? General work summary of respiratory medicine doctors 1
?Unknowingly, I have been practicing in the respiratory medicine department for a week. I have benefited a lot from the week in the respiratory medicine department and learned a lot. Did a lot of wrong things. When I actually entered clinical practice, I discovered that many of the things I learned in school were completely different. I had forgotten many of the things I learned in textbooks, and I couldn’t connect theory with practice and apply them flexibly when encountering situations!
?In the first week, I learned to measure blood sugar, measure blood pressure, collect thermometers, intravenous infusions, change medicine bottles, do nebulization, indwelling needles to seal tubes, and draw arterial blood. I found that these seemed simple. The operation will still be confusing the first time you do it. When measuring blood sugar, a common mistake is not squeezing out enough blood after the injection, resulting in a low blood sugar value! When measuring blood pressure, the audiometer cannot be placed where the arteries fluctuate, and the systolic and diastolic blood pressure cannot be clearly heard. Intravenous infusion, self-exhaust, and still occasionally a little air. Four patients were punctured. Two patients suffered from swelling in the past few days. The reason may be that the needle was not inserted parallel to the needle, resulting in failure. The only thing that makes me a little bit happy today is that I finally succeeded in two piercings. For the first time, I feel a little bit successful! At the beginning, I didn’t know how to read the infusion card at all. I didn’t know which bottle of bid, qd, q12, and q8 should be infused first when I put them together. Now I’m starting to understand a little bit. I always forget to turn off the switch when sealing the tube with the indwelling needle. Now I tell myself every time to remember to turn off the switch to seal the tube! What sticks in my mind is the first time I had an arterial blood draw. It was an old man. The teacher thought he had a better attitude and asked me if I wanted to give it a try. In fact, I had no idea at all, but I really wanted to go. I wanted to give it a try, so I took the injection with the attitude of giving it a try. I didn't get the puncture, so the teacher came over to help me. Because the angle of the needle insertion was too deep, the teacher came over to help me. After a long time, the blood could not be extracted. The patient kept complaining that it hurt, so the teacher pulled it out and asked the patient to re-inject the needle. The patient was very angry and scolded our nurse for being like this, with such poor skills, for treating him as a guinea pig, and even after drawing blood for a long time, he could not draw blood, which made him suffer for so long. I comforted him and helped him apply pressure to stop the bleeding. The patient scolded him angrily. At that moment, I really felt ashamed of him. I was scared and uncomfortable. I wondered if he would complain about me. I kept apologizing. In the end, the patient's mood finally eased, but I still felt uncomfortable in my heart! As a nurse, skills are really important. You can hit the nail on the head and reduce the pain of patients. I wonder if I can do it in the future?
? What makes me very happy is that the Department of Respiratory Medicine is really warm, like a big happy family. All the teachers are young and nice, and they are also very patient in teaching us students. , don’t worry and let us do things! And they often treat us to drinks, haha, it’s so cool! My teacher, Shaokun, was very kind and friendly. She patiently taught me every operation and let me try with confidence. Being clumsy, I felt that I really failed the teacher's expectations of me. She said that to be a nurse, you need to be bold. I am careful, but I am always forgetful and ignorant. I cannot use the things I have been taught flexibly. I have a poor memory and cannot develop good habits. This week, I have been thinking about whether my careless self is capable of these tasks every day. Can I overcome these difficulties at work? It has only been a week, and I told myself not to be so discouraged. I don’t want to look down on myself. If others can do it, I can do it too. I have to be stronger. I have to learn to endure hardship, learn to be patient, and learn to deal with problems by myself. Now that I have grown up, I should not remain like a child and rely on others. Life cannot allow me to be so fragile and evasive. I always want to get out of society, adapt to society, and learn to survive! When you grow up, no one will take care of you anymore, you have to learn to take care of yourself!
?I will stay in the Department of Respiratory Medicine for eight weeks. I hope that I can quickly adapt to my future studies and be proficient in nursing operation skills. Work hard!
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? General work summary of respiratory physicians 2
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? In the hospital party and government leaders and relevant functional departments Under effective guidance, the Respiratory Department, through the joint efforts of all medical staff, has completed the medical, teaching, research and other tasks assigned by the hospital in ____, and has taken another step forward on the basis of the past. Stride.
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?In three months, Chen Guohua, deputy chief physician of the respiratory department, and I insisted on teaching twice a week. In terms of rheumatism, the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of rheumatism, diagnosis and treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, clinical application of hormones, osteoporosis and other special topics were taught respectively. The respiratory system was taught by Chen Guohua Mechanical ventilation, copd, asthma, pulmonary heart disease, rational application of antibiotics, etc.
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