Ahmad (not his real name) was stiff as a log by the time I was referred to him, more of a cadaver than a human being in distress.
It was not difficult to see why.
The first house officer was breaking his ribs instead of pumping his heart.
His counterpart had no experience in setting an intravenous cannula ever before.
The third of the trio simply stood by – an idle spectator in the midst of chaos. He should have brought some popcorn with him instead of a stethoscope.
The three had one thing in common – they graduated from medical schools in Ukraine and Russia.
Biostatistics Workshop using R #1/2021
3 years ago
5 comments:
Fakhri...
aku x setuju dgn ape yg ko post ni.HO dr U kite bukan perfect pon.same je.ade je yg akan buat masalah kalau jd HO nnti.cube bayangkan kalau budak2 U lain bace post ni.tak pun, Dr hospital yg pernah jumpe grad UIA yg bermasalah.mesti dia akan gelak je bace post ni.
em..actually kalo reflect balik sume cite2 ni leh jd pengajaran utk kite..1 day bl kite jd HO x mustahil kite pn lupe sume ni..especially part2 yg need skills tu..so skrg siyesly kena prtis byk2..n try our best..insyaAllah..
kalo x silap aku, grads dari Russia and Ukraine xde practical kt hospital, so no wonder la..
ak rasa fakhri cuma expose his observation. memang post dia ad berbaur emosi sket, tapi kalau x didedahkan benda macam ini, bahaya.
lgpn aku rase fakhri bukan nak hentam sape2, cuma nak jadikan benda ni iktibar dan pengajaran..
ni post dari one of the website la...sama gak dgn csmu story tu...aku dah bc website tu n those original blogs
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