@juliasmeddiary: Common sense is kinda hard in the OR ngl #medschool #medstudent #clinicalrotations #surgery #scrubnurse

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Gelly :

OR nurse here, tysm for this! You sound like an amazing med student to have in the OR! It’s helpful when you all write your name on the board, offer to take the gurney out/bring it in, and grab warm blankets for the patient once they’re in the room. Obviously not required but def brownie points :) best of luck to you!

2026-08-23 02:23:00

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Justin | MS3 🧪 🩺 :

Glove size is key 🫡 know your top + bottom size. And if its ur first time, assuming “average size hands” (just not too big or small), maybe try 6.5/7 for women and 7/7.5 for men and adjust as needed next time

2026-08-22 22:21:16

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Bo G Schulze :

OR RN for four years here, yes!!!🥰🥰🥰 INTRODUCE YOURSELF, please grab your gown and gloves, and write your name on the board! The amount of times that people have not said “Hi my name is X and i’ll scrub in”…. guys. Please just say hi at least! 😭

2026-08-23 14:46:19

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user827765325171 :

I just had my first month of surgery and still cannot for the life of me figure out what questions to ask… literally did not open my mouth once during a surgery bc it always felt like a bad time and I couldn’t even begin to formulate an intelligent question. I also barely got pimped though so feel like it may have seemed like I was uninterested? Any thoughts on this or tips?

2026-08-24 02:18:34

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Mika, CST🖤 :

Also if you’ve done surgeries before and you’re hands on, please don’t touch our mayo stands🩷 We love that you are learning and participating in the surgery but grabbing instruments is the techs job!

2026-08-22 22:48:16

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2026-08-22 19:40:58

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