YEAR 3 : Reminiscing Memories

Bismillahirrahmaanirrahiim

PS : I'm sorry but this post contain many medical terms, if you don't understand it, you may comment & I will answer it ~

I can't describe my year 3 actually. A year with all sorts of feelings : awesome ,interesting but too much to learn, feel dumb everyday, independent, learning in hospital & resource centre, oncall, tudung sarungs (haha :D), challenging, tears, friendship, leadership, respects, empathy, and all sorts of memorable feelings.

We started our year 3 with 1 month of Clinical Methodology (4 credit hours) - introduction to history taking & physical examinations(PE). This posting prepare us to enter the clinical learning. At the end of this posting exam, there were theory(MCQ, SBA, MEQ) & clinical exam(OSCE, physical exam). We have to examine our friends in the exam, considered as shortcase( any system the examiner want : respiratory, CVS, CNS, abdomen, cranial nerve) by our lecturer physicians Dato Sapari & Dr. Syed.

In clinical years, we attached with Hospital Tunku Ampuan Afzan, kuantan. I don't know why I'm so nervous before starting our 1st posting. So, HTAA here we come !

There was 26 students in our class, so we were divided by 2 small groups. Our group 1st posting is Surgery, while the other group is Internal Medicine.

Surgery (9 credit hours) was our 1st clinical posting. The posting was so interesting even though it was a bit relax( I think so...). Our senior, sis Fakhriah brought us to HTAA 1 day early to learn abbreviations in the case note written by doctors. It was quite hard at first because we have to familiar with all the shortforms and you-know-how-their-writings(sorry doctors..., me too actually). Eg. of common abbreviations : mx(management), ix(investigation), hx(history), Ddx(differential diagnosis) blood for C+S(culture & sensitivity), UFEME(urine for examinations and microscopic examinations), RBS(random blood sugar), RCC(renal cell carcinoma), p/w( presented with), c/o(complaint of), h/o(history of), AM RV( morning review), OGDS( oesophageal gastric duodenoscopy), o/e(on examination), CAP(community acquired pneumonia), 1/7( one day), 1/52(one week), 1/12(one month), TWBC(total white blood cell),TRO(to rule out), KNBM(keep neil by mouth=puasa sebelum operation/scopy), NKMI(no known medical illness), NKDA(no known drug allergy), PTB(pulmonary tuberculosis), AAA(aortic abdominal aneurysm), LFT(liver function test), OA(orang asli), BPH(benign prostate hyperplasia), UTI(urinary tract infection) CA(cancer) and etc. But, do not practice this "short-forms" during your HO time especially during filling up the diagnosis for documentation in admission or discharge form because you will give trouble to the medical records unit to interpret your "short-forms".

Common diseases during our surgery posting were appendicitis, RCC, BPH, CA breast, CA colon, renal stone, goitre, CA thyroid, and etc.

Most of the PE we've done during this posting was abdominal examination(the simplest one) and we have to learn other special examinations such as thyroid, breast, skin lesions (sebaceous cyst, lipoma, carbuncle, etc).In order to learn all the special examination, we have to enter surgery clinic in out patient department(OPD HTAA) once a week because most of the minor case was treated in OPD. In the clinic, most of the doctors are MO(medical officer) and specialist, so we have to ask for permission to attach with them in their clinic. We also have to enter GOT(general operation theater) to observe surgical operations.

For me, surgery posting was an easy posting but it was quite hard to reach the accurate diagnosis.

For our end of posting (EOP) exam, theory exam was held in college. While clinical exam was held in HOSHAS, Temerloh. so we have to book hotel for 1 night before go to exam the next day. There were long case and short case examinations. For long case, we were given 1 hour to clerk, do PE to patient & rearrange the text for case presentation. My case was CA esophageal metastasize to lungs. Unfortunately, my patient was unstable that day :") so I have to take the history from his son over the phone & just do the basic PE to the patient. Luckily, there was ward round during my clerking, and how I got the idea that my patient's lungs already complicated by the cancer? Because they do X-ray in front of me and directly I see the X-ray result, my diagnosis confirmed after I heard crepitations over his lungs during my auscultation. For short case, I was given a case of breast cancer. Alhamdulillah, we all passed our first clinical exam and enjoy 'tempoyak ikan patin' in Temerloh before going back to KL :)))

sorry doctor, we taught our lecturers how to use your finger as a love sign hehe :"D

beloved groupmates until year 5 :)

Internal medicine/Medical posting (9 credit hours) was the most overwhelmed posting for me(...). Even though we're managed to pass surgery posting, IM posting make us feel dumb again..... (haha :P) We thought that this is our 2nd posting so maybe we can get through this posting easily(is it? hmm). The first day started with early morning(7.30am) session with Dr. S. He asked us to do respiratory examination, and of course he expecting that our 2nd posting will not as "noob" as our 1st posting, but it turns out that he said something like this "why all of you have zero knowledge??" (haha, sorry doctor we still 'noobies' :") )So we have to start all over again of course.

