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    DAY 1 Work Immersion Journal

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    The document summarizes the students' first day of their work immersion at a hospital. They began with an orientation where they discussed the hospital's mission and vision. The students were then introduced to different departments like the pharmacy and nurse stations. They were each assigned to a department, with the author being placed at a private station. During their first day, the students observed the nurses' duties like charting and assisting doctors. It was an intimidating but fun learning experience where they gained new knowledge about medical terms and what it takes to be a nurse.

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    DAY 1 Work Immersion Journal

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    The document summarizes the students' first day of their work immersion at a hospital. They began with an orientation where they discussed the hospital's mission and vision. The students were then introduced to different departments like the pharmacy and nurse stations. They were each assigned to a department, with the author being placed at a private station. During their first day, the students observed the nurses' duties like charting and assisting doctors. It was an intimidating but fun learning experience where they gained new knowledge about medical terms and what it takes to be a nurse.

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    The document summarizes the students' first day of their work immersion at a hospital. They began with an orientation where they discussed the hospital's mission and vision. The students were then introduced to different departments like the pharmacy and nurse stations. They were each assigned to a department, with the author being placed at a private station. During their first day, the students observed the nurses' duties like charting and assisting doctors. It was an intimidating but fun learning experience where they gained new knowledge about medical terms and what it takes to be a nurse.

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    DAY 1 Work Immersion Journal

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    Jerome Rex Santos
    The document summarizes the students' first day of their work immersion at a hospital. They began with an orientation where they discussed the hospital's mission and vision. The students were then introduced to different departments like the pharmacy and nurse stations. They were each assigned to a department, with the author being placed at a private station. During their first day, the students observed the nurses' duties like charting and assisting doctors. It was an intimidating but fun learning experience where they gained new knowledge about medical terms and what it takes to be a nurse.

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    DAY 1

    "The Conquerors' First Battle"

    February twelve of two thousand and eighteen was a brand new day to freshly start our first

    day of our work immersion. It all started in a cold and shivery morning. The sun is about to

    radiate out of its shelter and chirps of the crickets are all gone.

    We begin our travel with a prayer and up until we reach to our destination. Worry, anxiety and

    nervousity enveloped us while we're still inside the jeepney. Various emotions mixed with pure

    excitements were greatly evident in our faces.

    Upon the arrival at the lobby of the hospital, we were approached by the HR staff and was

    brought to the conference room for a brief orientation. We have discussed the institution's

    tagline and how were it related to the mission and vision of the hospital. We were also asked to

    answer few questions given by the staff and some chosen person was requested to answer.

    Later while, we tour around the vicinity and was introduced to the different departments. From

    the pharmacy to three different nurse station and down to the laboratory.

    After few rounds, we were distributed to each of the departments. Luckily, I was assigned to

    Private Station 1 (PS1) which handles only few bed capacity with one patient inside. The very

    first word we really heard out from the mouth of the nurses is "ayaw mo pag-nursing kay

    kapoy" which later on, I've got to realized their intention of saying such. Charting, visiting of the

    patient's room, and assisting doctors during rounds are just some of the work of the nurses

    which I've got to really observed on our first day of our work immersion.
    At first, we are quite intimitated especially that we're dealing with healthcare professionals. It is

    our greatest challenge to have encountered different people with different attitude and

    personality. We find it awkward to casually open a topic considering the fact that its just our

    first time working in that kind of people. We were bothered and anxious at the same time. But

    few hours after, we coped up by bravely initiating a short conversation to the staffs. We slowly

    adjusted to our working environment. We communicate effectively and efficiently responded to

    our work supervisors especially when asked for a small favor. One of our work supervisors

    brought us to see feeding patients eat through a Nasogastric tube (NGT). They also told us

    many layman terms in which we really noted it in our notebooks for future purposes and uses.

    Isotonic, hypotonic and hypertonic are some of its terms.

    Our first day of our work immersion was indeed tiring yet absolutely fun. New learnings and

    new knowledge. After all, Nurse Marie Louie P. Narte, a staff nurse of PS1 leave us a short

    saying which brought us to many learnings and realizations.

    "Everyone can be a nurse but not everyone have the heart to be a nurse." - Marie Louie P.

    Narte, RN

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