It totally does.
I blame the surgical careers evening.
Anyway, where was I?
Oh yes, I was blogging.
I am blogging.
This is pretty much the worst blog post ever.
A few topics to discuss in summarised form:
1. The past month.
2. The next month.
3. Exams.
So anyway, its been a vaguely interesting month.
3 weeks on the respiratory ward flew by pretty quickly as I managed to see a certain respiratory consultant as little as possible while trying to be as productive as possible in order to gain the marks on my in progress training report. Not that it mattered as the registrar left in the middle of the week leaving me to get my ITPR done by the new reg. Such wasted effort.
Saw some interesting cases, the highlight probably the tuberculosis patient with zero clinical findings. So that sort of outlines how exciting respiratory was...
The week on cardiac care was... Yeah. So we just throw 5 drugs at people and let them go home with varying amounts of work leave. Exciting. Saw an angio done though and a stent inserted. Wanted to see the "full metal jacket" stenting but decided it just wasn"t worth standing around for.
Now though, I"m on the AMU! The newly constructed acute medical unit is all shiny and white and has lots of short stay patients that I can pretty much just ignore continuity of care because they get dished out elsewhere within 48 hours! Yay!
We"ll see how excited I am with 3 more weeks of AMU though.
Exams in 4 weeks. Getting nervous. There isn"t much more to say on that...
Oh, and I thought this was a fun, valid plan for OSCE stations:
