o dear, i'm gonna miss sgh so much. the tasty food and tasty doctors.. HAHAHA.
mmm yummy. sorry xuan i can't help it. i'll try to control myself since he's your eye candy. but where is Mr Bad Boy doc?? can't find him anywhere and we're leavin already.
read a fellow medfaccer's blog that she lost her handheld pc containing all of her notes for this clinical course and the tests are just hours away. and so she's all upset and anxious with a capital A. which is really quite terrible of course.
but don't worry hon. the tests doesn't mean a thing, even if your examiner is one nasty monster. don't kill urself just because of this. everything is in the textbook and u will have patients for the next 40 years to come.
some people in our fac just gotta chill. Life's really more about fervent note-taking and clerking every single hernia patient.
which reminds me, for goodness sake don't barge in when the curtains are drawn around the patient's bed! it's obvious that there is an physical examination going on in there, so be considerate to the patient. don't act cute and ask if you can join in. which is out of the question cos there are other patients whom you can talk to and most importantly the patient has rights which u have to be sensitive to. nobody likes to be touched in the groin area for a hernia inspection. least of all for strangers to poke their heads into the midst of it, thinking that they have the right to see.
hrmmph.
mmm yummy. sorry xuan i can't help it. i'll try to control myself since he's your eye candy. but where is Mr Bad Boy doc?? can't find him anywhere and we're leavin already.
read a fellow medfaccer's blog that she lost her handheld pc containing all of her notes for this clinical course and the tests are just hours away. and so she's all upset and anxious with a capital A. which is really quite terrible of course.
but don't worry hon. the tests doesn't mean a thing, even if your examiner is one nasty monster. don't kill urself just because of this. everything is in the textbook and u will have patients for the next 40 years to come.
some people in our fac just gotta chill. Life's really more about fervent note-taking and clerking every single hernia patient.
which reminds me, for goodness sake don't barge in when the curtains are drawn around the patient's bed! it's obvious that there is an physical examination going on in there, so be considerate to the patient. don't act cute and ask if you can join in. which is out of the question cos there are other patients whom you can talk to and most importantly the patient has rights which u have to be sensitive to. nobody likes to be touched in the groin area for a hernia inspection. least of all for strangers to poke their heads into the midst of it, thinking that they have the right to see.
hrmmph.
