call

post call today.

not a good call after all when have to oncall with ****. yeah right it’s a mo factor to decide whether that day jonah or not.

people always said periphery call very nice, can sleep a lot. but this is definitely wrong when the mo oncall is ****.

there’re

- toe gangrene + acute on chronic kidney disease + frank hematuria

- day 2 post op still having active bleeding in the ward, still in blood transfusion and patient requests to change ward

- post disarticulation still having active bleeding in ICU

- have to scrub in to another emergency OT for compartment syndrome secondary to snake bite

- referral from surgical (where the ppl on call the day before forgot to review the patient)

- other minor minor stuffs like post op review, insert brannula, blood taking, call blood bank, fill in GXM form…

- and the most irritated thing is during the emergency op and have to check the blood for blood transfusion intra-op, the ppk who sent the blood lost the carbon copy of the GXM form. what the hell??

frankly speaking, it’s so tiring to run between wards, ICU and OT.. ZZzzzzz

and yet it feel so warm sometimes when the nurses help to tapao dinner (having dinner at 2.30am), get the spoon and container for drinks from pantry, prepared the spoon and food on the counter table and washed the spoon for me. :p

at last, the worst worst worst thing is i have to oncall with **** again next week.