Okay here I would like to talk about one of my one of the experience from my internship at THQ hospital in Shakhpura and there was a situation when the hospital staff management were all in the meeting and suddenly a very critical patient came into the ward and I I was there to look after the patients and I was panicked at that time because in a hurry when there is a bleeding and a critical situation because I never faced that situation before in my career and at that time I survived, I hold my breath and I met the patient and I first take the history and manage the treatment plans and I keep the initial protocol that includes the pain management and the medication so that the patient feels stable. After about 30 minutes when all the conditions are normal, all the vitals are normal, then I started with the procedure and I think that I learned time management and the patient handling because it helped me a lot in my future career because time management is very much important not only for your professional skills but also for the patient for their life-seeming and you have to take a quick respond and do not panic in their situations.
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Okay, here I would like to talk about one of my experiences from my internship at THQ Hospital in Shakhpura. There was a situation when the hospital staff management were all in a meeting, and suddenly a very critical patient came into the ward. I was there to look after the patients, and I was panicked at that time because, in a hurry, there was bleeding and a critical situation. I had never faced that situation before in my career. At that time, I held my breath and approached the patient. I first took the history and managed the treatment plans. I followed the initial protocol, which included pain management and medication, so that the patient felt stable. After about 30 minutes, when all the conditions were normal and all the vitals were stable, I started with the procedure. I learned time management and patient handling from this experience. It helped me a lot in my future career because time management is very important, not only for your professional skills but also for the patients' lives. You have to respond quickly and not panic in these situations.
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