Semester 5: Part 1 (Orthopaedic Unit SGH)

I think semester 5 was the best semester among of all. This was where i learned that i really love the medical field and learned to be a human being as well. As you know, during this semester, im no longer the president for our student's council so the weigh is lifted. Ahhh...finally free. But it came with a price. I am no longer having the power to arrange the clinical groupings like i did in the previous two semesters. I was kinda frustrated because i used to have all the things to my likings but suddenly i just lose anything. It took me a while for me to realize that i'm just a regular student like everybody else. Reality check. It was hard to swallow but i finally realize it was really not that bad.

Our groupings was done by our own tutor so basically I might ended up in a group consisting of people that I am not fond of or people who I didnt know personally in class. Well, we were arranged according to alphabetical order and the only complain i had was i never really know half of them in the class. In fact, I barely speak to most of them in the class when i was in lower semester. Then I said to myself, why just i gave them a chance for a while. Hahaha. As always, my tutor picked me to be the leader once again and i got no complain. It means something right? Hahaha. (quoting: "I'm the dominant bitch" thingy).

Hmmm.... For the first time, i'm no longer involved with the orientation of the new juniors so i got the chance to return back late to college. Hahaha. It was July 2010 and our first attachment was at SGH once again. This time we will be going to the Orthopaedics Unit (Male & Female Ortho Ward and Ortho Specialist Clinic).

What can i say huh? The first 2 weeks we were in the Male Ortho. It was fun there. We also went to the Specialist Clinic once every 2 days. The staffs were nice but the work was tough. Basically, we were the only students around so all the hard jobs were given to us. We have the whole ward to ourselves. Aint that fun? Hahaha. I kinda like Male Ortho despite the long hours of dressings. The sisters were kinda cool there. The working environment was fun and everything was organized well.

Male Orthopaedics

After two weeks in Male Ortho, we moved to Female Ortho. I didnt like it there. Well, most of the staffs were unfriendly and we were treated like somekind of stranger. But there were few of lovable staffs there where i usually hang out with. Hehehe. But still, that ward was like a hell. No matter how hard we worked, some of the staffs will try to find any mistakes that we did. I dunnola them, maybe they were SO PERFECT. They were born in this world with a nursing diploma tucked between their ass. Gheez, I hate it.

Well, after 4 weeks with my new group, i felt okayla with them although sometimes they got on my nerves but they were controllable most of the times. And I hope that stay like that for the rest of the semesters :-) and I believe they do.

p/s: sorry for the lack of photos....I've lost my Satio and all of the pics were in there =(