last 72 hours in JIPMER..

done with exams!!
joining DM, pulmonary medicine @pgimer,chandigarh.

monday resigning from jipmer and shifting back to Bangalore for few days before shifting to Chandigarh permanently.

2011-2015 in Jipmer will be the career defining moment/golden phase of my career and life..20 years down the line the day my APs here quote my name and remember me i would feel  proud /accomplished/blessed. 

i will be back...

This is it...
End of my three years of residency @ jipmer.
Leaving with pride and satisfaction but with a melancholic heart and with no regrets at all.
Will miss my gurus, colleagues and of course my true teachers-patients.

But as Arnold says in terminator-"I will be back".

Somethings...

Sometimes(may be always) something's can't be bought....

Patients love and their blessings.
Unexpectedly a patient improves.
A patients gift(as token of appreciation).
Guessing a rare diagnosis and it turns out to be right.
Unexpected cancelation of seminars.

Duty day

Less people to support and more duty days....gonna be busy for few days...

Thesis

Work work work

Make micro deadlines and reach them

Stay away from what's upp/fb

Avoid unwanted distractions (sms)

Sleep less(at least avoid excess sleep)

P.s-
Some one once rightly said-thesis is faeces... Finish it off as soon as possible ;)

Its Sunday boys!

Sunday...
Ward rounds over and on my way back to room.a cup a coffee now and after that an hour or so of studies.afternoon planning for some small outing with my friends who have come for DM/mch exams.

Iron man

Clinical case presentation...patient is a clothes presser....written as iron man.... (4??)....;)

Fucked up..

Fucked up opd life...on Fridays this asthma clinic just drains me out...hundreds of females with fake symptoms who are behind your back for the  pitty medicines..may be every one of them needs a psychological counselling for depression which will bring down their somatic symptoms....fucking hate it...!!

Post duty..

2 back to back shifts yesterday....pretty much tired.....a short nap now ..then again back for an afternoon shift....but frankly am loving my new job...as a CMO....u get to learn new things and nice people to meet...and best part is that u get post duty off....

beginning....

1-loads and loads of OPD cases who cleverly bypass it and land up in casualty for medications...[who rarely succeed]
2-road traffic accidents...being a tertiary centre you shoud be ready for this...being a MLC[medico legal case] u shd be extra cautious regarding documenting and handling the crowd...already 2 cases in my pocket today.....
3-emotional ladies......those who are always ready to pop up a tablet for no reason and land up in casualty with their extra caring husband[read frustrated]...am talking about poisoning...from 10 to 40 yr olds female gender this is so common...this also being a MLC you in a soup if u mess up[like the husband when the wife survives].
4-staff patient....real PIA types[Pain In the Ass]....always extra demanding and try to boss u[even a chapraasi is a staff right?]....but we really don't give a damn for them.
5-real sick cases....this is the reason your posted there..do a quick triage and refer to the parent department...this s where your medical knowledge will play a role....
6-help my colleagues-any respiratory case comes am expected to

this sums up my 1st day in casualty today...

p.s-

best part is that you are your own BOSS..u can dictate terms..and also sometimes get to work with nice people :D

Hyderabad...2

Cme day2..clinical rounds..bed side....think am skipping this...:-P
Have planned for a movie and some nearby places visit...and then back to pondicherry @ 6pm bus today.

life..

life is hectic as a JR [junior resident]...

duty[every 3 days],wards,irritating patients,communication problem,homesickness.....all these drive me really crazy sometimes.....sometimes i feel why did i land up here..kahte hain na 'shaadi ka ladoo hai aisa Jo na khaye who pachtaye, Khaane wala bhi Pachtaye'...but that is life i guess..u have to face it....just 3 yrs and may be one yr as a SR [senior resident] and am done with this place...

p.s-

1-still havent bought the watch i want to- 'casio edifice'...

and planning to buy one good 250cc bike in the near future...hm...so much to plan for..

2-good old frnds r really hard to find...am lucky that i have such kinds even now..:)

3-one of my childhood frnd [neighbor] got murdered recently...though he was just a frnd to me i had quite a few nice childhood memories with him which are priceless

prove it...

any case which gets dumped in your department [as PTB-Pulmonary tuberculosis] and which turns out to be not so always prove it before doing the same towards other department...