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Dealing with ortho
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i was hoping wed have a thread about this
The vid is hilarious and in many ways, as far as my experience, true. Ortho, however, are some of my favorite residents to do cases with. Often have a great sense of humor and play good music. I actually had a resident during a long BL femur fx case ask how the pt was doing and I gave him the full deal in terms of HCT and base deficit/pH etc and he appreciated all of it.
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Love it. 🙂
The vid is hilarious and in many ways, as far as my experience, true. Ortho, however, are some of my favorite residents to do cases with. Often have a great sense of humor and play good music. I actually had a resident during a long BL femur fx case ask how the pt was doing and I gave him the full deal in terms of HCT and base deficit/pH etc and he appreciated all of it.
see they really just wanted to know how many twitches and whether they could go to PACU or needed an ICU bed 😉
see they really just wanted to know how many twitches and whether they could go to PACU or needed an ICU bed 😉
Ithought all they cared about was, 'is he asleep and cant move".
"he's bleeding, what's the blood pressure"