Dr. S usually took 3 short cases & 1 long case every morning. So, his class start from 7.30am-9.30am. Every night, we have to find suitable patients to take consent for our short cases on the next morning. We have 13 people in our group, so we have to divide ourselves in 4 groups according to the wards, 2 male & 2 female ward. We will have ward's rotation every 2 weeks. I have to responsible to approximately 9 beds every day. So we have to take full history & do PE each our patients, and record it on a systematic table. Dr. S will check it once a week or he will 'surprise' us with his sudden spot-check, either we do our ward work or not.




Dato S. taught us during bed side teaching(BST), problem-based learning(PBL) and lectures. His BST usually takes time 3-4 hours standing everyday, because Dato will discuss every case in a detailed way, after that, each of us has to submit learning outcomes that night in whatsapp group. PS: so you're gonna need a very comfy shoes, spend more on shoes otherwise you'll have leg cramp every night ok?! Dato S. was the HOD of those medical wards, no wonder he is a very genius, experienced but humble physicians. Dato also brought us to the TB ward, an isolated ward at the backyard of HTAA.

while waiting for Dato' S in the isolation room (TB ward)

dato S is writing the TB case in the patient's BHT

In IM, we felt 'perform gila'(tapi tak tau bila nak pandai ni haha) because most of our time in the hospital & learn new things in ward and procedure room every day (ecg, catheterization, spinal tap, pleural tap,etc). After midnight on any weekends, we act as a 'vampire' : we went to the ward to take blood from each patient. At the same time, the HO's really need our help, because every night, they have to take blood for >40 patients and send it to the lab until dawn. So our presence are so welcomed by the HO's on call that night. :D . We also went to scopy room to observe bronchoscopy, colonoscopy, OGDS, etc.

my groupmates for 2 months : Amir, Min, Ana

In this posting, each of us have to submit 2 case write up (CWU) just like surgery posting. Case write up is just like a case report from the history of the patient, the PE findings, our differential diagnosis, the investigations & management done in the hospital, and lastly, our own discussions about the case. We also have problem-based learning(PBL) classes, seminars( our presentations) and lectures everyday.

Basically, Dato' punya stail, bila ada soalan yang kami tak dapat jawab, mesti Dato' suruh masukkan jawapan tu ke dalam group whatsapp, tak kisah lah dalam bentuk apa pun(gambar, video, type, tulisan tangan). So, semua notes yang dalam group whatsapp tu lah yang akan ditulis balik dalam buku nota lain khas untuk IM sahaja. Waktu exam, jadikan buku tu as a refference. Ok?

After >2 months of learning, here EOP comes. For long case, I got nephrotic syndrome case and I presented the case (terribly... I think) with Dr. from UIA, and I was given free "life lectures" because of my 'good' case presentation & he even questioned me if I really want to be a doctor or is it my parent's wish? He told me to 'betulkan niat' and must be safe doctor, not to harm my patients soon. huhu... :"( For short case, I got CVS case : heart failure. I'm glad that I can present my short case better than my long case. luckily, with Allah's will, we all passed this tough posting :") thanks to our parents, friends, & patient's du'a.

I don't know why our face look very happy ( even though many of us were crying on this day, Alhamdulillah, we make it ! )

Bagi aku IM ialah antara masa yang paling mencabar dalam tahun 3(in terms of everything). Sebab dalam posting ni banyak sangat teori kena tahu & hafal dalam masa yang singkat, kena tahu present long case ikut cara doktor yang lain2 style, belajar buat PE in a correct steps, kena appreciate different findings in each system, kena cover katil yang banyakkk (bagi aku lah). Kalau kena marah dengan doktor depan patient, depan kawan kawan, benda tu dah jadi lumrah dah, nama pun belajar kan. Belajar untuk jatuh dan bangun balik berkali-kali. I admit that this is masa jatuh aku, sebab pointer aku sem 6 ni memang agak jatuh jugak la even masih deanlist, tapi benda tu dah cukup menyedihkan untuk aku dan parents aku. Mungkin sebab sedar yang pointer aku jadi macam ni sebab salah aku sendiri : tak bahagi masa betul-betul antara pergi hospital & belajar teori, aku rasa aku terlalu banyak spend time kat hospital, tapi, balik rumah tak cover teori. It was a big mistake you know !? Tapi takpe, semua ni proses belajar & kena improve  lagi untuk posting seterusnya. Sesusah mana pun posting ni, benda dah berlalu dah pun and believe me, at the end of it, its all worth it with the sweats and tears :D

