The reason why i can't post much... XD

Okay so i'm currently having my training also called RN Residency training at AFPMC. Its composed of 1 month lecture and  6 mos hospital training wherein you will be rotated in various areas of the hospital unless you will be assigned in a special area (OR, ER, MICU, SICU, etc). Yesterday we finished the lecture phase  and will be going on with the competency exam the next week *nervous* *____*;;;. Will be starting with the clinical duty sometime next month.. wahhh.. I wonder how i will be as a nurse.. *bites nails*

Anyway, so here are some of the photos that i grabbed from Dave's account in facebook.. (pretty LQ don't you think? ^^;; oh well...) :D I actually always bring my camera with me too, but somehow the battery always runs out before i even dare take a picture of my friends :(, you might be wondering how come the battery always runs out? Because the camera is so old and i think there's something wrong with it plus i take pictures of the slides of the lecture all the time.. orz..

IV Therapy Training!

I've been training for my IVT license plus the completion this past few weeks thus the lack of post T__T but i did try to bring my camera with me everytime just so i could take pictures and post about it after. Truth is i'm not yet finish with my cases because the first day of our completion was on a holiday so there were only a few cases then *excuses* and we prioritized the wrong stuff so we ended up not finishing by our deadline.

Anyway so IVT at V Luna costs about Php 2,400 which makes them one of the institutions here in the Philippines that offers the cheapest rates, compared to let's say Veterans (Php 3200). Snacks in the morning, lunch and snacks in the afternoon were inclusive of the payment and they were from Jollibee mind you, not just some random canteen food. :) During the start of the training we were given a green envelope from ANSAP and it contains a booklet/checklist of instructions and guidelines, pen, small filler for notes and an illustration of the nerves on our hands. The venue was pretty packed as a lot of people came to get their training there, not really a good thing because i had a hard time seeing the demonstrations of the procedure, seeing that i was seated in a really far corner. Lecturers were pretty boring (except for one) that i almost fell asleep that one time.. orz. I even wondered if the other institutions have better and much livelier discussions. Oh well...

Here are few of the photos that we had during the training. :)