Shock

Shockable or non shockable?
Synchronized or unsynchronized shock?
Biphasic or monophasic shock?
Shock shock shock. Not syok at all.
-Signing off-

ED

Triage: Green. Yellow. Red. Traffic light? From green to yellow to red. Never from red to yellow to green. Mistake in triaging is really a no-no in ED. Keep in mind.

>_<

I noticed my last post was like one month ago, which was last year december?! Holy. How long was that man. Time flies. My dear dear already went back to Perth yesterday for second year. Going to miss her :(

Anyway, currently I'm doing A&E posting. Awesome, chi gek, RawRness~ Of course, resuscitating a patient is not a happy thing AT ALL.

Just a video I watched in youtube half an hour ago. Forget about the front and back part of the video. And concentrate on the 'baby' part! Cute~




Alrighty. Signing off now. Wonder what I should eat for dinner. Hmm...

Hurra!

Yeap, finished my GP posting today. Still got some headache. RawR! Taken panadol already and it seemed to show some effect now. :P
Anyway my dear dear is coming down to KL! Will be reaching in two hours time!
Signing off now~ *swoosh*

RawR

Neck pain. Full stop. ><

After For So Long...

Hello world! I'm back after so long. Lets see...3 months plus? Woah.
Anyway, I had been through a lot. Went to Perth for my selective and elective; then back to KL to stun at home; then started my postings again in November. First posting was Orthopaedics and I was the leader. O_O And next was pyschiatry. Now I am in Fam Med. Currently doing my GP attachment in the clinic near my house. Morning to noon. Noon to night. RawR! And then my exam is coming~how am I going to study? >< Give me ohm! Give me power! Give me the force of awesomeness! Lolx.
Alright then. Going to sleep soon~
P.S. Something uttering inside me~somatization? Should be lah~ :)

Health check day

Bah. UWA requires so many tests before declaring that I'm 'clean' to go into the hospital. Below are the schedule of my day:

8.45 a.m. - Woke up

9.15 a.m. - Went to nearby clinic to get MMR injection and Hepatitis B test. Wahkau! A chickenpox antibody test costs RM90! But I didn't test for that. Too expensive. See how it goes then~

9.30 a.m. - Still waiting...(Too many people!)

10.00 a.m. - Still waiting...

10.30 a.m. - Finally my turn! 0_0"

10.45 a.m. - Had breakfast just opposite the clinic

11.00 a.m. - Travelled back to Seremban

12.00p.m. - Went to Seremban Hospital to read my Mantoux test. Result: 12mm (negative!) Results were written in Bahasa. Argh!

12.15p.m. - Spent some time in library to translate the result into English. SAD people went for lunch. Had to come back later.

12.45p.m. - Travelled back to S2 home

1.00p.m. - Spent quite some time to clear the fridge and to transfer stuffs into my car (Clothes, books, newspapers, etc.)

1.30p.m. - Travelled back to university to certify the result

2.00p.m. - Back to K.L. Half way ate McD :D

The university was so quiet. There were no cars at all! Pity our canteen 'mother'. No business. Nevermind. Next week the new batch of juniors will enroll plus with the return of new Sem 8 and Sem 9 students. Yata!