Wednesday, July 21, 2010

DUTY.

It was a morning shift, It was supposed to be a six days duty in the Emergency Room of Rizal Provincial Hospital in Morong but then because of some matter that our beyond our control it turned out to be just a three days duty although we would take it up on a makeup I guess by the end of the semester. At first our impression was, Yey. We got no duty this week because of the PhilHealth Accreditation visit and of course because of the popular typhoon “Basyang”. But then having experienced what’s inside the ER and having learned a lot. I regret those 3 days that we were supposed in that area and learning a lot more. It’s nice to learn things especially if you can apply that in your life too not just stuck in your head and after a minute you’ll then forget it.

Having said that, I enjoyed more in this special area than in the ward. It was my first time to be exposed here In the ER and I was really surprised on what I have seen. It makes me want to learn more and to aspire to be competent enough to handle patients with their needs. Although I know I’m not that good in skills though I’m striving hard to be since having a left dominant hand is a matter of issue for me.

I have lots of firsts in this rotation, want me to enumerate some? Well it was my first time to do wound care, IV insertion, my first time to see actual urinary catheterization and suturing of the head and what do you call this an elderly with BPH having urinary catheterization what's worse there was when the doctor took out this tube in the pt's genitals the blood with urine spilled off my apron and had a hard time cleaning it; it was also my first time to see patient dead on arrival and touch them and my first to witness relatives overflowing with grief and crying to death because of their loved one that passed away and can’t do anything about it. How I can feel their emotions still yearning that some miracle can make their loved one back into life. Another one, it’s really heart melting to see a patient suffering from pain like our patient who was beaten in the head. It’s really really really painful, I can hear his weep from afar while the surgeon started suturing his head even though the anesthesia wasn't still taking it's effect.

Anyway. Overall I've learned new things from this rotation.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

You call it a rant.

Whenever na narerecall ko ung highschool life ko where in I joined the COTC training.
Natatawa ako. Kakaiba din kasi eh.


Well anyway, Nung sa training ko kasi, I experienced yung magpasahan ng candy, chubby or anything on your mouth sa co-trainee mo.

Can you imagine that? galing sa bibig niya then ipapasa niya sayo then ipapasa mo sa katabi mo and so on until it reached its end. Kawawa naman ung nasa dulo na trainee ano na kayang color ng candy pag dating sa kanya. Iswallow pa niya un. LIKE!
Hindi lang yan malas niyo pa kapag yung candy or chubby eh mahulog sa lapag sa semento. Woot woot. Kasi you need to get that back to your mouth and pass it again to another person.
Angsaya. lupa-lupa pa XD.

At that time, wala pa kaming pakealam sa bacteria. Kasi ang mindset namin,
We need to follow commands no matter how harsh it may be. Cool
and saka COTC trainees are considered as. pinakamababa talagang uri ng tao pagdating sa army.
I don't know if that's really true or napaka-rude lang talaga ng officers namin at that time.

Another thing that I experienced,
The officers will tell us na magdala ng food for lunch. So syempre iba-iba kami ng food na dala.
May sardines, hotdog, adobo, ham. and etc. lahat na.

At dahil we were so much loved by our officers at natutuwa sila samin.
What they did was to mix all those food na baon namin. Yea. I have a term for this. Pero ayoko ng ilagay. Msyadong pangit basta kung pareho tau ng iniicip un na un.

Aun and then ang swerte pa kasi there is one officer there na napaka harsh. He mixed those food using his bare hands. Sarap!

Then before they will allow us to eat uutusan muna nila kami na ikaskas not totally super kaskas to the point na mabalatan ka na ah. Tamang kaskas lang ng palms sa semento sa sahig and then saka kami kakain using our barehands. Sarap. kaya.

That time wala talaga kaming pakealam. Go lang!

Natatawa ako kasi nitong college na nagtake ako ng nursing saka ko narealized yung kung ilang bacteria kaya ang naingest namin nung time nung training hehe.

Well, wala namang nangyari samin. :)

Ang saya nung training. I've learned alot. Kumain sa dahon. Gumulong sa kung saan. gumapang. Mag-duck walk, me countdown sa pagkain . Lahat. Sobrang discipline.

3rd year hs ako that time at ngayon 3rdyr college na rin ako. Wew.
how time flies.. It was an experience really.

Friday, July 2, 2010

typography.

I'll just share to you guys kung ano pinagkakaabalahan ko
most of the time. Pero before pa 'to nung summer.

Lately kasi medyo busy-busyhan na ang lola mo.
Woot woot. photoshop!!!

I just put some quotes on those photography na nakikita ko from the net
So meaning I don't own those pictures baka makasuhan ako eh.
Ang ginagawa ko lang is to put those quotes in there. And make some changes.
And then ipublish sa tumblr blog ko :)

As you can see. sa lahat ng photos I have there my watermark.
serenenostalgia
me mga epal kasi on earth na kumukuha ng gawa ng iba
and then they will claim it as their own. LUL.


These are some sa mga naedit ko..






















Post ko sana 'to yesterday pero ngayon ko lang ipublish.

I got frustrated kanina sa comp. lab kasi hindi ngrun ang linux ko.
So I decided to copy the toolkit na lang and try
it sa pc ko paguwi.

So aun,
when I got home as showed from the screenpic
I tried to install it again. I started from scratch.
And it became partly successful.

But then I still need to boot the BIOS chorva for
it to work out fine.
So that's what I did.
Yun nga lang.
Walang boot sequence na lumabas from the menu. I got Phoenix btw.

So I got puzzled on what will I do next.
So
I consulted my bestest friend.
Si GOOGLE
Ang napakatalinong chorva on earth. Anything under the sun alam nian. TARAY!

So aun, And I also visited the linux usb creator website and I found out there na pwede pala siyang gamitin thru virtual box chorva w/o booting the bios.
Edi sana napadali ang life.


So tnry ko na ulit. 1st boot, 2nd boot, 3rd boot chorva kasi lumalabas from the menu. Napuzzle na naman ang lola mo kasi may USB-HDD, USB-FDD at USB Zip and CDrom pa.

Anak ng pating. Ang dami namang alam ng computer nato. Mas maalam pa sakin.
I consulted na naman tuloy si bestfriend. But I ended up using trial and error.
I chose USB-HDD from the menu.

And Yehey! after ng mraming try.
Lumabas din si purple ubuntu. Success!
Syempre noh. Tao ko. Computer lang yan. Magpapakain ba ko jan?

So Aun. It took me to the ubuntu desktop and I started exploring it.

















Wow ang cool. It is good to have a subject like this. Kahit papaano nagiging updated sa latest trends on technology.diba?

Astig.Yung simpleng usb akalain mo yun pwedeng mgaing live usb and have its own desktop. Ang taray!