I was so late this morning that's why i took for granted my urge to defacate. It was already 6:00 that's why I decided to take the sooper dee doopper big, sooper dee dooper airconditioned, Avenida bound Genesis bus instead the usual sooper dee dooper dilapidated, sooper dee dooper small, sooper dee dooper slow local mini bus that usually takes me 1 and a half hour to school.

I was the first one in the hospital. While waiting for them, i started to feel soooo qeasy so i planned how to distract them so i can use the toilet. I was really thinking of using a private CR of an empty room, but heck!, the whole hospital was crowded. So i got no choice but to use the general toilet. But i wasnt feeling so queasy then so i let go of the chance to dump that time. I was still thinking that I might still suppress my urge and wait until im home.

Interestingly, my two new patients and I  have almost, ALMOST, the same predicament.  AL, 17 year old boy, feels pain in his left epigastric region (left upper quadrant of the tummy, that is the left upper part of the tummy if you'll divide it into four), and FP, one year old cute little girl, has an amoebiasis.

Think about it, like nurse, like patients. This two were among the unusual cases today since a majority of the hospital's clients were Dengue Fever victims.

Anyway, after lunch, my tummy started rumbling. I felt the urge and i know that i cannot take it for granted this time. I immediately went to my patients and spooned them their medicines and i went down the first floor and straight to the CR. As I was to flush the toilet bowl, someone knocked.

My CI (clin ical Instructor) was looking for me and she sent AxA to fetch me. I was going to make a skin test on my 17 year old patient.

 I found AxA, RAA, and LzA  waiting for me outside the Cr. They were a bit sniggering. I started to sweat. I thought that they'll tease me, but i was wrong.

I didn't even think that they are this sensitive to my feelings. They did not even mention this to anyone. So I was able to perform the Skin test correctly, though I was really shaking and jerking since this was my first time to do it with a real patient. (ive tried pushing needle intradermally -for skin test, sub cutaneously -through the fatty tissues, intramuscularly- through the muscle and even intravenously to my classmates but never to a real ailing patient).

But in the end I was still able to do my job. THen AMA went to me and said, "bukas yung zipper mo. ahihihi".

ARGH!