New Revelations
It's been a while since I updated my blog...so sorry to those who are dedicated in reading it. The thing is, I honestly haven't had much to say lately. I am plugging away in psychiatry and have exams next friday, so I've been studying a bit for it.
New Revelation #1: I passed my Obs/Gyne rotation no problemo!!!! I "exceeded requirements" in my clinical marks (ie how well I do with patients and other health care professionals) and I was a bit above the average for the exam scores. I am happy that I don't have to re-write the exam!!!
New Revelation #2: Crazy people are not as scary as I first thought. They are frightened because they misinterpret the world around them. It's a chronic medical condition just like any other...such as diabetes and it needs to be managed as such.
New Revelation #3: Having said that, some crazy people ARE scary. Usually this is because they have just ingested drugs that are making them this way. I am still lacking in the sympathy department with these patients...they're doing it to themselves.
New Revelation #4: It's important to stay safe when interviewing psych patients...when in doubt, ask security to stick around. Also, learning kung fu moves is key!!!
New Revelation #5: If you haven't already guessed, psychiatry is not for me...one less decision I have to make!
Until next time folks...
New Revelation #1: I passed my Obs/Gyne rotation no problemo!!!! I "exceeded requirements" in my clinical marks (ie how well I do with patients and other health care professionals) and I was a bit above the average for the exam scores. I am happy that I don't have to re-write the exam!!!
New Revelation #2: Crazy people are not as scary as I first thought. They are frightened because they misinterpret the world around them. It's a chronic medical condition just like any other...such as diabetes and it needs to be managed as such.
New Revelation #3: Having said that, some crazy people ARE scary. Usually this is because they have just ingested drugs that are making them this way. I am still lacking in the sympathy department with these patients...they're doing it to themselves.
New Revelation #4: It's important to stay safe when interviewing psych patients...when in doubt, ask security to stick around. Also, learning kung fu moves is key!!!
New Revelation #5: If you haven't already guessed, psychiatry is not for me...one less decision I have to make!
Until next time folks...

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