Great day today, I did the medication trolley ( CPZ, hallerperidol, phentebotizine, amytriptiline, )dispensed the patients medication into their homemade pots ( camera film tubs) so different from uk, the nurse diagnosis, treats, gives medication and monitors it. We had a child in clinic he had been having 3 fits daily, nurse changed his medication and told mum to take him to the hospital. the boy Joyce was really helpful and translated what patients were sayin...

People waiting to see the nurse, many relatives with no patient. We just had to say Jambo ( hello) as not much else we could say. Some people got refused consultation as they had wrong date and the appointment card is a scrap of paper. Most people were seen and done had depo injections. ( no use of z tracking, just in and out). Nurse very relaxed at her disposal of the syringe. She used sharps bin. later a patient wanted to put her tablet bottle in the bin and on...

Just finished for the day, had a really good day today. We walked past the morgue and being a bit nosy we peeked in. We see coffins being made places were bodies are kept and a body being laid in the coffin all in one building. I see a guy being brought in tied with a rope, very psychotic and aggressive. The nurse made a cocktail of meds and rapid tranquilised him. After a while he was asleep on bench. I gave 2 depo's ( vizuri) well done. The needles a lot thicke...