My "real" job as a laboratory's officer begins yesterday..... I tell you, doing things alone (temporarily ajer) is a tough job you'd ever imagined. Whilst "assuring" all the lab thingy that needs to be purchased and stored, I need to make sure that all the students who will use the apparatus are using it properly.
But, yesterday .... there is one student accidentally gets her finger injured just because she is having a hard time to insert the glass pipette in the pipette fillers properly. That glass pipette she used had broken in "HALF". Now that's odd.... getting injury while performing the simplest technique in lab is a misery. What will happened if they have to perform more complicated test e.g: using the centrifuge, syringe, burette and delicate glassware.... ? It's gonna be a scary nightmare !!!!!!
For those who studied medical science field will remember what is a graduated glass pipette and what it looks like. (if you don't... please slap your face).
This pipette (for those who doesn't know)
But, yesterday .... there is one student accidentally gets her finger injured just because she is having a hard time to insert the glass pipette in the pipette fillers properly. That glass pipette she used had broken in "HALF". Now that's odd.... getting injury while performing the simplest technique in lab is a misery. What will happened if they have to perform more complicated test e.g: using the centrifuge, syringe, burette and delicate glassware.... ? It's gonna be a scary nightmare !!!!!!
For those who studied medical science field will remember what is a graduated glass pipette and what it looks like. (if you don't... please slap your face).
This pipette (for those who doesn't know)
A pipette (also called a pipet, pipettor or chemical dropper) is a laboratory instrument used to transport a measured volume of liquid. Imagine this pipette is a glass, nearly 30cm long and too narrow diameter with sharp edge.... it's common if the accident occurs when you'd accidentally stab your hands because of the sharp pointer or the pointer is broken. But how in the hell this pipette can be broken in half while inserting it in this.....
This is modern pipette fillers. I must tell you that I haven't seen this before, because few years ago we only use
this.......
This is a funny rubber safety bulb . You could get serious headache when you press the wrong "terminal" because it can screw up your volume measurement that needs to be transfer.
So... back to the story. I wondered how that girl ended up broken the pipette in half. I don't think it's hard to do that. She thinks that inserting pipette to the filler is fucking hard like deflorating the virgin girl......... larikkkkk !!!!!
Using the modern fillers is damn easy... just insert the blunt point of pipette to the filler 's hole slowly and then twist it a bit..(please don't expanding your imagination, you pervert ;p)
Her lecturer, Mr. Arvind had taught them how to insert the pipette properly. I must say that the student aren't watching he do and listened what he'd said properly. (No wonder Mr.Arvind told me... he will and definitely have a tough time while doing class experiment).
I must tell you, the wound is not deep, but she's bleeding pretty bad. Me and another volunteered lecturer (who has a first-aid kit) immediately gives treatment to her.
After that, that girl needs to write a report of the incident to me (with the witness of incident)... Supposedly she need to do it like lodging a police report *smile*... BUT this is exactly what she writes:-
"Semasa saya menggunakan pipet untuk menyumbat ke dalam filler, pipet pecah dan tangan saya terluka"
So... back to the story. I wondered how that girl ended up broken the pipette in half. I don't think it's hard to do that. She thinks that inserting pipette to the filler is fucking hard like deflorating the virgin girl......... larikkkkk !!!!!
Using the modern fillers is damn easy... just insert the blunt point of pipette to the filler 's hole slowly and then twist it a bit..
Her lecturer, Mr. Arvind had taught them how to insert the pipette properly. I must say that the student aren't watching he do and listened what he'd said properly. (No wonder Mr.Arvind told me... he will and definitely have a tough time while doing class experiment).
I must tell you, the wound is not deep, but she's bleeding pretty bad. Me and another volunteered lecturer (who has a first-aid kit) immediately gives treatment to her.
After that, that girl needs to write a report of the incident to me (with the witness of incident)... Supposedly she need to do it like lodging a police report *smile*... BUT this is exactly what she writes:-
"Semasa saya menggunakan pipet untuk menyumbat ke dalam filler, pipet pecah dan tangan saya terluka"
I don't know how to react..... It's definitely not a proper incident report.. but it sure is funny... hahaha.... Should I sepak her or not.? *laugh*
Mr. Arvind on the other hand asked me to present that accident report on the upcoming Faculty meeting... Like duh ???? he was THERE when the incident occurs, he have to do it lar... *wink*
and..
I got supporters too... hahahahaha....
Mr. Arvind on the other hand asked me to present that accident report on the upcoming Faculty meeting... Like duh ???? he was THERE when the incident occurs, he have to do it lar... *wink*
and..
I got supporters too... hahahahaha....