trueblue (john_gpjm) wrote, @ 2006-03-23 00:41:00

Still in nephro...
Started to do clinics today, what a change of emphasis...patients are more stable compared to the wards....but you still see many patients in denial of they kidney disease; well, I guess who wouldn't, just because the doctors do some blood tests, ultrasound my kidneys, then say that I am having kidney failure because the tests came back positive...not to mention that I am feeling so well now! (the patient). But they don't know 'well' for how long...

Enjoying nephrology, though work here can be quite 'routine' at times, but the exposure if definately helpful, especially if I've considered taking up a career in medicine.

I have already lost count how many IJC's, femoral's and Stab PD's I have done...

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