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Monday, July 20, 2009

My First RMS with My New Company

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I just did my very first incident report (RMS) with my company.
-Sigh-Photobucket
I was helping my junior to change bed sheet this morning for one of the patient who went off for some procedure and somehow when I was moving alongside the bed I slipped and twisted my ankle.
I didn't take it to heart at first till when I sat down and it keep having the tingling feeling that is super disturbing.
It happens that the physiotherapist of the ward was around and she had a look at it and said it was a little swollen and suggested ice compression, then elevate it when I take my break later (I was like.. HuhPhotobucket? You mean put my leg on the table when I eat? Like how?Photobucket)
Then my preceptor who was around said has to tell boss and boss said better see doctor and put up a RMS.
And that leaves me with a swollen ankle and 2 days of medical leave.Photobucket

Ok lah, not really so bad right????? I think so leh...

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [4:07 PM]




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