Yes, after so long... I'm finally refilling my blogging-ink-pen again. Currently busy with my MDEMO exam, more posts will follow shortly.
MDEMO: Musculoskeletal Disease, Emergency Medicine and Ophthalmology
rheumatoid arthritis, part of MD


The good bits did not fail to tag along despite all my "renderings". My housemate cooked for me!!! The day before she rush off to London and off she go departing back home in matter of days! Oh how I envy her! I was totally flattered when she knock on my door and said today's menu is nga bou gai fan, tom yam and omelet. Oh how sweet~ Thanks mate!!!! hahaha...
Taking this Dj as a hobby won't be that bad isn't it? Aite, I'm off exploring this awesome treat! So, who's party am I hosting next?? hehe
Good news, indeed, good news. And I pretty much doubt the lecture will be covered in later years. Yay! Exam short by one lecture, of course happy la!!!! Still, it's just one lecture. Why can't it be like...er, one whole chunk of lectureS?? too far-fetch perhaps. And what would happen if the patient that I'm presented with comes with whatever that is in the lectures????!!! Cheeezzeee, I better check out what topic it is, hang on...
Oh yes, I *will* understand what it's all about with this economical (save ink) and environmental friendly (save paper) set of note. Thank you, Mr lecturer! Probably that explains our double digit position in Guardian!
Aneroid Sphygmomanometer set. It comes with a bag!!! Though the bag is... er... nevermind...
Inflating the cuff up to 280mmHg. I wanna try 300 but it's really not a good idea considering the pain.
Positioning the stethoscope at brachial artery to listen for systolic and diastolic moments. The patient should extend (straighten) their arm instead of as shown in the picture (did that because I have to hold the camera!).