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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Written below are clues for juniors who will be sitting OSCEs in Neurology, Neurosurgery, Psychiatry, Orthopedics, Rheumatology;
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
I don't have a typical story to write regarding how much u have to suffer to get us something to eat, because u are well educated; and that good job, great salary always awaits u. I also don't have a story of how I behave against your word, because as far as I know, I've always been a good daughter to u :P. Hurmm, and I also don't have a story of how u tried to console me when I did not get what I wanted, because u always thought us of how to be thankful with things we already had. I never cried under your arms because u have always thought me to be strong.
I might not remember how things were when I was little, but there are some recent memories I remembered about u.
Your first forehead kiss right before u travel to Hajj with mak when I was in high school. I cried all the way to Amat's school and home.
The time u show me your Master certificate and ask me to have one too, when I was in Matriks. (which I knew I already disappointed u with my bad marks)
The moment u say "I know it's hard for u to live and study here, I wish I could help make your surrounding better" right before u, mak and akak flew back from visiting me in Egypt.
I might not cry in front of u because of my guilt of having bad marks in Matriks, but I really am sorry from the bottom of my heart. I promise I'll never make u sad anymore.
U also might not see/ hear me cry because i misses u and the whole family whenever I am far but I always did. I cried everytime I left for KL to flew back to Egypt. I cried my eyes out when u all went back from visiting me here.
And in fact I am crying right now, writing this post after mak told me u look sad when none of your children wished u on Father's Day. I am sorry I did it again. Truly am. Also on behalf of the others.
U might never heard me say I love u, but I do.
Without u I won't be having this good background of religion & great school education in one of the best school in Sabah. Without u I won't be having this opportunity to further my studies in this country. Without u I won't be having this comfortable house and life I've been living in. Without u I won't be having good attitude that I get from u. Without u I am nobody.
Thank You for being such a wonderful father. And I'm really sorry for the all the things I did wrong. Happy Father's Day, Abah. I wish u all happiness in the world.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
hehe.. above is brief patient history to be presented to a dermatologist. Patient's name is DrNurolSai. :P
This complain was 3 weeks ago. Before presenting myself to any doctor, I self-medicate myself by buying topical anti histamine--fenistil. Using this topical cream for 1 week made the lesion worse, so I made an appointment with a dermatologist as my tutor advised me to.
need dermatologist consultation? i recommend u Dr Soheir. very x100 nice one :)
There were 2 rooms in the clinic, 1 is for dermatology, and another is for orthopedics. Already surprised by the presence of the-other-room doctor, who is our chief tutor in orthopedics who teaches us everyday in class; we were made much more surprised knowing my dermatologist is actually the wife of his!
and she (my dermatologist) is going to teach us in our next semester. What a small world~
I hope I'll learn more to respect them.
The dermatologist explained that this might be a 'contact dermatitis', if not allergy. She told me to stop using the topical anti histamine, and said "anti histamine is better taken orally rather than topicals". Okay. Everybody take note. I was prescribed oral anti histamine & topical steroid. I was also told not to continue wearing any creams/lotions, avoid tight cloth at that area, and to come see her after a week for follow up.
As the busy week of exam comes, I was not able to attend to my 2nd appointment. Hectic study life, with nobody to accompany me to the clinic (which is 10 min by taxi). Well here, all private clinics will only function during night time because doctors are obliged to serve the government hospital duty during the day, and continue working on their private clinics during the night. And the rule for Malaysians here is that; no Malaysian girls are to wander around by themselves during night except with supervision of at least a man. (we call them musyrif)
I went follow up just tonight, with 2 of my classmates which is a husband-and-wife, who are also going to review HER pregnancy with another obstetrician.
About the skin problem that i had, doctor declared good healing except for some hyperpigmentation which she says will resolve in a month or so without treatment. Good for me. She remind me not to use the fenistil again, which she thought might be the perpetuating factor for my 'contact dermatitis'. She said she cannot conclude what the trigger might be; maybe soap, lotion, cloth..
