I am finally getting to the end of compiling my OR notes. I have taken over 100 pages of notes on all the specialties I've been learning: Ortho, Vascular, GYN, General, Eyes, Plastics, and I have only received a little training in Neuro but I hope to learn more in the future. I have filled up a small notepad that I kept in my pocket, and then I used the cardboard tabs that come off when tying up a scrub/surgeon, and I must have had another 100 of those. I hope that I will have a good 1st draft in about a week. Then I am going to divide each category into sub categories such as Positioning, Drugs, Sutures, Equipment. Then print them out, and make a small booklet, which I can carry with me. It's good for me to re-read the notes to help the information stick. I am coming off orientation end of March, and will probably be in April's schedule. When I started, it seemed like a monumental task but I will be so proud when it is finished.
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I am finally getting to the end of compiling my OR notes. I have taken over 100 pages of notes on all the specialties I've been learning: Ortho, Vascular, GYN, General, Eyes, Plastics, and I have only received a little training in Neuro but I hope to learn more in the future. I have filled up a small notepad that I kept in my pocket, and then I used the cardboard tabs that come off when tying up a scrub/surgeon, and I must have had another 100 of those. I hope that I will have a good 1st draft in about a week. Then I am going to divide each category into sub categories such as Positioning, Drugs, Sutures, Equipment. Then print them out, and make a small booklet, which I can carry with me. It's good for me to re-read the notes to help the information stick. I am coming off orientation end of March, and will probably be in April's schedule. When I started, it seemed like a monumental task but I will be so proud when it is finished.