2.11.24
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14.10.24
6.10.24
turmoil
i haven't felt this sad for a while. i wish i knew how to care for a heart this brittle, and not let the fear paralyse my steps.
2.10.24
october
schedule for this week is pretty tight.
it's bio imaging week and class starts from eight in the morning all way to the one in the afternoon, and then another two hours of orientation briefing. one of my lecturers had a coccyx fracture due to falling from slippery floor (radiology department's air conditioner was leaking), and she was embarrassed to have a proper ct / mri scan in her own department so she just settled by diagnosing herself with x-ray. idk but the dr said it would be equivalent to urologist getting stones... yeah people do say that doctors make the worst patients.
we also had super lengthy radiation discussion around x-ray fatal effect, never proven, but speculated to be one of two millions. and funnily enough this other dr just made us grasp the fact that radiation effect doesn't relate entirely with distance but mostly how the exposure happens (more things blocking it?) so you get higher radiation as you climb mountains because there are less things blocking you from the sunlight.
then we are having batch photoshoot after class today and i have to rush to the airport since my brother is having six month internship in doha. the last day of the week will also be filled with ward tour with a senior since i'll be starting my surgery posting next week. if it weren't for the overlap, i would've just gone with my roommate who is one year above me... but yeah maybe everything is for the better. till then.
10.9.24
rites
24.8.24
idle day
in the middle of studying session marsha opens a tiktok live where the host makes literal conches race and the loser of that race gets cooked in masak lemak dish... and some of the viewers gifted the host tiktok gifts worth about myr1000
12.8.24
ethel cain's strangers
31.7.24
medical journey #4
had cervical cancer lecture this morning and to my surprise, dr said that currently hpv testing is the way to go instead of pap smear. pros: detect the virus strain right away, faster and more specific result. cons: pricey. and it's not even widely available in malaysia yet. dr told us to check out rose hpv programme online - and so i did. medicine really moves in a fast pace, the drugs, the tech.
since we're learning in a university hospital, granted there were extra access to techs that are not available in gov hospitals all over the country. even then, we're still outsourced as to keep up with the advancing machineries, a proper molecular lab is needed and to establish one is such a tedious, costly process.