Okay. Enough about skin. Now moving to the obstetric part. This is the first time I went for an antenatal review with any couple. For those who know; THEY are my Abg Azmy & Kak DK. She is already pregnant for 22 weeks. This visit is for review of her baby's condition and if possible, to know the gender of their baby. Unluckily, baby is too shy to turn (I guess she/he is sleeping) to show his/her gender. 'Perhaps u might be embarrassed bcoz aunty is there, huh baby?' ehee.
Bro Azmy said " Beginila nanti kau dgn suamimu dtg jumpa doctor ".. aiyarks.. can't wait for that! :P
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Not all countries practice the same rules as Egypt. Some may subtract an hour, some may add 2 hours, or 20 minutes, or 40 minutes. (i guess this will be much more confusing to the citizen)
Countries like China, India, Japan, and countries without seasons don't apply this DST.
They who had TV in their houses will have no confusion/ difficulty to know the exact time when we are around the transitional time-changing days. Laptops were set for DST but it's not always in line with the real DST the country started. As a consequence, we students always got confused on when to attend classes, and worse when to attend exams! Is it using the old time, or the new time?
I actually was furious about this time-changing, menyusahkan org je!. But as they say, DST can decrease amount of RTA (road traffic accidents), prolonging the time for children to play during the day (like trick or treat during Halloween.. children aren't allowed to trick or treating during night time), decrease use of public electricity.. hurm maybe true. I don't know.
Spring time this year, Egypt had stopped using DST. So starting this year, there's no 5 hours difference for summer & 6 hours difference from winter (compared to Malaysia time).
They completely will abolish the use of DST starting now. better I think. :) But one thing I dislike is the fact that Subuh prayer is as early as 3 o'clock in the morning. We have to adjust our sleeping time in order to be able to get up early for the purpose. At least when the DST is still in use, Subuh prayer will only start at 4 am. Better than 3 am. Psychologically too early.
The thing about abolishing DST was; last year, Ramadhan started on August, but the DST will only end on September. (I only heard the rumors last year about them subtracting 1 hour because of Ramadhan, now only i confirmed by reading the news about it. I was in Malaysia, so what do i care if the time changes.hik3) They practically 'paused' the DST by subtracting one hour for the whole month of Ramadhan (to prevent them fasting one hour longer), and continue adding the 1 hour after the month end. Cool huh?
The other interesting thing is, while Egypt only have one common time for the whole country, Russia on the other hand have 11 different times inside them. (what language is this?)... Imagine you were traveling from Terengganu to Perlis with the need to change your watch timing according to the new place you arrived at. Pelik.. this was because Russia is too big of a country that the time zone changes. It's only recently that Russia reduced their 11 different time zone to only 9.
Malaysia was the case too before, but our government decided to equalize the time for the whole country despite of time zone changing. Syukur!
Terlebih semangat la pulak cerita pasal tukar jam. hee..
source from http://www.timeanddate.com/time/dst/
Friday, June 3, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
The first reminder has to do with becoming cognizant about our rights toward our spouses as obligated on us by Allah and His prophet (peace be upon him.) Everything is governed by the laws of Islam.
So, the first reminder is nothing more than to become ever conscious that the moment you entered your marriage, you became obligated to respect your spouse’s rights as defined under those divine laws. Claiming ignorance about those rights or your lack of resolve in upholding those rights therefore is not a valid excuse.
The problem in this regard is usually two fold. First, many couples simply aren’t even aware and knowledgeable about the rights that both husbands and wives have over each other. It’s not uncommon for many to rush into marriages with all the fanfare but neglecting to learn Islamic teachings regarding marriage and the rights that husbands and wives have over each other. It’s only when they hit roadblocks in their marriages that they start seeking those answers. Problems surface because each spouse assumes certain rights over the other and each spouse’s personal interpretation of what’s right or wrong complicates relationships even further.
The second problem is that while many of us may take the time to understand how their partner is not meeting their individual rights, they often neglect to learn their obligations toward the other spouse. Driven selfishly, each spouse gets preoccupied with how their partner isn’t contributing to the relationship rather than realizing how one is deficient in fulfilling their own obligations.
