叫我第一名！
The number one JINCO in the ward.
Packed 2 admit 3, with TPN and numerous IVs to give with no IV nurse who can help me with all these. Siting cannula, explaining procedures, making arrangements...
And keep being stopped and bombarded questions which I don't know when was the thing even started since when I asked the last shift they have no idea too!
I have to solve them.
My colleague told me today, "it's funny to know people like you exist."
I asked her why and she said, "it's funny because I have NEVER seen anyone like you, who always have everything and anything that happened at the same time in ONE shift! (Indeed a jinx, agreed and proven.)"
*FML*
Call me CHAMPION, for being the biggest JINCO in the ward.
Luckily my next shift staff saw the ward when they came, spare me from hooking up a chemotherapy bag, though I did the lock for the patient so that she can go for shower.
I work until I don't know where is my left right up and down.
And...
Of course, not forgetting Mong who was so sweet, saw that I am really tied, bought me a cup noodle so that I can eat it when I was finishing up my work after I hand over.
Haiz.
To twist this to a positive thinking mode, I think...
Ok, I was supposed to have 2 TPNs to hook up; 1 was cancelled.
With 2 chemotherapy to put up, that was yesterday shift.
And let alone the rest of the IV medication.
And... Luckily the 2 packed case did not come together.
And both the admission are not having a very big issue, just that I do not have the time to talk to the patients at all.
Oh yeah, and the 3rd case I closed within a week, the 4th case I closed within 2 weeks; and within this month of return to work, I have lost count on how many. I JUST REALIZED THAT!
