Gynaecology Posting Experience! |Indian MedSchool Story✨|

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Blog19 After 2 months Hiatus,writing this blog because This was a completely new experience. Okay, so this post is all about the place where you would hear the loudest of the cries and Blood spilt like water.Yes, That's true, its about the Labour Room. I was posted in The Gynaecology department from  12th July to 5th August 2022. The duration of the posting was of 3 weeks and It was HECTIC . From learning how to talk to patient to actually seeing a placenta delivery in front of my eyes! In 2nd year You should be aware of how to take history of the patient properly.  Got to see a lot of new borns .They were so tiny(and loud) I remember when we had a class in the casualty and Sir told us to do the Per-Vaginal Examination. That moment I was shit scared. Glad,Sir upon seeing the expressions dropped that idea😂 This posting was so EVENTFUL 😂👏 In my ward leaving exam today, I was assigned a case of female who was going through leaking per vaginum. She was cooperative ...
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First Day of 2nd year! Attended First Clinical Posting- Paediatrics! |Indian MedSchool Story✨|

Blog 17
21st March 2022
Okay, First of all,I finally entered into Sophomore Year!
Can't wait to share my experience with you people.
My day started at 7 luckily I don't have to do much effort for Rickshaw Hunt today🤣
Reached college around 8. First lecture was of Pathology taken by HOD.
Ma'am briefed us about Parts and various aspects of Pathology.Kinda scared but will try not to make Histo-Pathology a nightmare🙂
The lecture was sweet though. Sat With my friends that too in 2nd row🤣 
Wow,That's enough motivation to start off new session.
Next lecture was of Microbiology taken by HOD Ma'am. She was so sweet. She gave introduction to the subject.
Next came" The first ever Clinical Postings!"
I was posted to the Paediatrics Ward. We literally roamed around 30minutes in the hospital to find the exact location of where the postings be! 🤣
We were alloted beds where the patients were.Then Sir, told us about how to take History of the subject.We stood (dehydrated) in the room for about 1.5 hours. My legs was literally paining🙂
Then we were told to get back to the bed alloted where the subject be.
So the kid I took the history of,was Daksh . He was just 15months old.He was so cute.Sleepy kid indeed🤣 He was suffering from Fever and Cough.
I asked about all the aspects of what he was going through.Her mother told me about his illness. Really a new experience!
Hope he gets better soon✨
Then came the Lunch time.
We had the Microbiology practical today 2-4PM. Ma'am briefed us about Microscopy.We saw the slides of various Gram Positive and Gram Negative Bacteria. Performed experiment that Microbes are omnipresent. 
Overall, the Day was hectic but was filled with new experiences✨
Wish me luck for my 2nd year Journey✨
-Shipra
Dr.BSA Medical College and Hospital
Batch2020

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