←←my fav song during IM posting :')

SEMESTER 7

Obstetrics & gynaecology  posting (9 credit hours)was our first posting this semester. The brand new semester :) C'mon asma', another 1 semester to enter year 4. For this posting, some of it I've posted in O&G . So I just want to recap what I feel about this posting. Obstetrics is the study of pregnant lady >24 weeks & its associated disease from 24 weeks until after delivery. Gynaecology is the study of any woman reproductive system associated diseases and any pregnancy <24 weeks.

I think this is the busiest posting of 3rd year (sama/lagi sibuk dari IM rasanya) We have to clerk patient in Obs ward (level 1) and Gynae ward (level 2), observe gynae operations(GOT- I don't go anyway, because no time ) & deliveries (maternal OT & labour room),  newborn resuscitation, attend gynae specialist clinic(every Tuesday ) , and several procedures in LOGBOOK O&G . After we finish the procedures, we have to ask HO on duty to stamp on our logbook as a proof.

Most of the HO & nurses were very kind and taught anything that we don't know. That's why, in O&G, most of our time spent in the hospital because we learn new things every day. I jot down any important info given by the HO/observed in the labor room/in patient's case note into my "pocket" O&G book(because I don't want to repeat my mistakes in IM huhu). So, I will bring this book in my white coat/handbag every time everyday. So this is my precious pocket book (sorry kabur sikit)↓↓

In this posting, we were further divided into 2 small groups : Obs and Gynae. So the first 4 weeks, my group will learn gynae first with Dr. Hamida, and the other group will learn Obs with Dato' Khaled, and it will switch back for the next 4 weeks. I think this is the most organised posting compared to others. The slide also compact and easy to understand (this is applicable to obs only, gynae was not easy at all, ! haha).

my small group for 2 months !

countless MOT(maternity operation theater) attendance to fill up 

For me, obs is hard to reach an accurate findings and to appreciate the fetal parts by palpation, it took a lot of practice to master it. If you want to improve your PE skills in determining the fetal heart sounds, try to use pinard first, and then you can use daptone. Before you enter labor room, make sure you 'digest' partogram very well. Learn how to examine placenta first from your senior/internet before you examine it yourself. If you go to the labor room often, you can offer a great help to nurses and HO's & learn to be a better assistant day by day.

while waiting for Dato' K for our night case presentation in Bilik Berlian postnatal ward

Untuk klinik pulak memang kena berani kan diri untuk approach bilik-bilik specialist ni. Sebab ikut rezeki masing2. Kadang2 dapat doktor yang baik sangat, ada yang garang sangat. Pernah kena tengking pun sebenarnya (...) sebab doktor tu tak suka student huhu. Apa2 pun tu lah kenangan yang akan kita simpan sampai bila2 dan untuk ambil pengajaran jugak untuk masa depan. Kalau boleh, attend at least seminggu sekali sebab kat klinik lah tempat paling banyak belajar. (... and tempat nak penuhkan logbook jugak hoho) 

I spent most of the time in high risk labour room(because the patient are always there) , rather than low risk(sometimes you have to wait longer if there any low risk patient arrive). It was an amazing thing to observe the delivery of the new life everytime, subhanallah ! Waktu first time tu rasa terharu sekejap bila ada nyawa baru yang selamat lahir atas dunia ni :") Of course you'll appreciate your mother each time you observe the deliveries. In high risk, I see the role of the doctors in charge and the midwife were very crucial because they have to save 2 persons in one time, their management during the delivery was fast & competent. Not to mention about different husband's behaviour- ada certain tu penyabar sangat, genggam tangan isteri, selawat kat telinga isteri, ada juga yang takut nak masuk labour room sebab tak mampu tengok darah, dan ada juga yang "marah" isteri suruh senyap sikit jangan terjerit-jerit >_<. I was like, seriously? that baby is from husband jugak kot (I was so pissed off with that kind of situations -_- )

