT problems.
Anyway, one week has tortured me enough. I want to get enough rest and also prepare for the coming exam. Good luck to those entering NICU posting soon. Be prepared!
Sunday, September 16, 2012
20件必干的事 20 things you have to try in your lifetime
20 things you have to try in your lifetime.
1 大胆反对。Be brave to say NO!
2 必须有帮志同道合的哥儿们。Have a gang of great bro.
3 认真呼吸一次阳光的味道。breath the smell of sunshine at least once.
4 卖萌无罪,童心就好。Nothing wrong to be innocent.
5 回一次中学念书的地方。Pay a visit to your high school's classroom.
6 读一本一直没有时间读的书。Read a book that you always didn't have the time for it before.
7 来场一个人的旅行。Travel alone to somewhere.
8 认真谈一场恋爱。一场,就够了。Fall in love for once. Just be serious for it one time.
9 最好,会一门乐器。Learn a musical instrument.
10 如果有,用心照顾你的宠物。Take good care of your pet, if you have any.
11 坚持写作,即使你不是个作家,你仍然有很多东西可以抒发。Continue writing even if you are not a good writer. You will always have a lot more to write for your life.
12 知道什么重要,什么可以烧掉。Know your important stuffs, toss those not important one.
13 找到一片只有你们知道的地方。Find a secret place for your gang.
14 跑道废弃的屋顶创作。write a song for yourself in an abandoned rooftop.
15 去一次摇滚音乐节。Join a rock musical festival for once.
16 学会一个人走自己的路。Learn how to walk your own way.
17 找到接近自然的方法。Get close to nature.
18 钟爱一项运动。Be mad at one sport.
19 学会动手装扮自己的窝。Decorate your own living.
20 有时候,你需要一个欣赏你的画作的人。Find someone that feels proud of having you.
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1 大胆反对。Be brave to say NO!
2 必须有帮志同道合的哥儿们。Have a gang of great bro.
3 认真呼吸一次阳光的味道。breath the smell of sunshine at least once.
4 卖萌无罪,童心就好。Nothing wrong to be innocent.
5 回一次中学念书的地方。Pay a visit to your high school's classroom.
6 读一本一直没有时间读的书。Read a book that you always didn't have the time for it before.
7 来场一个人的旅行。Travel alone to somewhere.
8 认真谈一场恋爱。一场,就够了。Fall in love for once. Just be serious for it one time.
9 最好,会一门乐器。Learn a musical instrument.
10 如果有,用心照顾你的宠物。Take good care of your pet, if you have any.
11 坚持写作,即使你不是个作家,你仍然有很多东西可以抒发。Continue writing even if you are not a good writer. You will always have a lot more to write for your life.
12 知道什么重要,什么可以烧掉。Know your important stuffs, toss those not important one.
13 找到一片只有你们知道的地方。Find a secret place for your gang.
14 跑道废弃的屋顶创作。write a song for yourself in an abandoned rooftop.
15 去一次摇滚音乐节。Join a rock musical festival for once.
16 学会一个人走自己的路。Learn how to walk your own way.
17 找到接近自然的方法。Get close to nature.
18 钟爱一项运动。Be mad at one sport.
19 学会动手装扮自己的窝。Decorate your own living.
20 有时候,你需要一个欣赏你的画作的人。Find someone that feels proud of having you.
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
一直在改变
蓝天的云每天都改变着不同样的图案
花园的花每天都有会残败枯萎的痕迹
很多事情也是一样,一直在改变,不曾停下脚步
甚至一些你一直都小心翼翼呵护着的,珍惜着的,也许某天你还是没有挽留的机会
剩下的,只有你带着脸颊的泪水微笑着 :') 心却是流着血 :'(
为何花儿会枯萎?
为何任何事都可能会有突变的机率?
"Nothing is permanent in this world. The only certainty is uncertainty."
