Good Day Guys
Let me share with you about my day. The night before, my colleague endorsed all the patients to me and I was already thinking of a strategy on how to treat them because there were 9 patients. When I woke up I continued writing and got ready for work. I left our house at around 7:40. I picked up one of my colleagues because her place is along my way. We parked and walked to our workplace, passed through the triage, timed in, and went to our department.
I texted our doctor on who I can treat and she told me to treat one patient first, she'll see the others before I treat them. I then got ready and fixed all the equipment that I needed. I went up to the room of patient one and when I reached the room, I noticed that they don't have things inside anymore. I saw the watcher and they told me that they were going to transfer to the room across. And she also told me to wait for the patient to transfer to the other room while waiting. I was just there outside of their room and I waited for 10 minutes. After that, I decided to treat the patient so my time wouldn't be wasted. My first patient was a stroke patient and I had to make my patient short sit on the bedside chair. While treating her the nurse came in for the transfer and noticed that I was treating so she told me that they'll just transfer her after the treatment, which was really convenient for me. I also saw our doctor doing the rounds during treatment. After the treatment, I was guessing where our doctor would be. I went to one of the hallways where some of our patients are located and she was there. She endorsed to me some of the patients. I forgot to bring one of the pieces of equipment used for standing so I had to call my colleague to bring it up for me and meet me in the room of patient 2.
I went to patient 2 and they just inserted a peg on her the day before so I had to watch out for pain coming from that site. This patient was really lethargic when I treated her, the aide said she didn't get enough sleep because of the pain from the site. When I treated her, there was no pain which was a good thing, so everything went smoothly. Then my colleagues brought the walker to that room. I went to patient 3 and he was bound for standing. I noticed that his mood seems so depressed because he couldn't move his arm and his leg was also weak from the stroke. He was able to walk with the walker but he easily got tired. I then went to the basement from the fourth floor because patient 4 was located there. When I tried entering his room, he soiled himself so I went back to our department and waited for our doctors' rounds. I waited for around 10 minutes and she endorsed all our patients.