In O&G you're dealing with a woman, a mother, a pregnant mother, a very sensitive person. You must tone down your voice, change the way you clerk (very different from IM ok 😂 ), the way you approach the patient. Especially in gynae ward, when you have to clerk a new miscarriage case or any gynaecological cancer, sometimes the patient cried in front of you while you clerk the case :( You must understand their feelings and situations. We clerk a case : the patient had several miscarriages before this pregnancy because of incompetent cervix, so this time her pregnancy survived because she had pessary inside her reproductive tract, even though there is infection because of the pessary, she still want to keep the baby even the doctors advise to let go of it. So, she choose to stay in the hospital for the rest of the pregnancy in order to keep the fetus alive :")

Overall, posting O&G ni memang totally belajar benda baru, setiap hari bila datang wad ke labour room ke klinik ke memang tak sia2 lah of couse :)))))) Semua ilmu ada kat situ, tinggal kita je rajin ke tak nak datang wad. Ada sorang HO tu dari Jordan, dia kata "korang kira beruntunglah belajar medic kat Malaysia, masuk labour room dpt buat macam2, masa kitorg dulu dpt tengok dari hujung pintu je. Masa HO baru dpt belajar all over again."  :") So gaiss yang belajar medic kat Malaysia ni, grab this opportunity and use it well !

But when it comes to exam at the end of the posting, it was hard to appreciate and give an accurate findings in short case :") seriously... Sometimes, the short case question given was --> how to calculate the estimated date of delivery (EDD) from period of amenorrhea (POA) without using calculator/calculate on paper. I've got Premature Contraction in long case and uterus smaller than date in short case. Alhamdulillah, I managed to pass in this exam :D

Thanks to our examiners Dato' K & Dr. Ayu for giving us opportunity to pass O&G exam. And not to forget, our patients for their cooperation

This is one of the most helpful tips for O&G, and this one help me a lot during EOP , cc Kak Fakhriah : 


Assalamua’laikum . My dear juniors, 
1) theory 
2) clinical
*p/e jangan risau sgt, make sure flow smooth dan tak missed 
Lepas habis exam, banyakkan berdoa lagi. Kadang kita rasa kita buat teruk, tapi Allah pasti tlg kita kalau kita banyak doa. Inshaallah. Berkat usaha kita, dan bila kita respect pt, respect dr. 
Itu saje. Tips biasa ² je, maaf kalau ada silap salah kurang memana . 

Nak share few tips untuk o&g, moga menambah semangat dan bekalan untuk hari exam nanti. Akak mungkin bukan the highest, cuma dapat A- (but alhamdulillah sangat sebab masa post mortem tgk B+) dan alhamdulillah lulus semua theory sections (mcq-osce). Thus nak share tips yang inshaallah helpful jugak utk kalian😊

- study setakat yang mampu,study semua lecture notes Dr Mida, Dr Khaled. Kami tak banyak lectures, tapi akak download drpd prev groups/batch. Study jugak PBL sebab meq memang dr khaled amek dekat situ je. Tapi time group akak dia tak amek drpd PBL 😂 group sebelum dari zaman senior lagi, PBL tu berguna sgt ² utk meq. Kalau boleh, hafal soalan dan jawapan yg dr khaled bg. Digest! Dan ingat, MEQ masa dia hanya 1jam,soalan banyak, allocate betul2 masa nak jawab meq! Utk MCQ, ada minus marking. So be careful, jangan syok sangat dok tembak. Baca soalan dgn tenang, dan tanda jawapan yg paling yakin betul. Soalan mcq ada yg confusing sikit, tips akak,banyak baca ten teachers, dan inshaallah ada jawab few soalan drpd koleksi soalan. Helpful😊 ramai classmates akak sangkut dkt mcq section. Buat yg terbaik, yg penting jgn overconfident. Utk osce, basically osce menguji visual skills kita. Ada soalan yg out of box, tak pernah jumpa apa dia tu, tapi takpe, jawab je. Tapi osce kena pantas fikir, 5 mins each station. Kalau station dr mida tu lagi lah, takde rest station pun😂 satu lagi, tulisan kena jaga, jangan tak faham sgt. Belajar drpd kesilapan akak, akak banyak xdapat markah sbb dr tak faham tulisan akak, mmg tulisan akak buruk:’) tulisan tak cantik takpe, asalkan boleh baca. 

