Hospital Room in St. Lukes

[Pinoynakungpinoy]

That big bottle is for suctioning respiratory fluids... they get to insert a tube from your nostrils down to your trachea to help relieve the patient of fluids to breath

the other thinner one is a flowmeter regulator for oxygenation

[demarcjw]

@Pinoynakungpinoy - cool, thanks for that info.

[pao1233]

i was just there =D the people were really nice there but my brothers keep asking why does it look like a hotel in stead of a hospital.... i got the exceutive room it was BIG

[demarcjw]

yup, it's more of a hotel really not a hospital room. the execute rooms are like suite rooms in a hotel.

[pao1233]

the food was not really appitizing tho

[demarcjw]

i'd have to agree with that. hehe

[harijanlord]

@pao1233 executive room?? pft... delusional...

[hwoafungmanu]

DIGESTIVE and LIVER UNIT!

[demarcjw]

Oh cool, I didn't know that. Do you work in this hospital hwoafungmanu?

[hwoafungmanu]

Yes, but I am going to be transferred to the GLOBAL CITY branch when it opens in October.

I have been assigned there once, when I was still undergoing training for staff nurses. And that unit's my favorite because everyone is nice. ^_^

[demarcjw]

Oh wow, they're opening a St. Lukes branch in Global City? Cool, that's something interesting. Thanks for sharing. =)

[emachristi]

i'll soon be working there...yey for me!!! are the nurses all good? doctors?

[demarcjw]

Oh good to hear that emachristi. Yeah they're all good, based on my experience. =)

[icieyjhay]

Hey. I'm currently part of the St. Luke's family. Gud thing u like the hospital and the service. :-)

[Summercruise2008]

Heyyy I used to work here!!! do u like the service? we are world class hospital.

[demarcjw]

HI there Summercruise2008! Yup, the service was world class. I prefer St. Lukes over other hospitals =)