it our journey

clinical years is a bit tough for me in this 2 weeks, but there somethings that i learned from the patients. as long as you are polite, smile, and greet them in a proper ways, they are willing to help you in the learning process. and also, all the nurses, HO, MO are too kind that they are willing to teach us, to guide us, and to let us observes all the procedure and at the same time explains to us about all the equipments that use.

thanks to all of you, our journey as a medical students and future, a doctors, started with you. it start from today and continue until our graduation. and, it will continue as long as we are in this field.

and, to all kakak-kakak that are willing to answer to each of our question, in order for us to clerk the patient to get the history. even, they are just admitted a few minute before, still they are still smiling while we questioned them. and, thank for being able to bear with our silly-silly question and our shy-shy behave and our act. sometime, we did explain but those kakak might not understand it well, and sometime, when we looked at the data, still need to open up books to get the normal value of the urine test, FBC, and renal profile. carrying all the books, notebook, pocket book along with us while interviewng those kakak, and still selak2 note while asking them.

but, Alhamdulillah, they are very understanding and very helpful to help us in our learning process. they are our first patient, and we are sorry for all the inconvenience thins.