after 10 days in OPD...

...i'm starting to love it all.

the hustle.. the bustle..
the way the day just flies by coz you are too busy to count each second passing by.

i like the sense of accomplishment
when i'm finished with a basket and send it on to the next station.
when i see the whole mountain of baskets stacked up cleared!
angin taufan gone!

i marvel at the way the dispensers and pharmacists seem to know the exact location of all the drugs!

i've seen some counsel too. and oh i would so love to be their patient.. their counseling is so clear! and they even cover every single aspect possible that the patients might not be sure of without the patient even having to ask.

i see them handle the patients some which i really wana just cekek them and bang their head against the wall or something.. so rude my goodness and their patience is astounding! the way they handle queries, or seem to know exactly which medication need blue card or consultant/specialist signature blah blah.. the way they scold doctors... waaa... can i be like that one day?

some patients are so full of themselves, saying loudly that they know everything so the pharmacist ma shuddup and just give them the drug lo.. since is another medical profession taking the drug, then asking about minute details like the dose which is already written clearly for them to see.

some patients are so cute though. makes you dunno wana laugh or what. yet you can clearly see their ernestness in wanting to do it right.

i think i didn't choose the wrong proffesion.

i seriously got a lot to learn though.

patience. especially! haha.. how to control my temper towards some difficult.. demanding.. rude.. obnoxious... those that if eyes could kill i would be rotting in jail right now punya... patients.

counseling.. i even confuse myself. sigh..

more knowledge.. i still dunno what's for what and all the pre- and post- prandial advice.. interactions.. some drugs just look plain weird.

where everything is..

basically everything.

i think i must have made quite a few mistakes today like forgetting to cross off some drugs which are given full or filling in their blue card when dispensing or writing the number of times to sapu on those creams or forgetting to check for SPUB when screening and god knows what else.

hope didn't hoi any patient too bad. sigh.. patients should be protected from people like me.

anyhow, i vow to do my best! i will de.

one day i will be like them.=]

i hope.

i'd better.