6th januari 2010

today have been my 3rd day wth forensic department, and yes it is a very interesting place to be. can one imagine talking with the dead and chatting about their history?
hahahahaha... this is no "jgn pandang blakang", but this is part of forensic exercises..

ohye, dr karim is missing again for court's witness

and joining us for just a day's out at forensic is a student of south australian matrix from Taylors College

1000-1030
today starts with a lil rough edge, Dr. S get agitated bcoz we missed out history taking session in the morning -busy-ing ourselves with past CME presentation as well as with a session of throwing darts. hahahaha -itu yg buat dia marah tu..
yup, we heard from the hausmen of the cases but it seems we dont get it the right way as Dr S wanted it to be... and, i do agree that we need some scolding because not very focus with the flow of post-mortem workout.
(siap kene warning kalau tak tanya, tak tahu lg HT casualties nx time, dia merajuk tanak bagi masuk)

for handling a 3-cases-day, today's workouts are rather swift. we manage to settle everything within half-day period and even before 1pm. uh-huh... thanx to the fact that 2 cases are MVA -external xms injury evaluation workout only because the COD already confirmed. -rupanye senang je evaluation utk MVA cases.. heheh

a new enigma that enters my mind... how the hell the reporter got the scoop for casualtys story? for example, today's P61 request news already in the newspaper even before we start the defrosting for autopsy -and their history facts are very impressive! and even consistent with the injury sustained by the casualty. (hahaha.. rasany nak beli surat khbar dl sblum masuk dept, pstu remark kes2 yg blaku dlm hotspot dgn kes2 serdang's jurisdiction.. mane la taw..)

i like the way our progression goes for forensic department, because we manage to have an argument and disagreement wth Dr S and investigator which I think is a good thing. the history told by Dr S and the Officer are not corresponding with the statement in the paper.. yes, i really mean it literally; both paperwork and the newspaper.. uh-huh...
in the end, the puzzle is solved -I win... hahahaha


dah nak abis autopsy je kan... tiba2 je Prof Dr Karim muncul! hahahahaha... gile terkejut... and, he asked the Taylors's guy of his purposes for being here..
the funny part is when he make a remark..
"klu awk cerita apa yg awk tgk kt org lain, nnt mereka akn cari awk! "
...meant as the casualties will haunt u, not as us hunting for him to blame... hahahahaha

1400-1630
evening session are rather slow, with even myself who usualy immune to drowsiness succumb to the temptation.. -drowsiness je lah, xtertido ok.. class session as usual, is very boring in nature to the end with the trend of conciousness usually high at start, degrades as the class progress, and recover as the class ended.. hahahahaha.. the contents are not boring ok! the nature of 1-way interaction always are. this is our first introduction to sampling specimen techniques and procedures by Mr H. and yes, it is indeed very important for our next session.
(esok nk cuba sendiri ambil sampel spesimen dari mangsa... mcm dapat! hahahahaha)

i wonder if everyday will be like this heppiness
sob2 ....dart da kene rampas!