this "stress" might be the kind of stress that might pose long term effect on my health.
but i'm still coping, and managing.
there goes my boss, the demands of the Job, the people and tasks involve.
the very thing that stresses me are the megger, welding machine, tolls and stuffs.
Tuesday 17 August 2010
Wednesday 24 February 2010
Thursday 1 October 2009
SUMMARY OF POST-HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE 2008
OPERATING ROOM (May 19- July 20, 2008)
It took me a lot of time and encouragement, and ‘courage’ in order to decide as to where should I avail the Basic Skills Enhancement Training Program- to BMC, or to a Private hospital. It was a soft time, when just everything happens as it happen, I enrolled in BMC. FOUR MONTHS later, I found myself thankful of that four months I spent at the hospital that I LEARNED TO LOVE.
The anxiety in having been assigned directly at a special area was immense; it’s like, starting from a scratch. But it was a fresh start, it wasn’t as difficult as it looked. Wasn’t as complicated as a surgical operation seems to be. I started from the basic skills and have progressed to more advanced procedures, from OR NOTES CHARTING to NEWBORN CARE to being the CIRCULATING and SCRUB NURSE. I seldom made mistakes, because I really try to provide quality nursing care, “the first time, every time” I have my senior nurses and supervising nurse to correct me every time I commit mistakes. Such correction from them meant a lot, And such unavoidable mistakes really made me learn, so much as to not repeat those mistakes twice. I learned to cope with my colleagues, how to manage their weakness, and try to correct them politely of that undesirable trait. I learned to deal with death, and dying, as I encounter several life threatening emergencies, and deal with the joy and the pain in reviving, or not reviving a patient’s life. The OR TECHNIQUE was really practiced, even at the gravest possibility- the shortage of surgical gloves and stuffs. I learned to love the OR NURSE job, I really can say being an OR NURSE is my destiny….
ORTHO/ ENT/ OPTHA WARD (July 21- August 31, 2008)
From a special area to a ward, it wasn’t easy adapting the new environment, but we learned to adjust. I practiced very well the administration of medicines, NPI, and most of the nursing procedures including, IV insertion, BT, etc. I had an opportunity to share with the student nurses my own learning by providing every learning opportunity to the student nurses that is in the ward. The satisfaction I get from doing the job that is far more expected to a nurse fellow is more than any paycheck I can get. The smiles from the patients, the students whom I know I have made a mark in their lives, my colleagues who appreciated my warm presence, Is just of some things to mention I my stay at BMC.
RECOMMENDATION/ SUGGESTIONS:
Be firm in schedules and adhere to it consistently. Further encourage trainees to voice out whatever their concerns at the nursing training office. Have more time for socializations… nurses need breaks =) more stress management updates
Monday 27 July 2009
THE GIRL IN PINK. [SONA2009]
I want to shoot her in the head.
I want the pink dress be stained in bloody red.
I want her really, dead.
I want the pink dress be stained in bloody red.
I want her really, dead.
Fuck GMA. I hate her so much that I can feel my blood pressure rising…
It is so obvious that the girl in pink is putting a monkey show with her audience as if told when to clap and stand prior the show.
Who was happy when she became president? Nothing has changed since she gained power. More people hated the government and got tired if the dirty politics. Gloria has grown old, but sure thing, she’s wealthier. I hope she dies… right infront the television set. A live-streaming… cool.
Thank You CONGRESS
“Thank you, congress!” –what is that line, an expression of gratitude? For the favor she asked for those who signed the Constitutional Assembly.
Vocabulary enrichment
“Condone &Emancipate” uuh, “to ignore” and “let go”???
Is that what you want us to do for all the shit you do?
Condone, and emancipate were the two words I’ll bear in mind.
CANCER
110 years ago, Jose Rizal was trying to overcome the “cancer of the society” and that very disease is still gnawing its teeth and killing the society in pain… leaving us dying, almost dead because these TATSULOK societal status continue to linger up until now. The usual essay exams questions being given in college RIZAL Courses, “If JP Rizal is alive, will he be happy given the situation our government has?” will he be satisfied of the situation?
My answer will still be a, NO.
the cheers?
The situation inside the house is so different for the audience watching the SONA over the television, radio and internet…
I’ve heard people watching SONA without the clap and the cheer, but with the frowns and the badmouthing.
Critics
Ooows…? She had “critics”, it’s only now that she mentioned ‘US’??? I think that’s the only good news I heard from the SONA this afternoon. That only means her conscience has been shaken, even for only a bit.
“His weaknesses first before he beat his opponents.” PGMA Talking about Manny Pacquiao, is that applicable for herself? Her weaknesses first? Before others? Kaya pa-yaman ka na muna bago ang bayan?
Being one of her so-called critic… writing this down, posting this on facebook/ friendster/ pinoywap.net/multiply
PGMA to the critics: “Frightened by their own shadows. Weakness of the self-imagined threat.”
Rovi to PGMA: No I’m not afraid by my own shadow, and no, that self-imagined threat is non-existent. YOU ARE THE THREAT. YOU ARE THE WEAKNESS. YOU’RE THE FUCKING CRIMINAL.
PGMA to opposition: (They are the ones who) Cling like nails to their post. (OOOOOWWWSSSSS!!! CAN YOU PLEASE LOOK AT YOURSELF IN THE MIRROR??? WHO CLING LIKE NAILS TO THE PRESIDENCY???? Fuck you GMA!)
chid0ry
Administration Freelance Critic, 22, Filipino.
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draft, *still for polishing.
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