In the daily routine of give and take therefore, if your relationship is hitting hurdles, both of you ought to invest the time and effort to learn about those rights and obligations. Use this reminder to make a permanent mental note to help you become conscious of how knowingly or unknowingly you transgress and violate your spouse’s rights. Remember, you will be questioned about them.
Happy marriage is one in which couples find ways to tackle and resolve challenges without being disrespectful to the other. You can have your tough talks as long as you don’t cross the lines in disrespecting each other. Remember that Islam’s teachings never sanctioned to denigrate human dignity even in times of war then how can we in supposed bonds of love step out of that realm?
To conclude, wives can strive to become what the prophet referred to in this hadith:
The Prophet (pbuh) said: “The entire world is full of resources, and among them the best resource is a RIGHTEOUS WIFE.” (Reported by: Abdullah ibn Amr (r) Source: Sahih Muslim, Vol. 2, #3465)
And for men, the prophet had this to say –
“The most complete believer is the best in character, and the best of you is the BEST TO HIS WOMENFOLK.” (Tirmidhi #1162 and verified)
Let’s learn our rights toward each other and let’s not be disrespectful to the other even when we are dealing with tough situations.
*iqrasense.com
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Bagai mempelajari bahasa baru; bahasa ke-5 setelah Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Inggeris, Bahasa Jepun, Bahasa Arab, akhir sekali Bahasa Psikologi. Eh kenapa agak lain cara penulisan di post kali ini? Mungkin saya hendak membiasakan diri bermadah & bertatabahasa yang betul kerana pesakit-pesakit yang dijumpa 2 minggu ini sentiasa merosakkan bahasa, dan mencipta bahasa sendiri.
Apa bezanya Psikologi & Psikiatri?
Psikologi.. ialah cara NORMAL manusia berfikir dan bertindak, manakala Psikiatri ialah penyakit2 atau sindrom2 TIDAK NORMAL yang berlaku dalam diri.
Mengapa berlaku penyakit Psikiatri?
1. Faktor genetik; ahli keluarga yang mempunyai sakit seumpamanya akan memberi risiko anak2 untuk mendapat penyakit yang sama.
2. Faktor diri sendiri (coping ability); setiap seorang yang mengalami stres tidak akan memberikan tindakbalas yang sama. Penyakit lebih kerap timbul pada mereka yang kurang daya tahan.
3. Faktor persekitaran. Persekitaran yang agak mengongkong, mengkritik, berfikiran negatif.. Ataupun life events yang mencabar.
Maka berwaspada dan berdoalah agar kita dijauhkan daripada ancaman penyakit Psikiatri ini.
Alhamdulillah, Allazi syafa'na wa afa'na
Berikut adalah antara cerita menarik yang saya suka untuk kongsi:
1. Lelaki, 20-an, belum berkahwin, tidak bekerja: datang ke hospital untuk membuang cip yang dipercayai ditanam di bawah giginya! Untuk mengetahui bagaimana cip ini tertanam di bawah giginya, kami pun memulakan sesi menemuramah: katanya, sebelum beliau balik ke tanah air (mesir), beliau berada di negara lain. Beliau telah menerima premonition/ vision/ future prediction bahawa Revolusi Mesir yang berlaku pada 25 Jan lalu akan berlaku. Beliau mengetahui apa yang akan terjadi kepada presiden serta menteri2. Oleh kerana vision ini, beliau telah ditangkap oleh pihak polis bagi menyoal siasat tentang masa depan negara mesir. Beliau percaya beliau telah di seksa, electrocuted, agar rahsia masa hadapan di bongkarkan. Cip telah ditanam dibawah giginya untuk mengesan keberadaan beliau. Beliau juga tidak boleh berada dekat dengan radio kerana wave dari radio akan mengesan apa yang beliau sedang fikirkan...
