Guide To Surgery (How To Get Honors!)

[@kosaiganem9097]

great video, I'm a intern in surgery department. that video helped alot, especially in my case where the surgeons dont really feel the need to teach you anything even if you reach out for knowledge

[@arieldroger5291]

Thank you for this video, extremely helpful! Wish I saw it sooner. One thing I noticed though: triangle of Calot: bordered by the cystic duct, cystic artery, and CHD VS hepatocystic triangle: bordered by the cystic duct, inferior edge of the liver, and CHD

[@junczhang]

this is so helpful!! Thank you!

[@nhatthanhngoviet1262]

Looking forward to your question guide video on other specialty. This helps a lot

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you so much! Glad it was helpful :) Will try to post them soon!!

[@loopyloopish]

this is amazing, thank you so much for posting.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Thank you for your nice comment! :)

[@MrChuknoriz]

Thank you for this video! Will definitely review again before surgery rotation

[@ConanLiuMD]

What rotation are you doing right now? :)

[@MrChuknoriz]

@@ConanLiuMD I'm actually M2 heading into dedicated! Procrastinating / looking forward to what's to come

[@ConanLiuMD]

@@MrChuknoriz Good luck with dedicated!! You got this :) Hopefully all my M3 videos will be done by the time you start hehe :D

[@tarek6359]

This was very fun to watch, thanks for the information Could you expand more (with examples too) on 18:35 about Minimal urine output for patient on maintenance IV being 30ml/hr. How would you measure this if the nurses ask, and what does it mean if its below/above etc. just some more information about it would be so appreciated ! :D

[@ConanLiuMD]

Sure! Actually you don't measure this, the nurses measure it and they usually will page you if it drops below 30 cc/hr! When it gets below 30 cc/hr we primarily worry that the patient is no longer getting adequate perfusion to their kidneys or they are volume down. Decreased urine output could be a result of hypotension (shock) or AKI, or maybe the patient just needs a bolus of fluids to make sure their volume status is adequate (this is very common)

[@tarek6359]

Thank you I think this is very interesting. And youre a very good teacher. I hope to use this knowledge soon in my rotations 😊

[@erint5495]

This was so helpful. Thank you SO much

[@joegeo5]

Absolutely incredible, thank you so much.

[@ConanLiuMD]

Glad it helped! Stay tuned for the other vids hopefully I can get them posted soon once I have some more free time :)

[@joegeo5]

@@ConanLiuMD I don't want to exaggerate here, but this might be one of the greatest videos that ever existed lol. I am halfway through my Surgery clerkship and I can't tell you how many pimping questions I've gotten right solely because of this video (Especially the CBD diameter equation, they were quite impressed!). Don't get me wrong, I still get 90% of their pimping questions wrong (surgeons are relentless!) but thank you SO much for this video!

[@ConanLiuMD]

@@joegeo5 Thank YOU for such an amazing and kind comment! That makes my day more than anything else and I am so glad it was helpful for you :) I really can't wait to make more and it means a lot to me that you found it useful. Thanks again so much and keep up the great work on your rotation!!

[@DC-ee6he]

Dr. Liu, would you please consider making a guide to Fam med (how to get honors?)

[@ConanLiuMD]

I'd recommend watching the guide to Internal Medicine which has stuff that's very much applicable to FM as well! You can throw in the Peds and OBGYN videos too if you want some more specifics but I'd say IM covers about 80% of what you'd be looking for in FM :)

[@DC-ee6he]

@@ConanLiuMD Great. Thank you so much!

[@lucyalvarez1288]

Thank youuuuuu for ever🙏🏼

[@julienmercier9281]

Thank-you for this! Very appreciated and helpful :)

[@Ghazamoh20]

What is the best book to learn surgery on your opinion? Cold you recommed me one please

[@Mrs_PinkMarie77]

Are there slides for this video! It's so good!

[@monicasantos091]

Hi, Dr Liu! Thank you so much for this video; it's an excellent source of information prior to my Gen Surg Auditions this semester. Please correct me if I am wrong - I've been taught that rather than "Wind, Water, Wound, Walking, Wonder Drugs," it is "Wind, Water, WALKING, WOUND, Wonder Drugs?" Just wanted to clarify - TYSM 🙏

[@ConanLiuMD]

I think it is Wind Water Wound Walking Wonder Drugs!

[@yunboduan8695]

What is floor? Pelvic floor?

[@ConanLiuMD]

Floor is just another term for the general hospital ward / floor patients (as opposed to ICU level patients!)

[@DC-ee6he]

@@ConanLiuMD What does "floor" mean in the context of common bleeding sites? (floor and four more)

[@GatorAidMedical]

floor = external wounds (blood on the floor)

[@DC-ee6he]

@@GatorAidMedical thank you!

[@sentralorigin]

non-med students like myself very confused @ "pimp" LUL

[@ConanLiuMD]

HAHA yeah it's an odd term but that's what they call it . . . gg haha

[@Tony-m3p1v]

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