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Internship Report at Saint Blaise Clinic, Bamenda

A comprehensive report on a medical internship, including clinic setting, laboratory procedures, and medical diagnosis of prevalent diseases, with discussions and recommendations.

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Internship Report at Saint Blaise Clinic, Bamenda

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  1. AN INTERNSHIP REPORT CARRIED OUT IN SAINT BLAISE CLINIC-MANKON, BAMENDA FROM THE 23RD OF APRIL TO THE 18TH OF MAY 2012 PRESENTED BY: GHANYEN JUDITH NYUYDINKONG ELEVISE ABOKI PIUS SUPERVISED BY: Sr. LILIAN LIMUNGA CHE BMLS (Hons) & Mr. CHEM ELVIS DZELAMONYUY B. Sc (Hons) MICRO BIOLOOGY

  2. SUMMARY • INTRODUCTION • INTERNSHIP AREA • CLINIC SETTING • LABORATORY AND SPECIMEN FLOW CHART • ANALYTICAL RUNS IN THE LABORATORY • MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE MOST PREVALENT DISEASES • DISCUSSION RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION

  3. CHAPTER ONE • DEFINTION • OBJECTIVES • GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION • HISTORY OF INDEGENES • CULTURAL VALUES

  4. CHAPTER TWO • CLINIC SETTING • THE LABORATORY

  5. CHAPTER TWO • SPECIMEN FLOW CHART • LABORATORY STAFF STRENGHT • LABORATORY ORGANISATION • Reagents • Equipment • Quality Control

  6. ANALYTICAL RUNS • PARASITOLOGY: • Stool, Urine, PT • BIOCHEMISTRY: Electrolytes, ALT, AST, Lipid Profile • MICRO BIOLOGY STAINING TECHNIQUES: Gram and Ziehl Neelsen

  7. HAEMATOLOGY • Hb, WBC differential and total, Blood Sugar, Full Blood count • SEROLOGY • VDRL, HIV, HBsAg, H. pylori, • ASLO, RF, Widal • Toxo And Chlamydia • Blood Grouping

  8. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE MOST PREVALENT DISEASE

  9. CHAPTER THREE DISCUSSION, RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION • DISCUSSION • Work begins with prayers at 7:30am • Preparation of work areas in the laboratory from 8:00am • Work closes at 3:00pm • RECOMMENDATION • Stool concentration • Urine sedimentation • Laboratory manuals • Increase staff strength

  10. RECOMMENDATION CONTINUES • VOLTEX MIXER FOR CHEMISTRY • ATLEAST TWO TESTS BE DONE BEFORE DECLARING A PATIENT HIV POSITIVE AND A DONOR NEGATIVE • WEIGHT AND BP FOR DONORS • STOCK SOLUTION IN LOWER SHELVES • A COUNCELLOR FOR PRE AND POST TEST FOR HIV AND HEPATITIS • DISTILL WATER FOR REAGENT PREPARATION • MONITOR TEMPERATURE OF REFREGERATOR • EQUIPMENTS NOT IN USE SHOULD BE KEPT IN THE STORE • A COLLECTION TRAY AND LAB FORMS FOR IN PATIENTS

  11. CONCLUSION • SKILLS ACQUIRED • FBC USING AUTOMATED MACHINE • COLLECTION OF VENOUS BLOOD USING BUTTERFLY NEEDLE • USE OF SPECTROPHOTOMETER • USE OF HAEMOBLOBINOMETER • SETTING ESR USING PI-PUMP • USE OF URINE ANALYZER DIFFIICULTIES • Hunger • Identification of MP • Provision Of Gloves

  12. DEDICATION WE DEDICATE THIS PIECE OF WORK TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD FOR THE STRENGHT AND GRACE HE GAVE US THROUGH OUT OUR INTERNSHIP PERIOD

  13. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT • THE STAFF C.S.H.S • THE MATRON OF ST BLAISE CLINIC • THE STAFF OF ST BLAISE CLINIC • OUR SUPERVISORS • PARENTS AND BENEFACTORS • CLASSMATES AND FRIENDS

  14. SHOOT HIGH FOR THE MOON, EVEN IF YOU MISS YOU WILL FALL BETWEEN THE STARS THANKS FOR LISTENING

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