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Practical Information for Medical Students

Practical information for medical students embarking on surgical rotations. Learn what's expected, how to succeed, and essential study tips. Be part of the team, know your patients, and excel in your responsibilities. This guide covers attitude, effort, study time, and necessary tools to carry with you. Equip yourself to be a great medical student with a good attitude, commitment to patients, and the ability to anticipate needs. Get tips on writing admit orders and surgical notes.

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Practical Information for Medical Students

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  1. Practical Information for Medical Students Marie Unruh, MD Kira Long, MD

  2. Surgical Rotation – What’s Expected? • Varies from service to service • Be flexible • Ask early

  3. Attitude • You are part of the team! • Don’t: • make excuses • whine or lie • Use common sense • Be enthusiastic

  4. Effort • Be on time • Follow the chain of command • Work hard

  5. OR • Know your patients • Know the case • Know the anatomy

  6. Floor • Know your patients • Always have rounds reports • Be able to present your patients: succinctly! • Try to anticipate the needs of the team • D/C orders • Transfer orders

  7. Study Time • Use effectively • Study for the oral or written shelf • Helpful textbooks • Lawrence – Essentials of General Surgery • Case Files • Surgical Recall

  8. Things To Carry With You • Tape • Gauze • Order sheets • Blank Progress Notes • Scissors • Something to study

  9. How to be a GREAT medical student! • Good attitude/enthusiasm (without being annoying) • Committed to your patients • Can anticipate – both in the OR and out • Always busy doing something, but always available to the team

  10. How To: • Write admit orders • Write a surgical note

  11. Questions?

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