 Sunday is here! Last exam guys! Last exam of year 2 and then we're done! Just placement left isn't it? Yeah, that's it. And then we've got MP4 exam next year and that's it for the whole of our degree. And we're done! Feeling confident. Not really, but I'm so happy that we're gonna finish this exam and we're done. So we just have placement left guys, three months of placement and we're done. Yeah! No two months, it's eight weeks! Oh really? Yeah! Oh there we go! Two months! And then we're finished in November! Yay! Yay! We've got our revision. Oh yeah. Snacks. Cramming it in in the last 45 minutes that we've got. We've got all the new students behind us. Trying to summarize everything we have learned. Anyway, we'll speak to you after the exam. So I am back from the exam and do you know what? I think I've done enough to pass. I hope I've done enough. I feel confident that I've done enough to pass. That's usually a good sign when you come out of an exam. But I literally, I just can't judge it. Like with the last exam it was easy to judge because you could calculate the marks in the questions and what I knew was 100% right. I knew I would have about 60% in the last exam. So I was confident with that. So this one I just can't judge because what I've put necessarily might not be the right answer. Does that make sense? Things like, so let me give you an example. I'm not going to tell you the exam questions because I think it's unfair because there's some people that haven't done this exam yet and they're going to be sitting it tomorrow. One of the questions is basically we have a news chart. I'll put the links below so if you don't know what a news chart is you can have a look to what a news chart is. But basically when you take the blood pressure and everything it's the chart that you document all the findings on. So they give you one of those to work out on a case study patient. And then you have to make note of one of the abnormalities and then on the next page you will put one of the abnormalities as the problem that you've found and then four interventions. So what you're going to do about that problem step by step and your rationale about why you're doing your intervention for that problem. Does that make sense? So what I think is the right answer for that might not be the right answer because what makes sense in my head might not be the real thing. Does that make sense? Am I making sense people tell me? Because in my head it makes sense, like the exam. I think I've got it right but then you think actually have I? Like you start doubting your own abilities, it's terrible. Then we had to do a few other things and I think it was alright. We had a lot of multiple choice questions as well. So we had 40 multiple choice questions and multiple choice for me. Me personally, you might be completely different. But for me, multiple choice throws me every time because you look at the answers and you think any one of these could be the answer and I've got no idea. It's literally for me, it's a guessing game. So 40 questions, 40 marks. I've probably, I'm going to give myself 5 out of 40 for that. I'm going to be really brutal and just rule that out because I just, I don't know. Multiple choice is not my strong point. It's horrendous. But there's 60 marks in the care planning, the AT assessment, the physiology stuff that I think I've got my marks for. I do know my stuff, I think. And I'm hoping that it's right and I'm hoping I've done enough to pass. We only need 40% to pass, so 40 out of 100 marks. And in my head, I'm thinking, I've got those marks. I must have had those, I have to have those marks because I just, I don't know. I can't judge it, I still can't judge it. But I think in my mind I've done enough to pass. Whether I get a great grade or not, I don't know. Am I going to get a first for this one? Probably not. But I'm not going to cry about it this time. I'm going to take it on the chin and move on from it. And that's it. So the exam is over. I think it went okay. Fingers crossed I've done enough to pass. I think I have. But we get our results in four weeks. So another thing. So we've got our results because we've had assignment submission, assignment submission exam all in a row. We're going to get our results all in a row. So in four weeks time, so not even four weeks time, four weeks from today I'll get the exam results. But our assignments are coming in on the, I think, 5th of October, 12th of October and the 19th of October. Three weeks in a row we're going to have results. I don't know how I'm going to cope with that. Three weeks in a row of results. I'll do a vlog. You'll be able to see my reactions. That's all I've got to say about the exam. I've had a very nice weekend so far. I helped out with the uni at the weekend. Sunday I saw my dad. That was really nice. Went up to Liverpool. Ricky Tomlinson. If you know who Ricky Tomlinson, I met him on Sunday. Apparently he's my dad's friend. How have I only just realised this recently? I don't know. He doesn't tell me anything anymore. But apparently he's Ricky Tomlinson's friend and I got a picture with him and my dad was out of focus because he hasn't got a clue how to use a smartphone and this was the result of the picture below. I'm never asking him to take a photo again. I meet Ricky Tomlinson and he can't even get a good photo of me. But the good news is he's very behind with the time so he's got a disposable camera that he took a photo on and when he finally gets them developed in three to four weeks time, I'll be able to have a real life picture to show people. Bless him. I love my dad. He's so cute. But anyway, I had a great Sunday. We did some country dancing. I didn't do country dancing. I just watched the country dancing because I haven't got a clue about line dancing. So I just watched from afar and today was the exam so I've had quite a nice weekend. Tomorrow I've got a safeguarding experience. I'm going to do a vlog about that I think separately because it's going to be quite a lot to do in one vlog I think. Safeguarding's always really complex so I think I'll make a vlog about safeguarding because I think it's a massive important subject especially as student nurses. You might not think that you're an important role in that but you are and it's about spotting the signs and things like that. So I am going to do a safeguarding vlog on that. I think it'll be really, really useful for every student nurse out there to just to know a bit more about and sometimes you don't get the opportunities to go to these sort of training sessions and I feel like if I can input my knowledge onto somebody else you could potentially save a life. So thank you so much everyone to whoever watches my vlogs. Thank you so, so much. I really do appreciate every single view. It's amazing. And I've got 500 subscribers. What happened? When did that happen? Thank you so, so much to everybody that subscribed to my channel. Just a proper appreciate it and it really makes me sure that so many people have subscribed to me. So thank you. I love you all.