EMERGENCY

 via Wikipedia

”Just when I thought that our group would not have cases for our ER rotation, the last day came.”

ER experience is the best, so far. And I’m hoping there’ll be more exciting things to come.

-----------------

Yun.. kala ko hindi na talaga kami magkaka-case. So here’s the story (hindi ako magaling sa story telling :D pasensya na po.).

Our duty was in Angono General Hospital, E.R, under Sir Edwin Malic.

We share duty hours with Unciano -- so that’s 4 hours Emergency Room, 4 hours IE room.

Alternate kami kung 2-6 and 6-10. So ayun na nga, ganyan sched sa duty.

During the first few days, napansin ko, pag sila nasa ER, napaka daming tao tsaka parang lagi silang nagkakagulo, tapos pag turn na namin, wala, chill na chill lang, pasanda-sandali may dadating (na patient) , tapos chill ulit, may dadating, chill ulit (mejo didiscuss si sir), ganun ganun lang.

Same thing happened every single day.  Mostly, ang ginagawa namin, the usual VS, prepare ng meds, TSB, O2ation, nebulize, ayun, tapos mostly tetanus yung nabibigay nameng meds tsaka skin test kasi karamihan ng na-i-ER nasugatan ng kawayan, nasaksak ng kutsilyo, nabubog, tsaka mga nakagat ng aso,

(kaya nagsawa kamay ko kakabukas ng ampule)

Tapos, nung last day, eto na nga, we were assigned 6-10 sa ER, kasi we had our “case presentation” (hahaha) ng 2-6.  Kala ko, hindi masyado busy, kasi nung mga first few hours, nakatayo lang kami, pero maya-maya may dumating na patient, isu-suture, kala ko ako mag-aassist, pero yung groupmate ko in-assign ni sir.  After nun, (umuulan nga pala :D) medyo dumadami mga patient na sinusugod sa ER.  Merong isang buntis, for IE, eh that time, dahil siguro last day, medyo maaga umuwi yung mga taga-Unciano, so kami din nag-assist sa IE room.  Dalawa yata o tatlo sa groupmates ko yung sumama sa kanya tapos narinig ko pa siya na “manganganak na ko”. Tapos meron namang manong na nasaksak sa kamay (medico-legal case) for suture din, ako na pinag-assist ni sir (actually, nagvolunteer na ko, hahaha).  Sabi sa ‘kin ni sir “hindi ko mapipirmahan yung manual mo, kasi pag medico-legal walang case number, baka kwestyunin ng PRC” dun naman ako nalungkot, pero nag-assist pa din.  Habang inaasist ko si doc sa suturing (at habang nagkwekwentuhan kami :D) may narinig kaming umiiyak na baby, galing sa IE room --- nanganak yung buntis dun, ang kulit, medyo (medyo lang naman) nagkagulo. Tapos may bago na namang dumating na for suture, sa ulo, lasing na manong.  Iba naman nag assist, ako pumunta sa IE room para tumulong ng onti.  Tapos nagka problem pa sandali sa suction machine, pero naayos naman.  Sa last day pala kami hahagupitin ng pasyente pati ng bagyo.  Napagod ako pero nag enjoy ako sa ER.

LOVE & PEACE ♥ ☮

Jace

Search for your name in urban dictionary, and you'll be surprised with what you'll see. :)

Jace-

 young man, known for his quirkiness, reluctant to admit he's a good guy. one good at pleasuring da ladies. see: one hot mo-fo

1. An extraordinary person who doesn't realize how wonderful he truley is.
2. A beautiful human being.

jace is an awsome brother and is willing to serve our country for us.. god bless jace

jace can mean absoltely anything. It can be a noun, verb, or adjective.

"Suck my jace"
"Did you just jace?"
"Dude, thats jace."

This is not an 'actual' blog post.  Just havin' fun. :D Try it.
http://www.urbandictionary.com

Half-time

Many people say that the hardest part of college is the junior year.

I can't hardly believe that HALF of my nursing life (and by that, I mean nsg. student life) is over.
..and to think, I almost gave up.

to be honest, I don't enjoy this as much as other students do. sakto lang..

because when at times I feel fulfilled and there's something inside that tells me to go on and continue, I really try to encourage myself to move forward.

Nursing is hard. Everybody knows that.

you just feel fulfilled whenever you do something right, something great, something beyond your duty. ..and that's more than enough salary (at least, for now, :D) you could ever get.


but, it still does not supersede all the stresses I've been through.
honestly, it's not [merely] the subjects that makes it hard, at times, what makes our lives difficult are those people that surrounds us -- selfish people who only seem to think of themselves so much that they tend to irritate and annoy people surrounding them..

I was never a leader, and I never would have dreamed about being one. Because just by merely thinking of the idea itself, I feel like I'm gonna get sick.

anyways,

time flies by so fast. yesterday, I was just a simple nursing student who knows nothing about the course at all. Now, I know little, and I'm trying to learn more.

The path we've taken is dark, we just have to feed our mind, open our eyes, and brighten up whatever is ahead of us.

Yup. I've decided to finish this course. and I'll try my best to enjoy this as much as I can.

..fulfill your short term goals first, then, plan for the long one.


P.S

To nursing,

Tatapusin kita, then, Hello culinary arts! :))

-Jace Bernabe

LOVE & PEACE ♥ ☮

For the Win

How far can we go to get that certain prize?

How much would we sacrifice to attain what we've all been hoping for?

- -the hope for a better life.

How can one describe a better life?

For a beggar, food for the day. For street children, shelter for the night. For lowly peasants, a highly-paid job.

For plain, hard-working student, perfect quizzes and passing grades.

For the rich and famous, privacy.

It is a given fact that we cannot always get what we want out of life. Pain and hardships are just simple compromises.

... and that is how reality works.

Life throws you the game, you determine the rules all by yourself --- then, you play.

That is how people differ from one another. Winning is never an issue, but how you play the game reflects who you really are, how you played by the rules, and how you exerted your effort on the game --- the game, we call LIFE.

LOVE & PEACE ♥ ☮

Lucban

(Honestly, I prefer to keep my blogs on my multiply site. But anyways, yeah! :D)

---------------

We went to 'kamay ni hesus' , in Lucban,Quezon yesterday.

The trip was tiring but I had fun there.

300+ steps, so basically you really really need to bring water. :D

Had lunch at my cousin's house in Calamba.

(actually, I'm not in the mood to post a blog today. So that's it for a while)

LOVE & PEACE. ♥ ☮