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I made it past CNA class, and we were doing clinicals. I did fine in class, apart from being stressed about quizzes. Clinicals were another story. I struggled to retain information on how to do resident care. Things I SHOULD know. I couldn’t think through them. Both the teacher and I agree that the job would be too much for me. My mental health before, during, and now after are absolutely…
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clinicals start soon, so enjoy this bad doodle
MAke SUre yOU'RE pAyINg attentiON WHEN tHE SuRgeOnS aSK foR X-rAYS
my nigga in christ half the time it sounds like they're talking gibberish and the other half it sounds like they're telling me to shoot but they're talkin to their surg tech
music or not if there's a bunch of background conversations (of which he was participating in next to me) no I will not be able to hear or understand all that well good fuckin god
as some of you may or may not know, i am a nurse and as a student, i had a rotation in the postpartun unit and i saw a cute baby and i said, "aww you oopie goopie." In front of the baby's parents and my nurse preceptor.
I had to explain to them that oopie goopie was an endearing term. Idk if i'm the only one that says that idk
Rainy days make me wanna ditch clinicals and go home 😂☔️
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🏥 Studying for Internal Medicine Shelf 🏥
Literally all of the IM TrueLearn Questions
400 of the UWorld Medicine/Ambulatory Medicine
Anki from Emma Holliday lectures and Online Med Ed (I hate OME videos personally)
Made a personalized IM guide based on UWorld I got wrong and things I was pimped on in clinic (like 70 pages 😢)
Watched some Dirty Medicine to refresh topics
IM was a fairly taxing rotation for me. A lot of rotating shifts, lots of night shift and sometimes 80 hour weeks but I did learn a lot. I had plenty of slow shifts on nights which means that I had tons of study time (that wasn’t the case in FM, it was go go go). I almost feel like I doubled my medical knowledge in 8 weeks.
I really do love the hospital but I don’t think IM itself would be the right fit for me. I find myself wanting to be the person consulted on the case and coming up with the final diagnosis for the patient. I do love how IM felt like practicing all of medicine and it seemed like all medical knowledge was in it’s jurisdiction.
Would recommend watching Scrubs when you have off time on this rotation though.
How To Survive Your First Clinical Duty BLOG #8
The first ever nursing duty will be memorable, but it may also be a bit overwhelming; the long shifts, critical patients, and fast-paced decisions. Therefore, staying calm, prepared, and adaptable is key. Here are five (5) helpful tips to survive on your first day:
💉 Tip #1 Come Prepared— Prepare all the needed things the night before the duty. Be mentally and physically prepared, and always focus. Good preparation is the key to a successful duty. 💉 Tip #2 Ask Questions— Do not be afraid to ask questions. Always remember, you are a novice at this point, meaning you learn from experience and asking. Thus, never hesitate to clarify orders or procedures; as nurses prefer to ask rather than guess. 💉 Tip #3 Comfort and Hydration— Prepare breakfast, lunch, and some snacks. Remember, you will be on your feet for 8+ hours, wear a comfortable shoe, and pack your food to keep the energy constant. 💉 Tip #4 Time Management— Prioritize tasks properly (e.g., medications, vital signs, charting, and bedside nursing) to avoid unnecessary trips and delays. 💉 Tip #5 Teamwork— Help colleagues when you can, and do not be afraid to ask for help in return—nursing is a team sport.
