Respiratory Medicine Trainee Summary 2

After a month of internship in the second department of the hospital, the biggest feeling is: as an intern nurse, start a real hands-on operation. More responsibility than the previous apprenticeship. At the time of the apprenticeship, it was completely "seeing the hand and not moving". They all followed the teaching to see the various operations. Apart from the morning care, there was no chance of hands-on and few patients. During this month's internship, I started to work after a week. The bell ringing is also the first time I want to do it, but every time I will "please" to teach the teacher. This point is very different from the heart, I feel that I have the minimum responsibility as a nurse.

The two major blocks in the second division of the hospital are: neurology and respiratory. I lived almost as an old patient, and I met them in two or three days, but every operation, "three checks and seven pairs" are indispensable and cannot be less. Every time the teacher said something to us: good name, bed number... Sometimes some patients will ask: "I haven't known me for so long?" I explained: "I don't know, this is the need of my work, and it will make our operation not go wrong. I hope you can cooperate" ......

Since this month, we have carefully followed the rules and regulations of the department. Not late for work, not leaving early after work, not miners. Seriously and promptly complete the tasks assigned to me by the teacher to complete the operations. Treat patients patiently and meticulously in the work, and promptly respond to the needs of patients with feedback, and carefully learn the experience of various operations. Every time I received a task, I was very happy, but sometimes I was nervous when I met some patients. At this time, my teaching teachers gave me confidence with encouraging words and trustful eyes, let me find confidence!

Under the guidance of the patriarch and the general teaching, I learned a lot under the guidance of the teacher and the patient, and mastered a certain number of clinical nursing operations. Although some operations are not "perfect", I will continue to work hard!

Respiratory Medicine Trainee Summary:

Unconsciously, I have been internship for a week in the Department of Respiratory Medicine. I have benefited a lot in the week of Hu Ne, learned a lot, and did a lot of wrong things. When I really entered the clinic, I found that there are many things that are completely different from what I have learned in school. The textbooks are a lot of things that I have forgotten. I will not be able to connect with the theory and use it flexibly!

In the first week, I learned to measure blood sugar, blood pressure, thermometer, intravenous infusion, dressing bottle, do atomization, indwelling needle sealing tube, and drawing arterial blood. I found these seemingly simple operations and I started it for the first time. Still will be in a hurry. Measuring blood sugar, often make mistakes are not squeezed enough blood after the needle, so that the blood sugar level is low! Blood pressure was measured, and the listener was not placed in the arterial fluctuations, and the systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure could not be understood. Intravenous infusion, self-venting or occasionally a little air. Four patients were punctured. Two patients were swollen a few days ago. The reason may be that they did not enter in parallel after the needle was inserted, resulting in failure. The only thing that made me a little grateful today was that I finally succeeded in two struggles, and for the first time I felt a little successful! I just started to look at the infusion card at all, I don't know if bid, qd, q12, q8 should be infused with several infusions, and now I understand a little. Indwelling needle sealing tube, I always Ma Daha, forgot to turn off the switch, now tell everyone to remember to close the switch! What impressed me is the first arterial blood draw. It is an old man. The teacher looks at him better. Ask me if you want to try it. In fact, I don’t have a bottom, but I really want to go. Try it, so I will take the test and try it. I didn't tie it, the teacher came over to help, because the angle of my needle was deep, the teacher came over to help, and after a long time, I didn't get bleeding. The patient always shouted, and the teacher pulled out and said to help the patient to pump. The patient was very angry and scolded our nurse for how it was so bad. When he tested the product, he took a long time and could not get blood, which made him suffer for so long. While comforting him, I helped him to stop bleeding, and the patient was scolded with anger. At that moment, I really felt very embarrassed about him. I was very scared and very uncomfortable. I wonder if he would complain to me. I apologize constantly. Finally, the patient's mood finally eased, but my heart still feels very uncomfortable! Being a nurse, really technology is very important. It strikes the blood and reduces the pain of the patients. I think I can do it in the future?

What makes me very happy is that the respiratory medicine is really warm, like a happy big family, all the teachers are very young, very good people, and we are very patient to teach to our students, let us do things! And they often ask us to drink, huh, huh, so cool! The teacher who took me, Xiaokun, is very kind and friendly. She patiently taught me every operation, let me go and try it. I am so clumsy that I feel that I really feel a little disappointing the expectations of the teacher. She said that the nurse should be bold. My heart is fine, but I am always lost, I don’t know how to understand it. I can’t use it flexibly. I don’t have a good memory. I can’t raise a good habit. This week, I’m thinking about my carelessness. Work, can I overcome these difficulties? Only one week, I told myself that I can't be so discouraged. I don't want to look down on myself. Others can do it. I can do it. I want to be stronger. I have to learn to suffer, learn to be patient, and learn to deal with problems. I am so big, don't rely on others like a child, life can't allow me to be so fragile and escape. I always have to go out of society, adapt to society, and learn to survive! When you grow up, no one will care for yourself anymore, and you must learn to take care of yourself!

Respiratory medicine, I will stay for eight weeks, I hope that after learning, I can adapt quickly, be able to master the nursing skills, and work hard!