7 Skills For Surgery Rotation That You Need to Know (But no one will teach)
In this video we talk about some of the practical skills that you need to know for your surgery rotation. Learn more about the skills that you are going to be expected to know for your rotation but are not explicitly taught.
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As a scrub OR nurse, I thoroughly enjoyed your video and it was filled with good advice especially the "don't touch the scrub tech's stuff".
This thing is GOLD!!!! Thank God that I found it!!!
Thank you so much! The Access Medicine book is so helpful
First time closing in the OR was after the robotic surgery was going poorly and they decided to hastily pull all the ports to move to abdominal. Chief hands me the loaded needle drivers and says, “close. Now. Quickly.” Love it...
well here in this OR for obs/gyn all seniors and staff are aggressive and move abruptly that i sometimes get startled and are always rapid w long list of patients
big Ryan energy with the background
Thank you brotha!!! Big help!
underrated ms3 guide
Thank you ❤️
This really helped. 💙
Great video and is very very helpful
Thank you
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Great video! Thank you x
How to be more outspoken n confident infront of seniors in the ot I really get nervous of being getting judged by seniors to ask for even suturing or even to ask for procedure like tracheostomy I feel nervous
6 Skills**...seem to be missing a number 4 lmao! But awesome video and spot on!
What are risk for the patient?
Knot tying ON your scrubs? Like with your waist drawstring?
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3 жыл бұрын
Rather tying on a suture onto your drawstring and knot tying the actual suture.
Hello
classic advice of know everything lmao
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