Must Forget Items- VRK facts

Hey all

We forget things for good . But sometimes you fall into trouble. Once a medico , you ought to remember things at right time.

Here is a funny note of the things we often miss out ( My colleagues).

1 . Apron

Rush to the hostel as fast as possible. You know your worth when you are denied an apron .

2. Lunch

Thanks to the tight bus schedule and the impatient drivers , one often forgets or in a jiffy forgets to get lunch.

3. Pen

You loose it after you lend it to someone to sign in the register . Or you never bothered to have one.

4. Hallticket

Not so essential yet essential commodity for internals too! That panic to get into the hall is so draining!

5. Record

Remember Biochemistry days. The only department that troubled me to get the record and ACTUALLY marked people absent. The only record where you sincerely jot down the CORRECT finding.

6. Headphones

Listening frOm Nasheed to Qirat or Beyonces latest number . How do you kill time in the bus?

7. Charger

Now that the ever long journey has sucked up the battery . You need life support!

8. Bus Fees

Well ... Pay it.

9 . Stethoscope

Posted in medicine ? Stitch your steth to your apron . Hammer in the pockets and save your own life .

10. Torch

Surgery and ophthalmology , dude borrow it ...

11. Tape

There are too many unimportant things too in the list.

12. Ourselves

Saturdays are so tough!

13. Sanitizer

Examined a case of inguinal hernia? Dare you touch me ! Take this sanitizer and shoo!

14. Napkin

Because begging is not always good .

15. Tissues

Rhinorrhea on the go!

Ok then

So far so much

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