1st clinical day in Med-Surg 2
Posted by: WittyRuby on: October 17, 2008
My mood is down now, you should not read, because I’m gonna whine a lot in this entry, and my whining will probably make you sick haha.
What was my impression? Oh, my feeling was not good, it’s gonna be worse than mom-baby clinical. The instructor looked serious. She rarely smiled. The facility did not look that great: small, and well…not a warm and welcomed place. There are tons of paperwork that need to be filled out while on the floor: care plan, patient profile, med, psycho- social assessment…. can’t believe it. The assignment are not clear, and as my med-surg clinical last semester, there will be a lot to prepare before the day.
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