Dkt sini ada 3 faktor ; kita, doktor sbg examiner, patient. Banyakkan doa smoga dapat patient yang mudah. Serius, :’) kalau dapat pt yg susah (eg. kes susah, communicate susah), berat jugaklah. Takpe, erm tapi kan org yang dapat 2nd day, untung sikit sebab dia boleh tahu kes apa sesikit dan soalan dr. Anyway takpe 😊 
Tips yang inshaallah sgt boleh membantu; 
- allocate masa ; 1 jam utk long case kan , allocate 30 mins utk clerking , 10 mins utk examine , remaining utk siapkan skrip dan siapkan mental fizikal. Bila dr dtg, kita dh ready dan well prepared inshaallah. 30 mins wajib selesai clerking tau! Pesan siap ² dkt patient. 
- sblm examine pt, pergi amek daptone, kira fetal heart rate. Sbb guna daptone, tak sampai 5 mins, dh dpt FHR, dapat tahu fetal back belah mana, dapat tahu presentation dia. Settle dh part tu. Jgn lupa hantar balik daptone. Buat kerja cepat ² ok ;) dan effisien. 
- buat baik dgn patient. Mtk dia doakan kita dan bgtau dia kita tgh exam. Lepas habis long case/short case jgn lupa salam dan thank pt for girls ok:) 
- bila present dgn dr, jangan tunjuk sgt kita nervous. Minit ² yang kita allocate membantu kita utk tenang. Aim untuk jawab semua soalan dr. Dr khaled banyak tanya soalan, dan kalau kita boleh jawab soalan dr, muka dr nampak happy. Anggap time tu learning session, kita akan lebih relax. Kalau kita taktau, mtk dgn dr “any clues”. Present dengan wibawa, jaga eye contact, jaga tone, jangan buat presentation kita bosan. Jaga points penting supaya clearly presented. Akak  dapat (rahsia;tapi >7/10 utk long case) dan inshaallah moga tips ni bantu adik2 utk dapat lagi tinggi ya :) dr khaled strict nk kasi markah banyak tapi takpe, kita aim the highest, buat yang terbaik. Again, jangan overconfident. Betulkan niat dan anggaplah segala kesilapan yg kita hadapi, adalah learning points. Revise balik semua nota bst,cp, soalan tak lari drpd situ. Drugs used in obs tak banyak, master it kasi hadam. Soalan ² physio banyak, microbs. Dr khaled suka tanya banyak soalan. 

*hafal skrip p/e tuh, points penting jgn tinggal. Eg. Fetal head dulu baru fetal back. 
*breech/unstable lie/twins kasi hadam 


All the best! 😊



Pediatrics posting(9 credit hours)

Always in my whitecoat pocket (you need to wash it everyday ok!) --> my room mate Farha baik sgt bagi pinjam .
Lol I thought it was a cow, but my room mate scolded me and said it is a giraffe haha

This Paeds posting should be a relax one( the previous group said that : / ), but during our time, this posting overlap with fasting month, Ramadhan, so it was a bit  busy for us because there no class during evening and night to give way for break our fast and to perform Taraweeh at night. So the timetable turned out a bit packed. We also have weekend classes almost every week to make sure our syllabus complete at the end of this posting.

I was a group leader during paeds posting, so it was a bit stressful to deal with the "complicated" timetable and lecturer(meh...). 

My advice before entering this posting, please buy toys for your own good, you will need it everyday and it will help you to clerk the patient. You can buy it in any RM2 store or DIY(a bit expensive). Kalau toddler/baby boleh beli mainan yang ada bunyi loceng bila goncang tu, kalau budak perempuan beli la anak patung mcm barbie kecik/mainan masak-masak. Kalau boys beli lah power rangers atau spiderman ke superman kecik-kecik tu/kad boboiboy/ dinasour. Jangan terkejut bila tengok senior-senior atau student UIA pegang beg kecik penuh dengan mainan setial kali masuk wad :D And don't forget candy and chocolate in your pocket ;) It was really useful to attract their attention while approaching them, to distract their attention especially doing PE & to stop them from crying. 

Not only in IM posting, but also in Paeds posting, you should wash your white coat at least once a week to make sure that you are not the spreading agent of the germs. Wash your hand properly each time entering or leaving the ward. Sanitize your hand each time before you clerk the patient. And don't forget to sanitize you stethoscope as well(bell and diaphragm).

During PE for paeds, you rarely can follow the IM steps. Sometimes in respiratory cases, you must auscultate first before the child start crying, and when the child cry, you can check the vocal fremitus. You must be opportunistic to make sure you PE completed. 

We have to learn in 2 hospitals during this posting : HTAA & Hospital Pekan. The atmosphere in Hospital Pekan was a bit relax compared to HTAA, maybe due to the number of patients referred to HTAA are more compared to Pekan, and Paeds ward in Pekan is larger compared to HTAA.  