How cool is this story? Dx: Skizofrenia
2. Lelaki, 30-an, belum bekahwin, graduan Engineering Faculty. Katanya beliau lain daripada orang lain. Gifted. Dan sebab itu ramai yang cuba melihat jejak langkahnya, dan cuba menculiknya. Beliau juga mendengar orang sekeliling bercakap buruk mengenainya. Calling him names. Katanya; dalam dunia ini, ada Fizik.. Tapi saya ada kuasa Metafizik. Ia adalah kuasa magik yang boleh mengawal minda seseorang, membaca apa yang seseorang sedang fikirkan. Katanya mindanya dikuasai metafizik. Besi aloi dan aluminium akan merendahkan kuasa kepandaiannya melalui radiasi. Ia akan masuk melalui mata. (Untuk itu, beliau melindungi matanya dengan cermin mata plastik yang bingkainya disaluti pita selofan all over). Jangan pakai baju warna merah. Ia akan menarik magik itu lebih dekat kepada kamu.
Woo.. seram jugak dengar. Dx: Skizofrenia
3. Lelaki, 30-an, berkahwin kali kedua. Katanya masalah kerana beliau ada 2 personaliti. Satu dalam sedar, yang satu lagi diluar sedar. Ketika berada dalam personaliti ke-2, beliau akan merasakan pemandangannya kabur dan sakit kepala akan datang, beliau akan memukul bapa, isteri, dan menghamburkan barang2 dalam rumah.(seperti yang bapanya ceritakan.beliau langsung tidak ingat apa yang dilakukan ketika berada dalam personaliti ke-2) Sesedar daripada personaliti ke-2, beliau akan terkejut dengan keadaan rumah yang bersepah dan luka2 pada badan sendiri. Doktor kata, ini mungkin sawan (epilepsy) tapi setelah EEG dibuat, nyata bukan. Ini sakit Psikologi. Triggernya mungkin kerana bapa yang terlalu mengawal anaknya. Baru bercerai dangan isteri pertama, 2 minggu kemudian diatur pula dengan isteri nombor 2.
Dx: Dissociative disorder
4. Wanita, unknown age, and other details (parents dont want to reveal). Datang dengan keadaan tak terurus, dan tidak mahu bergerak. Langsung. Perlu diangkat untuk dibawa kemana-mana. Bawah mata hitam, mungkin insomnia. Kadang2 tak mahu ikut kata langsung, kadang2 pula dia akan buat apa yang kita tak suruh. Kita kata duduk diam2, dia akan pergi balik jalan antara pintu dan kerusi. Tak berhenti. Pelik kan..
Dx: Catatonic schizophrenia
5. Pesakit2 wanita. Kehilangan insan yang tersayang. Berpakaian cantik2, bersolek suka2, berpuisi, bersajak. Over peramah. Tak berhenti bercerita. Sebelum ini, mereka berduka, bersedih, berjalan tanpa hala tuju, wang. Mencari permata yang hilang. Minda mereka menukarkan kejadian dan personaliti sediah tadi kepada personaliti yang over excited. Minda mereka menjadi protektif. Automatik telah memadamkan kisah duka tadi kepada kisah lain. Kasihan..
Dx: Bipolar disorder
Banyak lagi kes.. Bayangkan dalam sehari dapat jumpa 3-4 patient. Banyak cerita. Suka.Duka. Semoga saya dapat mengambil iktibar daripada apa yang berlaku, lapangkan dada, banyakkan berdoa. Semoga dijauhkan daripada gila.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Assalamualaikum!
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Apa yang ada hanyalah kebijaksanaan akal masing-masing untuk memanipulasi mana-mana nas al-Quran dan al-Sunnah, sebagaimana lagu “For The Rest Of My Life” dendangan Maher Zain, yang asalnya ditujukan oleh seorang suami kepada seorang isteri, diselewengkan sebagai hadiah Valentine seorang buayafriend kepada gelifriend” saya menambah lagi.
original post by saifulislam.com
Friday, January 14, 2011
Post kali ni simple. Ceritakan balik je apa yg diceritakan oleh doctor dalam kelas haritu.
