BS NURSING RELATED LEARNING EXPERIENCES (RLE) JOURNAL

SECOND TRIMESTER, SY 2022-2023

Name: Marcus Jerard C. Ramos Student No.: 171-0108 Year/Block: 4-B____

Week No. : Date : 2/20-23/23 RLE Area Assigned: Baliuag District Hospital OB
Ward

Daily Activities Learning Outcomes

Summary of your learning activities, topics
and nursing procedures discussed , observed,
presented and demonstrated and other
Date activities done.
Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes and Values acquired,
responsibilities and assignments accomplished
and submitted, other observations and reflections.
Hours
Completed

First Day of duty: Baliuag District
OB Medical Ward
Today we did the following:
- orientation to ob ward
- taking of vital signs mother
- reading and interpretation of chart
- charting of for discharge patient
- changing of dressing
Feb
- endorsement
20,
2023 - helped in medical ward
Today is our first day in the OB ward of
Baliuag District hospital. I did not really
know what to expect and I was a bit
nervous. At first I was nervous since I
don’t know how i’m supposed to
approach the mothers especially when I
need to assess private parts but as the
day went on I got comfortable as long
as I asked for their consents first. The
workload in this ward was a lot lighter
compared to last week in the medical
ward, the patients did not have a lot of
medications or labs to be administered.
I also experienced changing wound 8
dressings for the first time. I was able to
finish charting and endorsing early in
our ward since my patient received may
go home orders, so I went to the
medical ward and assisted some of my
classmates there with permission from
our Clinical instructor. It was very hectic
compared to our time there but they
managed and I was able to learn extra
insights and practice.

Feb Second Day of duty: Baliuag District Today our workload was a lot heavier, 8
21, Hospital OB Ward we took the entire ob ward including
2023 their babies, so I had 4 patients in total.
Today we did the following: It was my first-time handling babies and
- taking of vital signs mother and once again, I started off very unsure. I
baby observed how our Clinical instructor did
the routine procedures on babies and I
- reading and interpretation of chart was able to apply it well when it was my
turn. I was able to catch up well as most
- removing of IV line
of the things we did were already
 - charting for discharge patient
- endorsement
- health history taking
Third Day of duty: Baliuag District
Hospital OB Ward
Today we did the following:
- taking of vital signs mother and
baby
- reading and interpretation of chart
- removing of IV line
- charting for discharge patient
Feb
22, - oriented about process of
2023 discharging patients
- observed suppository meds
administration
- endorsement
- health history taking
Feb Fourth Day of duty: Baliuag District
23, OB Medical Ward
2023
Today we did the following:
- Taking vital signs
- reading and interpretation of chart
- preparation and administration of
meds
- draining of jackson drain
- IM injection
- endorsement
- Ward class
- Post test
routine procedures in the medical ward.
I also took my patient’s history today
where I was able to learn about my
patient. Later in the day we had a slight
issue, when my patient tried to leave
the hospital without clearance. It was
the first time I saw a patient do that as i
witnessed How the nurses in the station
argued with them and handled the
situation when the patient’s husband
got agitated. I can say that I learned a
lot of things today that one can only
learn through experiences outside
academics, and I am grateful.
Today was another adjustment for us,
mainly because we had a different Built
in Clinical instructor again, she was a lot
more stricter than the others, but I also
was able to learn a lot more from her.
The day started in a hectic manner since
we had to finish our may go home
patients charting quickly before we can
process it for discharge. We also got to
learn the different departments we had
to bring the charts to before it gets
settled. I also got the chance to observe
how to administer an enema for the 8
first time. And like yesterday, the
husband of my patient was very
agitated and kept insisting on going
home, despite their billing not being
processed yet, I also advised them prior
about ways in which they can settle
their bills. This day was a combination
of learnings both technical and
personal. I got the chance to handle a
patient who needed an advocate and
someone who would help them not just
for their health needs.
Today I was able to handle a post op 8
modified radical mastectomy patient.
She also happened to be a nurse in the
hospital, so I was a bit anxious while
handling her, I also got the chance to
drain my patient’s jackson drain, and
injected IM medications, thankfully she
was kind and taught me techniques to
make my work more efficient. We also
did our ward class today, it was a
unique experience and it felt fulfilling to
be teaching mothers about the
importance of newborn screening,
breastfeeding, and family planning.
Lastly we did our posttest exam where I
got to measure the sum of my
knowledge for the week. My
experiences in this ward gave me a lot
 of professional insight as well as
knowledge that I could use in terms of
handling emotional patients.

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Approved by:
Maria Lourdes C.Policarpio, RN, MSN
Academic and Clinical Coordinator
ELIZABETH R. ROXAS, MSN,RN
Dean, CNAHS