Hi! 🤠
While doing procedures as interns, it is difficult to look for concise sources to know how-best-to-do-it.
With the time constraints some details may be missed.
So, we, students of 2016 batch Seth GSMC and KEM Hospital, Mumbai, India have tried to compile information regarding such procedures (both basic and some that we may get a chance to perform).
Reliable sources and tips from our seniors and resident doctors have been used.
With limited resources in India, we can definitely do with a Freakshake🥤 of practical hacks and standard procedures😉🙃
PS: This is meant to COMPLEMENT, and not REPLACE practical skills to improve patient care
From continued efforts of
Anveshi Nayan (CNS)
Ayushi Gupta (CVS)
Devi Bavishi (MSK)
Here is a list of all the procedure with their links, so you can directly access them from here.
Bookmark this page and Happy learning :)!
BASIC PROCEDURES:
- Venepuncture
- Arterial puncture
- IV cannulation and IV infusion
- Nasogastric tube insertion
- Injection techniques
- Nasopharyngeal and Throat swab collection
- Wound swab collection
- Urinary Catheterization
MEDICINE
SURGERY
- Steps common to all minor procedures
- Basic principles of bandaging
- AK Stump Bandaging
- BK Stump bandaging
- Head bandaging
- Magnesium sulfate and glycerine dressing
- Management of Cut and Lacerated Wound (CLW)
- Debridement
- Maggot removal
- Corn removal
- Lipoma excision
- Excision of Sebaceous cyst
- Incision and Drainage
- Suturing techniques
- Suture and stapler removal
- Surgical scrubbing
- ICD insertion
- Toe nail removal
- Preoperative surgical patient preparation
ORTHOPEDICS
- Distal radius fracture reduction
- Slab application
- Plaster removal
- Trigger finger
- Reduction of anterior dislocation of shoulder
ANESTHESIA
OBGY
PEDIATRICS
HEMATOLOGY
OPHTHALMOLOGY
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
FORENSIC MEDCINIE
DERMATOLOGY
A really wonderful initiative. Eagerly waiting for more 😇😁
ReplyDeleteThank you so much sir!🤗 Will keep updating it as we learn more and will include little details that are new to us as interns during my internship!
ReplyDeleteThe whole ‘The Indian Intern’ series of posts is very helpful. I appreciate the quality of content, ease of presentation, the beautiful illustrations and the links too which are provided at the end. Thanks to the whole team who took efforts to make this! Also see whether this can updated and more posts can be added under different specialities.
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