Evaluations in Medical Training: a Resident’s View
The stress and intensity of the surgical unit was infamous: waking up early and leaving late to round with the team before and after operations and scrubbing into the surgeries to assist by holding the retractors for minutes to hours, suctioning excess fluids, cauterizing, and helping with closing,...
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