Monday, July 16, 2012
Obstetrics & Gynaecology Posting
I would like to say that this posting is really one of my favourite. In the beginning, when i first knew that i would be in team C, the busiest team among the four, i was so frustrated. Covering cases was a must for us, which irritated me the most as i really hated covering cases in ward. It was just a waste of time in my thought but my mind changed after we joined the team soon. Finally i could see what was the purpose of covering cases. We discussed cases among ourselves, we cleared our doubts by asking the MOs (they were really willing to teach, unlike most of the other postings). The specialist stayed back each time after ward round to teach us something, which was really a huge difference from specialist of other wards, where some even didn't bother us at all. I didn't really mind to wake up very early in the morning and spent hours in ward each day of this posting as it was worth to do so. Hmm, i guess so.
Everything was well organized. The classes, clinics, on-calls, just that we were a bit rush for the clinical teachings owing to the delay from the first few weeks. We learned and we practiced what we learn throughout the discussions with not just students, but also doctors. I felt like we were being respected and appreciated. It felt good man. Just that if the queen of team C was not that scary and treated us nicer, the team would be absolutely a perfect team for me. Anyway, i felt very grateful for everyone in team C that taught us and also my teammates, where we really worked as a team in covering cases and helping each other in study.
There was another funny moment when we were having seminar with Prof S where he asked one of my friends "when was your last wet dream?" And, my friend answered it in few seconds without hesitating much. Prof didn't really expect him to answer it as this was a private stuff right? Soon after hearing the answer, the whole class burst into laughter. Oh my god! Luckily i was not the one who got the question.
One of the most exciting thing in this posting would definitely about conducting the delivery. I conducted 5 deliveries and this was the very first time in my life. I still remembered that i was with my second patient for 3 hours inside the labour room. She was so scared about delivery and couldn't take her hands off my hands when the contraction pain came. She needed to grab my hands. Well, why me? It was all because her husband went out to pray for 2 hours!!! I wondered why he took so long to pray? Wasn't your wife important too?! You should be there as a responsibility of good husband, right?! Anyway i was okay with that. And i really felt touched when the patient kept saying thank you to me after the delivery. Later, in the midnight during my on-call, there was another patient yelling so loud and her eyes kept having nystagmus when the baby was about to come out. I was a bit uneasy during that time. I was just scared if the mother became eclamptic lol.
Obviously i still lack of knowledge due to my laziness. Final posting for my fourth year already (unless i failed anyone of them and need to come back for remedial posting) and I was a bit homesick. It certainly drove my attention away from study. Anyway it's holiday now. Gonna enjoy my holiday first before i go for my elective haha.
Happy holiday everyone. :)
Everything was well organized. The classes, clinics, on-calls, just that we were a bit rush for the clinical teachings owing to the delay from the first few weeks. We learned and we practiced what we learn throughout the discussions with not just students, but also doctors. I felt like we were being respected and appreciated. It felt good man. Just that if the queen of team C was not that scary and treated us nicer, the team would be absolutely a perfect team for me. Anyway, i felt very grateful for everyone in team C that taught us and also my teammates, where we really worked as a team in covering cases and helping each other in study.
There was another funny moment when we were having seminar with Prof S where he asked one of my friends "when was your last wet dream?" And, my friend answered it in few seconds without hesitating much. Prof didn't really expect him to answer it as this was a private stuff right? Soon after hearing the answer, the whole class burst into laughter. Oh my god! Luckily i was not the one who got the question.
One of the most exciting thing in this posting would definitely about conducting the delivery. I conducted 5 deliveries and this was the very first time in my life. I still remembered that i was with my second patient for 3 hours inside the labour room. She was so scared about delivery and couldn't take her hands off my hands when the contraction pain came. She needed to grab my hands. Well, why me? It was all because her husband went out to pray for 2 hours!!! I wondered why he took so long to pray? Wasn't your wife important too?! You should be there as a responsibility of good husband, right?! Anyway i was okay with that. And i really felt touched when the patient kept saying thank you to me after the delivery. Later, in the midnight during my on-call, there was another patient yelling so loud and her eyes kept having nystagmus when the baby was about to come out. I was a bit uneasy during that time. I was just scared if the mother became eclamptic lol.