Haritu tajuk kelas ialah 'How to deliver bad news'.. Ini skills yg diajar untuk pelajar2 medic sekarang, yg not included dalam syllabus pelajar medic terdahulu. At least ada jugak latihan untuk menghadapi hari2 yg susah di masa akan datang. Skills ni jugak included dalam exam akhir tahun. Menjawab dan menyampaikan bad news kepada pelakon2 yg dah dilatih.
Ini cerita doctor:
Waktu tu, saya sedang bertugas di klinik. Seperti biasa, ibu dan bapa akan menemani anak mereka untuk berjumpa dengan doktor. Pesakit saya kali ni mengadu 'stoppage of mensruation'. Perempuan ni berumur dalam 15-16 tahun. Latar belakang pesakit diambil & saya akhirnya membawa pesakit ke bilik ultrasound, suspecting ketumbuhan di ovari dll.
Surprisingly, there's a 3 months old fetus inside her womb!
Kerana ini merupakan kali pertama saya berjumpa dengan kes sebegini, sy tidak tahu bagaimana untuk memberitahu berita yg agak mengejutkan ini. Tambahan lagi, kedua2 ibubapa pesakit ini datang bersama. Saya memberitahu diagnosis kepada rakan sekerja (lelaki) dan memintanya untuk mengambil alih tugas saya. Dia (rakan saya) membawa ibubapa tadi kedalam sebuah bilik tanpa anak mereka dan memberitahu diagnosis dari ultrasound tadi. Apalagi, parents ni pun mengamuklah!
Tak cukup dengan memberitahu ibubapa tanpa memberitahu anaknya terlebih dahulu, kawan sy memanggil pesakit tadi ke dalam bilik dan memarahinya! juga menjerit bertanyakan siapakah ayah baby tersebut!
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Habis cerita. Mengikut patient rights, sebenarnya confidentiality patut dijaga, walaupun patient berumur 18 tahun ke bawah. Sepatutnya, doktor tadi memberitahu pesakit tadi je, dr patient la mau bagitau parents dia macam mana.
Bukan ni saja ekstrak dr cerita ni. Terkejut jugak bila dengar cerita mengandung luar nikah di Egypt ni. Egypt kot.. tapi ye lah, nampaknya dimana je kita berada, syaitan tu tetap ada membisik kejahatan dalam telinga manusia. Its the matter of how we handle things carefully.
Satu lagi, doktor kami kata, budak perempuan tu tak cantik langsung! dia pun pelik kenapa budak perempuan yg tak cantik langsung ni, dan sangat down-to-earth, dan sangat naif ni boleh terjebak dalam kes macam ni. Mungkin sebab kenaifan dialah lelaki senang sangat nak pujuk rayu. Kesian.
Oh ya, budak perempuan ni dah buat urine pregnancy test di rumah, tapi negatif. Tu lah dia boleh dengan yakinnya datang klinik dengan parents dia. (Urine pregnancy test ni detect hormon hCG dalam air kencing. hCG akan hilang selepas 10 minggu usia kandungan. Tulah budak ni dapat result negatif)
Beberapa tahun dulu di mesir ni, waktu I was being nice to orang2 yg i meet di tepi jalan; ada sorang pakcik ni. Dia tanya i org mana, dtg sini kenapa. Just to be nice, i answered with smile. Cerita punya cerita, smpai depan apartment dia, boleh2 lelaki ni ajak naik rumah dia. Of course i said no kan.. Then dia patah balik kejar me with my friend yg waktu tu otw nak balik rumah. Siap tarik2 lengan org lagi nak suruh naik pegi rumah dia. N siap kuarkan duit dari poket aa nak tunjuk yg dia ada banyak duit. Tak guna punya pakcik! Nasib baikla waktu tu tgh ramai org. Kami pun buat muka marah n jalan cepat2. Nasib baik dia berhenti kejar. Alhamdulillah Allah nak jauhkan dari bnda2 yang tak baik.
The moral of the story: xpayah la berbaik2 dengan org yg kita tak kenal. Who knows what he had in mind.
suatu ketika dahulu di Egypt;