Essays

Introduction. A hospital has several wards. There are female ward, outdoor patients ward and emergency ward. These wards are joined together except the segregated ward.

Sight of the building. The building of a hospital la like any other building. It is beautifully built. It has a large number of doors, windows and ventilators. The rooms are full of good articles of furniture. But its furniture is different from house-hold funiture in many ways. Each room has iron beds.

Surroundings. The surroundings of the hospital are quite neat and clean. Each ward has a garden in front of it. It adds to the beauty of the hospital. All the wards are neat and clean. .

Operation theatre. There is special hall. It is called operation theatre. No one except doctors and the nurses is allowed to enter it, Operations are done here. It is fitted with surgical instruments.

Description of a ward. There is perfect silence in the ward. The footsteps of a doctor, a nurse or their words of sympathy break this silence. Patients of a ward are under the charge of a doctor and a nurse. The nurses look after the patients. They are dressed in white. They give them necessary medicines. They mile down their daily. Temperature. They feel their pulses. They wash their hands and mouths. They change their clothes. They give them injections at the proper time. They move from bed to bed to do their duties properly. The patients keep lying the whole day. They are often sad. Some of them cry with pains. The sisters try to cheer them up. A small wire gauze box and a temperature chart are seen by the ' side of each patient.

The doctor's visit. The doctor visits the patients at about 9 a-ro. He goes to each bed. He enquires about the patient's difficulties. He asks about their improvement. Then he prescribes the treatment. He encourages the patient by his sweet talk and then goes away with a smiling face.

Scene at night in the ward. At night the patients are served with   their meals. The friends and the relatives of the patients also .bring their food. After meals, some of them go to sleep. Some pass night in I'   their eyes. They make plans for their future. They hope much from   the doctors and nurses. A few patients break the silence with their     cries when the nurse injects them. At last the gel a sleep.

Conclusion. But it is a pity that some doctors and nurses become careless. Their carelessness causes deaths of many patients. Sometimes the servants of the hospitals are lipped to make things better.