Obviously i still lack of knowledge due to my laziness. Final posting for my fourth year already (unless i failed anyone of them and need to come back for remedial posting) and I was a bit homesick. It certainly drove my attention away from study. Anyway it's holiday now. Gonna enjoy my holiday first before i go for my elective haha.
Happy holiday everyone. :)
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Neuroscience Posting
Well. 2 weeks of neuroscience posting is DEFINITELY not enough! We got really a lot of stuffs to cover, not to mentioned to hectic classes and teachings and whatever in the timetable. Neuroscience is not an easy subject in medicine obviously. I could see that doctors were expecting us to remember the knowledge from phase 2 and to know how to interpret those radiographes. Well, honestly, and very obviously, i did really bad in it as I was so lazy to study (post-psychiatry posting syndrome). That's really bad, right?
And i just had my earliest class in my whole forth year. 7am class with Prof J! And i was late by 10 minutes lol. Luckily he didn't get angry and scold me. But anyhow, i was like a fool also during that teaching for rushing from ward to computer to clinic to books just to find the one question he asked me to find out. What a good exercise before my exam in the afternoon on the same day :S
Hey i am telling myself to be more hard-working in coming O&G posting! Good luck yeah! (I must to!!!)
And i just had my earliest class in my whole forth year. 7am class with Prof J! And i was late by 10 minutes lol. Luckily he didn't get angry and scold me. But anyhow, i was like a fool also during that teaching for rushing from ward to computer to clinic to books just to find the one question he asked me to find out. What a good exercise before my exam in the afternoon on the same day :S
Hey i am telling myself to be more hard-working in coming O&G posting! Good luck yeah! (I must to!!!)
Saturday, June 02, 2012
Psychiatry Posting
4 weeks? No, we got only 3 weeks as we had one week to get our butt lying at home! :)
Honestly, i was quite excited to enter this posting. It grabbed my interest the most compared to other postings so far. You don't study all those boring facts like you study in other posting. You don't clerk for history, you are just listening to stories. That's why i love clerking the patients in this posting lol :) Furthermore, you really have a lot more free time to do the things u like. Me? I finished 2 novels in 3 weeks time and watched a lot of doraemon lol haha.
Overall, it's quite free compared to other postings. As this is not the most important posting for our lives later as a doctor (unless you choose the psychiatry as specialty), doctor won't be expecting us to know too much about the knowledge here except those important ones. The doctors were so willing to teach us also. They discussed with us about the patients, asked for our opinions and listened to what we said. It made me feel like we were being appreciated. The leader also done a great job in managing the classes throughout the posting. Good job bro!
Enjoy the psychiatric posting if you haven't been through it. It's gonna to be happy posting!
Honestly, i was quite excited to enter this posting. It grabbed my interest the most compared to other postings so far. You don't study all those boring facts like you study in other posting. You don't clerk for history, you are just listening to stories. That's why i love clerking the patients in this posting lol :) Furthermore, you really have a lot more free time to do the things u like. Me? I finished 2 novels in 3 weeks time and watched a lot of doraemon lol haha.
Overall, it's quite free compared to other postings. As this is not the most important posting for our lives later as a doctor (unless you choose the psychiatry as specialty), doctor won't be expecting us to know too much about the knowledge here except those important ones. The doctors were so willing to teach us also. They discussed with us about the patients, asked for our opinions and listened to what we said. It made me feel like we were being appreciated. The leader also done a great job in managing the classes throughout the posting. Good job bro!
Enjoy the psychiatric posting if you haven't been through it. It's gonna to be happy posting!
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