How not to present a patient
ER
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@Soggy_Loops · 2022-11 · in “Which is the best medical TV series ?”
Idk which episode but here’s the scene ▶ link
View on r/medicalschool@CharcotsThirdTriad · 2019-07 · in “[meme] All of residency captured, circa 2001 (colorized)”
▶ It hurts because we have all been there.
View on r/medicalschool@crimelysis · 2019-03 · in “[Clinical] x [Shitpost] Overnight ICU, showed my PGY3 & PGY1 the clip from "ER" of med student butchering oral presentation. I expected them to laugh, they did not.”
[Clinical] x [Shitpost] Overnight ICU, showed my PGY3 & PGY1 the clip from "ER" of med student butchering oral presentation. I expected them to laugh, they did not. ▶ link ▶ link
View on r/medicalschool@GoljansUnderstudy · 2018-04 · in “[Serious], [Vent] Frustrated at being slow on the wards/not recalling fact”
…interval hx or overnight events. State if the patient has any subjective complaints this morning. Then, state the objective findings, e.g. vitals, pertinent exam findings, pertinent labs, cultures, and imaging. Then, present your assessment in a problem-list fashion, followed by the plan for the day. When in doubt, keep it short, succinct, and focused. With some elbow grease, you'll go from ▶ this to ▶ this.
View on r/medicalschool@GoljansUnderstudy · 2018-02 · in “Weekly ERAS/Match Thread”
▶ All of us on July 1st.
View on r/medicalschool@GoljansUnderstudy · 2018-01 · in “I haven’t done an H&P on my own since June of 2017 and just started my ICU rotation today....”
▶ My GCS score is probably a 3 after interview season, which means my presentations look something like this.
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