medical_student:university_intern_guide
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| =====How to Rock Plastic Surgery - Intern Guide===== | =====How to Rock Plastic Surgery - Intern Guide===== | ||
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| ====General Daily Flow==== | ====General Daily Flow==== | ||
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| * Most attendings at the University have a dedicated PA who will often assist with pre-op orders, consents and scripts. Double check these are complete before starting floor work | * Most attendings at the University have a dedicated PA who will often assist with pre-op orders, consents and scripts. Double check these are complete before starting floor work | ||
| - | After OR\\ | + | ===After OR=== |
| * After the case do post-op orders - pain meds, antibiotics, | * After the case do post-op orders - pain meds, antibiotics, | ||
| * Pro-tip - complete discharge orders for outpatient surgeries prior to starting case | * Pro-tip - complete discharge orders for outpatient surgeries prior to starting case | ||
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| ===Tips and Tricks=== | ===Tips and Tricks=== | ||
| - | * Refer to the wiki for DIEP flap protocols. There is a specific sequence of orders and milestones for each post operative day that is to be followed | + | * Refer to the wiki for [[medical_student: |
| * Do not hesitate to ask the senior residents for help. This is especially so when you have a question about a flap during a flap check. If you notice any changes to the flap it is better to report it to the senior resident and ask if it needs to be addressed. Flaps are tenuous reconstructions that require attention and interventions are sometimes necessary | * Do not hesitate to ask the senior residents for help. This is especially so when you have a question about a flap during a flap check. If you notice any changes to the flap it is better to report it to the senior resident and ask if it needs to be addressed. Flaps are tenuous reconstructions that require attention and interventions are sometimes necessary | ||
| * Steal all the smartphrases! They are your best friend\\ | * Steal all the smartphrases! They are your best friend\\ | ||
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