NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE, 2012

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 FIRST DAY IN COLLEGE (2012)

In 2012, I took admission in nursing college, from childhood it was my dream to get in medical line. I was very happy when I enter in nursing college.

I took GNM (General Nursing And Midwifery) COURSE, duration 3.5 year , it was a long journey. In this course I have 4 subjects.

1.Nursing foundation, Fundamentals of Nursing & First Aid (Theory hours 210 190 20)

2.Anatomy , Microbiology and Physiology (Theory hours 120 90 30)

3. Community Health Nursing (Theory hours 180)

4. Behavioral Sciences Psychology Sociology (Theory hours 60 40 20)

I have 8 hours classes in between classes we got break time and lunch time. when I have break time, me and my best buddy's go to the canteen and eating SAMOSAS with red and green chutney after having we came back to classes.

In NOV 2012, I am going to take Nightingale Pledge in Lamp lighting function.

Here is the Nightingale Pledge:

"I solemnly pledge myself before God

and in the presence of this assembly

to pass my life in purity and

to practice my profession faithfully.

I will abstain from whatever is deleterious

or mischievous, and will not take or

knowingly administer any harmful drug.

I will do all in my power to maintain

and elevate the standard of my profession

and will hold in confidence all personal matters

committed to my keeping and all family affairs

coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling.

With loyalty will I endeavor

to aid the physician in his work,

and devote myself to the welfare of those

committed to my care."



Give me oil in my lamp.....
keep me burning burning........
Give me oil in my lamp, I pray.
give me oil in my lamp, keep me burning burning....
keep me burning till the break of day..

SING HOSANNA ! SING HOSANNA!
SING HOSANNA TO THE KING OF KINGS
SING HOSANNA! SING HOSANNA!
SING HOSANNA TO THE KING......



keep in touch for my next blog. I will share my past journey with my followers..... or in upcoming blog I will give some basic practical knowledge which is necessary in hospitals.


Location: India

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