Nurse Diary

13/02/2026

Progress Notes: Valentine’s Shift ✨

Patient reports elevated heart rate when one specific individual is present.
No pharmacologic intervention required.
Condition improves with proximity.

Impression: Not an emergency, but definitely not insignificant.
Plan: Continue exposure. Avoid discharge. 💉❤️

Happy Heart’s Day!

12/02/2026

😭😭😭

2 types of people this Valentines Day. ❤️

04/01/2026

Timelapse 😩

02/01/2026

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01/01/2026

Day 1

31/12/2025

Happy New Year, nurses and future RNs. 🎉

You survived long days, heavier nights, and moments you never thought you’d handle and yet, here you are.

May 2026 give back the care you’ve given, the rest you postponed, and the reminders that you’re human before you’re heroic.

Still standing. Still healing. ✨🤍
Happy 2026 🎉

28/12/2025

Before 2025 comes to an end, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our clinical instructors for their guidance, patience, and dedication in shaping our learning.

To our seniors, thank you for generously sharing your knowledge, support, and encouragement.

And to my classmates and friends, thank you for the laughter, teamwork, and strength that made this nursing journey lighter and more meaningful.

This chapter would not have been the same without all of you. See you all next year, ready for another season of growth. 🤍

27/12/2025

Hindi pa sure sa Jan.02 🙊

25/12/2025

📍Reminder
In case y’all forgot SNs. 😉

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all nurses, newly registered RNs, and healthcare heroes. 🎄🤍

Your compassion doesn’t take a holiday, and your dedication continues to save, heal, and comfort lives every single day. May this season bring you well-deserved rest, renewed strength, and gentle reminders that what you do truly matters.

Thank you for being the heart of healthcare today and always. ✨

24/12/2025

Patient Name: Mama Mary
Gravida: G1
Para: P0
Abortions: A0
Living Children: L0

Assessment Date/Time: December 24, 2025 6:00PM

Current Obstetric Findings
Cervical Dilation: 6 cm
Effacement: 80%
Station: -1
Presentation: Cephalic
Position: Left Occipitoanterior (LOA)
Uterine Contractions:
Frequency: Every 3 minutes
Duration: 45 seconds
Intensity: Moderate

Maternal Vital Signs
Blood Pressure: 120/78 mmHg
Heart Rate: 85 bpm
Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths/min
Temperature: 37.0°C
Pain Level (1-10): 6

Fetal Monitoring
Fetal Heart Rate (FHR): 145 bpm
Fetal Movements: Normal
Fetal Well-being Assessment: Reactive NST

Interventions and Plan of Care
Maternal Care:
Encouraged ambulation to promote labor progression.
Provided oral hydration (water and clear fluids).
Guided patient through breathing techniques for pain management.
Monitored maternal vital signs and uterine activity every 30 minutes.

Fetal Monitoring:
Continuous electronic fetal monitoring initiated.
Documented FHR patterns every 30 minutes.

Delivery Preparation:
Delivery room prepared for active labor stage.
Notified OB team of labor progress.

Patient Education:
Explained labor progression and what to expect.
Reassured the patient and addressed concerns regarding pain management.

Follow-Up:
Planned reassessment of cervical dilation, effacement, and fetal station in 2 hours or sooner if indicated.
Ongoing monitoring for any signs of fetal distress or maternal complications.

Prepared by: Student Nurse
Date/Time: December 24, 2025, 6:00pm

27/11/2025

Congratulations to the Registered Nurses of 2025! 🎉🎉

This milestone is a testament to your resilience, every exam, duty day, case study, and breakdown you survived led you here.
May your new journey be filled with purpose, healing, and opportunities to make the world better. 🩺