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About Me
- Name: maan
- Location: Philippines
i'm a total coffee addict. a hypomanic who runs and flips wild in the wards. has to constantly check on my schedule not because i forget things, but because i just obsessive-compulsively do so. i love singing and dancing so much, i just love having fun. and don't mess around with animals when i'm around, unless you want to be scalpeled down to your bones (just kiddin').
- doc Karlito
- doc NRQ
- doc Margie
- doc Jannah
- doc Nina
- atty Dyanis
- Kyx Babzy
- Buboy
- Mike Velarde
- Raf
- Ayma
- Odezza
- UP Biochemistry Batch 2002
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Plunging in
Whoah...I'm back! I've started with my internship last May 1 at the Philippine General Hospital and it has been...well...better than I expected. Just days before my internship started, my anxiety meter was so over its limit that I swear I'd almost puke just thinking about it. I've even thought of pulling my slot off PGH and rematch somewhere else. I don't know where I got my strength from but I was able to get through my first day with ease...and then the days just flew by so quickly I almost didn't notice that it's now almost a month. Yipee!
For starters, there are a lot of things about PGH that make it so different from OM. First, it's definitely bigger. Getting laboratory results and scheduling for CT scans and uultrasounds require stamina and endurance because the labs are far from the Pedia ward where I started. Sometimes you have to go up and down 5 floors and it'll be much quicker if you'll take the stairs cause the line for the elevators are very long. Secondly, people are more polite...period. Doctors, nurses, nursing aids, maintenance staff and even the patients are more polite, more agreeable people, have better attitudes...blah blah blah...hindi uso dun ang sigawan. Thirdly, more medical cases. Since it's a bigger hospital, it's a national hospital, you get to see a lot of different cases that you thought are rare or you just read them in books in a one paragraph text only. If you'll really know when to grab the chance to learn more, this is definitely the place to be. Fourth, organization. PGH has been standing there for a very long time already, in fact they'll be celebrating their centennial year this August. So as a testimony to that, it's a very much organized place, you won't get confused with processes on how to go about things. Basta maayos sila. Fifth, it's a more conducive place to learn. Like I said, it's a really a place to be for learning. Aside from that, since it's a teaching hospital, residents and fellows are really teaching. In fact, ang dami ko ng natutunan in just 3 weeks of my pedia rotation. That's also the reason why I also need to study more cause we get to be asked more often about our cases. So toxic kung sa toxic.
posted @ 9:04 PM
Plunging in
Whoah...I'm back! I've started with my internship last May 1 at the Philippine General Hospital and it has been...well...better than I expected. Just days before my internship started, my anxiety meter was so over its limit that I swear I'd almost puke just thinking about it. I've even thought of pulling my slot off PGH and rematch somewhere else. I don't know where I got my strength from but I was able to get through my first day with ease...and then the days just flew by so quickly I almost didn't notice that it's now almost a month. Yipee!For starters, there are a lot of things about PGH that make it so different from OM. First, it's definitely bigger. Getting laboratory results and scheduling for CT scans and uultrasounds require stamina and endurance because the labs are far from the Pedia ward where I started. Sometimes you have to go up and down 5 floors and it'll be much quicker if you'll take the stairs cause the line for the elevators are very long. Secondly, people are more polite...period. Doctors, nurses, nursing aids, maintenance staff and even the patients are more polite, more agreeable people, have better attitudes...blah blah blah...hindi uso dun ang sigawan. Thirdly, more medical cases. Since it's a bigger hospital, it's a national hospital, you get to see a lot of different cases that you thought are rare or you just read them in books in a one paragraph text only. If you'll really know when to grab the chance to learn more, this is definitely the place to be. Fourth, organization. PGH has been standing there for a very long time already, in fact they'll be celebrating their centennial year this August. So as a testimony to that, it's a very much organized place, you won't get confused with processes on how to go about things. Basta maayos sila. Fifth, it's a more conducive place to learn. Like I said, it's a really a place to be for learning. Aside from that, since it's a teaching hospital, residents and fellows are really teaching. In fact, ang dami ko ng natutunan in just 3 weeks of my pedia rotation. That's also the reason why I also need to study more cause we get to be asked more often about our cases. So toxic kung sa toxic.
we've only just begun...
my first rotation was Pediatrics...at the pedia ward 11
unlike interns from other hospitals, we still don't wear white coats
this was the first time I got lost while searching for the Allergy Department
my first duty at the NICU
oh goody! babies!!!
pediatrician in the making? nahhh!
first catch of the day
my first rotation was Pediatrics...at the pedia ward 11
unlike interns from other hospitals, we still don't wear white coats
this was the first time I got lost while searching for the Allergy Department
my first duty at the NICU
oh goody! babies!!!
pediatrician in the making? nahhh!
first catch of the day
posted @ 9:04 PM
My Favorite Things
Coffee!
Yummy chocolates...
Bags!
Classic Movies
My vanity table
Books books and more books!
Music...
Collectible Miniatures
My fave doll of all times...
Pennylane Alexandria Ianne
Charms and Beads
Letters and Memorabilia
My reliable organizer
My comfy study pillow and mini table
Embroidery stuff
Travelling Down the Memory Lane...
Little Maan
Highschool Blues
UP Pips
PLM College of Medicine
My Porcelain Doll Collection
