Nurse's Desk

03/10/2026

THERE IS NO DRUG THAT CANNOT BE ABUSED — EVEN PARACETAMOL.

Many people think that because a medicine is commonly used or available without a prescription, it cannot cause harm. That is not true.

Every medicine has a therapeutic effect — the effect we want when the drug is used correctly. But medicines can also have adverse effects, especially when they are taken in the wrong dose, too frequently, for too long, or without proper guidance.

Even paracetamol, one of the most commonly used pain-relieving medicines, can be harmful when misused. Taking more than the recommended amount can cause serious liver damage and can be life-threatening.

The fact that a drug is familiar does not mean it is completely safe.

💊 Use medicines for the right reason.
💊 Take the recommended dose.
💊 Do not combine medicines carelessly.
💊 Do not assume that more medicine means faster recovery.
💊 Ask a qualified healthcare professional when you are unsure.

Remember: A medicine can help you when used correctly, but the same medicine can harm you when abused or misused.

Use drugs wisely. Your medicine is not just a tablet, it is a substance that affects your boNurse's Desk Desk 🩺

02/10/2026

*Do you notice that your face is darker than the rest of your body?* 🤔

Whether you have a dark or light skin tone, one possible reason is regular sun exposure without adequate sun protection.

Think about what happens when you leave raw meat under the hot sun for hours—it becomes dry and damaged. Your skin is also exposed to the sun every day, so it needs protection too. ☀️

That’s why sunscreen is important, especially if you spend a lot of time outdoors. It helps protect your skin from harmful UV rays and can help prevent sun-related skin damage and uneven pigmentation.

You don't have to break the bank. You can find sunscreen at different prices, depending on the product and brand.

🧴 Get yourself a sunscreen and make it part of your daily skincare routine.

If you're unsure about how to use sunscreen properly or which type may be suitable for your skin, you can reach out to me for guidance. 👉 https://wa.link/h53de5

Protect your skin. Your skin deserves care. ❤️
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02/10/2026

5 HEALTH TIPS YOU SHOULD NEVER TAKE FOR GRANTED

1. Drink enough water.
Water is simple, but very important. Make it a habit to drink enough clean water throughout the day.

2. Watch what you eat.
Eat more vegetables, fruits, beans, fish, eggs and other nutritious foods. Try not to make sugary drinks, excessive salt and heavily processed foods a daily habit.

3. Move your body.
You don't need an expensive gym membership. Take walks, stretch, dance, exercise or simply find ways to stay active every day.

4. Get enough rest.
Your body needs time to recover. Don't make constant tiredness a lifestyle. Get enough sleep and give yourself time to rest.

5. Don't ignore warning signs.
When something doesn't feel right with your body, don't just assume it will go away. Pay attention to persistent or unusual symptoms and seek medical attention when necessary.

Your health is something you cannot afford to take for granted. Take care of yourself.

Nurse's Desk 🩺

01/10/2026

👀 ILLUSION vs HALLUCINATION

These two are commonly confused. Can you tell them apart?

🔹 ILLUSION
A misinterpretation of a real external stimulus.

Example:
A patient sees a coat hanging on a door and believes it is a person.

➡️ There is a real stimulus — the coat.

🔹 HALLUCINATION
A perception occurring without an external stimulus.

Example:
A patient hears a voice speaking to them when no one is actually speaking.

➡️ There is no external stimulus.

📌 REMEMBER:

ILLUSION = Something is there, but it is misinterpreted.

HALLUCINATION = Nothing is there, but it is perceived.

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01/10/2026

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25/09/2026

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