In front of Pediatrics ward, Hosp. Pekan

Common case in paeds are nephrotic syndrome(NS), acute glomerulonephritis(AGN), bronchiolitis, pneumonia, cerebral palsy(CP), septal heart defect, acute exacerbation of bronchial asthma(AEBA), acute gastroenteritis(AGE), dysentery, meningitis(rare), achondroplasia, Down Syndrome baby with congenital heart disease (as a common association), febrile fit, thalessemia & etc.  

LOGBOOK - As I said before, please be honest in fill up your logbook, it will affect your 'barakah' in this lifetime learning process. Several procedure that we must observe/assist/perform : oxygen cannula administration, nebulizer administration, IV cannula insertion, blood taking, measuring head circumference, plotting growth chart, taking blood pressure & etc.

In the procedure room, try to assist the HO in duty. Because most of them really need other's help to hold the children during IV branula insertion or nasogastric tube insertion. The child will struggle to get loose from your grip, so hold them tight while try to calm they down.

Infront of Peadiatrics ward HTAA

welcome to Hospital Pekan !

still in Hospital Pekan

In paeds, you're dealing with kids & babies, so you must be very cautious anytime you deal with them. Try to smile and cheer them up each time. I admit that I'm not used to communicate with kids because I rarely meet my little cousins(sadly...)At first, I was a bit awkward when dealing with them, but by time, I naturally can talk/play with them. Before approach their parents, try to observe the parent's situation, either busy, distress, relax, unhappy, not comfortable, friendly looking or not. Because, the history must be taken from the parents, not the kids. Some of the parents on the first day of their child admission, they tend to be irritable and easily annoyed by students like us, because we understand their situation : they were so worried about their child condition. So, observe their body language first before you approach them.

Sometimes, the toddler will insert the toys into their mouth so don't forget to wash and clean your toys before giving that to other children next day. It will minimize the chance of transferring the germs to other children.

Paeds ni walaupun posting dia agak sibuk, tapi bila datang wad hari-hari tengok baby, budak-budak, hilang rasa penat tu :D Bila deal dengan diorang ni kena pandai buat  macam-macam ekspresi muka, kena pandai main teka-teki, pandai buat magic(haha..), pandai bercerita, pandai lukis-lukis kartun untuk diorang, pandai main & mengagah baby, semua tu  memang rasa released stress setiap kali clerk tu. And bila dapat bagi mainan & coklat free kat diorang, rasa cam puas hati je haha, mungkin sama lah kot perasaan dia dengan waktu derma ke sedekah ke. 

During OSCE communication station, we have to explain to parents about several common diseases, such as febrile fit, asthma, nephrotic syndrome,etc without using medical jargon. Sometimes we have to explain to the parents in the ward or anyone that act as the parents. Things that included in the marking scheme are : what to do if the attack happen at home, what things they must not do, the management, the complication and some epidemiology information.

Some of my sketches in asthma communication station, we have to show illustrations to gain parent's better understanding about their child's disease

During EOP, I got bronchopneumonia for long case, and nephrotic syndrome for short case. Alhamdulillah, because of my family & friend's prayer, my exam went very well from the examiner, the patient, also my presentation.

candid by Hanis after finish my long & short case presentation :D

The end of pediatric posting marks the end of year 3 major posting, Alahamdulillah !

A big thanks to my group for your endless support and understanding : from left : Nijee, husna, sarah, Dr. M, amir, Dr. farhana, Afina, Yasmin, Asiah, Thuaibah, Hanis, Ely, Aminah, Fido. Finally finish our Major posting in year 3 !

Dr. MGM last session with us because next year he will return back to Ireland

Basic Life Support(BLS) minor posting only take 1 month to cover. In this posting, we learn basic life support such as cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. This posting also include any emergencies from major posting such as Pediatric emergency, O&G emergency, trauma in Orthopedics and surgery, and other medical emergency. I will add to this post later, because all the photos in my old handphone(its broken mehh :") )

So glad that Tessera reunited in BLS for a month

After 1 year of exciting (plus tiring) year 3, we glad we survive it without repeating any papers, For me it was hard, but its worth it. Dr. S pernah cakap, bila dah masuk tahun klinikal, setapak dah masuk ke dalam dunia perubatan. Ayuh teruskan perjuangan untuk menghadapi tahun 4 pula ! Insyallah we're all gonna make it ...

Thanks readers :)


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