他的音乐都很好听。
谢谢我的一位朋友把他介绍给我。
となりのトトロ
風のとおり道
天空之城
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Swimming~
It's a very enjoyable moment playing water with friends.
Breathing in water with chlorine, floating style on the water, swimming like jellyfish (with the hands and legs abduct and adduct) hahaha....
Now, all our hair become dry and freezy. Need to do treatment on it already.
This is how we spend our time after exams. Relaxation. Entertainment.
Please do join us every Monday, Tuesday ad Thursday. Around 7pm till about 10pm.
Fur Elise
Finally managed to see a full set of Fur Elise piano score.
Thanks to Min Huei~!
I'll practise it until can play nicely.
Thanks to Min Huei~!
I'll practise it until can play nicely.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Aspiration
Aspiration
Breathing of fluids or foods into the trachea and lungs.
whitish patch shows fluids/other objects in the lungs.
-Aspiration of stomach contents into lungs is a serious complication that can cause pneumonia ( accumulation of fluid (serous, exudates, blood) and result in the following clinical picture :
Clinical Manifestation
1. tachycardia (abnormal rapid speed of heart beat >100/min)
2. dyspnea (difficulty in breathing)
3. HPT (hypertension/ high blood pressure)
4. hypotension (low blood pressure)
5. central cyanosis (lack of O2 supply to the central nervous system) and finally
6. death
Risk Factors
1. seizure activity/ fits
2. decreased level of consciousness (trauma, drug, alcohol intoxication, sedation, nausea and vomit)
3. stroke
4. swallowing disorder
5. cardiac arrest
6. silent aspiration
7. lying in supine position (flat with body and head facing up)
8. bolus or intermittent feeding delivery methods eg: Nasogastric Tube
9. advanced age
Prevention
1. Low Fowler's position (head up 30 - 45 degree angle)
2. Assessment placement of nasogastric tube (NGT)
3. Stumulate cough and gag reflexes
..................................................................................
A story told by my Gastrointestinal Tract Nursing subject lecturer, Mdm. T.
A mother, M delivered a baby, B. What a happy environment in the labour room. Fortunate yet unfortunately, B had a cleft lip. M was able to accept the little cleft lip baby as her daugther.
Because B had a cleft lip, she had to be fed through a NGT.
A nurse taught M to feed B with wrong method, which is without consider the little baby's toleration of milk.
Mdm. T was back from her night shift, she rang M to ask about B's condition.
M told her, "B is very inactive, maybe just now my husband shut the door forcefully unintentionally. Frightened her." Mdm. T noted and went to sleep as she was too tired.
Middle of the night, M rang Mdm. T and told her that B turned blue. M quickly sent B to hospital for resuscitation. Dr. aspirated (remove fluids out from lungs) 500 - 600mls of milk in the lungs.
As the B was intolerate amount of M fed, which taught by the nurse, excessive of amount of milk went into the lungs caused aspiration. Aspiration led to impaired gaseous exchange.
B died due to the carelessness of the nurse.
If B is still alive, she will be a 20 years old young lady.
A proper education to a mother how to take care of their child is very important!
Think wise, act nice, save lives~!
Breathing of fluids or foods into the trachea and lungs.
whitish patch shows fluids/other objects in the lungs.
-Aspiration of stomach contents into lungs is a serious complication that can cause pneumonia ( accumulation of fluid (serous, exudates, blood) and result in the following clinical picture :
Clinical Manifestation
1. tachycardia (abnormal rapid speed of heart beat >100/min)
2. dyspnea (difficulty in breathing)
3. HPT (hypertension/ high blood pressure)
4. hypotension (low blood pressure)
5. central cyanosis (lack of O2 supply to the central nervous system) and finally
6. death
Risk Factors
1. seizure activity/ fits
2. decreased level of consciousness (trauma, drug, alcohol intoxication, sedation, nausea and vomit)
3. stroke
4. swallowing disorder
5. cardiac arrest
6. silent aspiration
7. lying in supine position (flat with body and head facing up)
8. bolus or intermittent feeding delivery methods eg: Nasogastric Tube
9. advanced age
Prevention
1. Low Fowler's position (head up 30 - 45 degree angle)
2. Assessment placement of nasogastric tube (NGT)
3. Stumulate cough and gag reflexes
..................................................................................
A story told by my Gastrointestinal Tract Nursing subject lecturer, Mdm. T.
A mother, M delivered a baby, B. What a happy environment in the labour room. Fortunate yet unfortunately, B had a cleft lip. M was able to accept the little cleft lip baby as her daugther.
Because B had a cleft lip, she had to be fed through a NGT.
A nurse taught M to feed B with wrong method, which is without consider the little baby's toleration of milk.
Mdm. T was back from her night shift, she rang M to ask about B's condition.
M told her, "B is very inactive, maybe just now my husband shut the door forcefully unintentionally. Frightened her." Mdm. T noted and went to sleep as she was too tired.
Middle of the night, M rang Mdm. T and told her that B turned blue. M quickly sent B to hospital for resuscitation. Dr. aspirated (remove fluids out from lungs) 500 - 600mls of milk in the lungs.
As the B was intolerate amount of M fed, which taught by the nurse, excessive of amount of milk went into the lungs caused aspiration. Aspiration led to impaired gaseous exchange.
B died due to the carelessness of the nurse.
If B is still alive, she will be a 20 years old young lady.
A proper education to a mother how to take care of their child is very important!
Think wise, act nice, save lives~!
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Female Reproductive Disorder - Ovarian Cysts
Ovarian Cysts
The ovary is a common site for cysts.
They consist of undifferentiated embryonal cells.
They grow slowly and are found during surgery to contain a thick, yellow, sebaceous material arising from skin lining.
Hair, teeth, bone and many other tissues are found within cysts.
May or may not have abdominal pain, abdominal swelling, exert pressure on abdominal organs.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Irregular periods (as lack of regular ovulation), infertility, obesity.
Women with PCOS may develop insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome may caused higher risk of diabetes and cardiac disorder.
Treatment
Surgical removal
Reference : Suzanne C. Smeltzer, Brenda G. Bare, Janice L. Hinkle & Kerry H. Cheever, “Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing,” Brunner & Suddarth's 11th ed.,
US, 2008, pp. 1678 - 1679.
The ovary is a common site for cysts.
They consist of undifferentiated embryonal cells.
They grow slowly and are found during surgery to contain a thick, yellow, sebaceous material arising from skin lining.
Hair, teeth, bone and many other tissues are found within cysts.
May or may not have abdominal pain, abdominal swelling, exert pressure on abdominal organs.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Irregular periods (as lack of regular ovulation), infertility, obesity.
Women with PCOS may develop insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome may caused higher risk of diabetes and cardiac disorder.
Treatment
Surgical removal
Reference : Suzanne C. Smeltzer, Brenda G. Bare, Janice L. Hinkle & Kerry H. Cheever, “Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing,” Brunner & Suddarth's 11th ed.,
US, 2008, pp. 1678 - 1679.
Saturday, July 04, 2009
My OBJECTIVE of the new sem~!
1. save RM 1,200 by next 6 months.
2. get into my new life pace.
3. go for a trip with my friends.
4. get a DISTINCTION!
Please support me~!
Thursday, July 02, 2009
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