SIM SUTURE - 5. Running Simple Sutures

In this lesson, we build on the basic suture techniques learn in the previous lessons.
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The Sim*Suture Module will help the learner practice skills of simple interrupted and running suture, instrument tying, vertical mattress sutures, and running subcuticular sutures. As with all our modules, practice outside the simulation lab is encouraged with the availability of all necessary supplies: suture pad (with printed lines to guide placement of sutures), surgical instruments, and suture material. The exercise book provides the opportunity for the learner to practice in any convenient locale. Enough suture material is provided to place over 250 single needle passes. The time required for this module is about 4-6 hours. Curriculum offers opportunity for formal objective skills assessment (OSATS) when the module is completed.

[@BernardTunes]

what a profoundly unusual way of saying 'towards'

[@elliotmurphy1978]

+BernardTunes Toe-ords

[@zebatov]

Lol

[@mccaffal]

That was literally all I could focus on the whole time

[@Sveccha93]

I have combed dictionaries for this pronunciation and haven't found it yet. There's something beautiful about his sticking to it.

[@thewall2711]

How to start your own back street clinic

[@markforquer]

Very, very good tutorial. I used this for my medical assistant's class on minor surgery assisting. Thank you.

[@drussell710]

I have no idea what a medical assistant would have to know anything whatsoever about sutures but yeah.

[@baileys6346]

Start away from yourself, wrap around twice; continue toe-erds yourself.

[@mariadelourdes3035]

É sempre maravilhoso saber fazer com a finalidade de ajudar o próximo,assim como ser ajudado quando necessário.

[@BaldwinBay]

There are some people who are incredibly talented at this. I have been cut a few times in my life and have some experience on the receiving end.

[@Tiffiany]

Here after reaction about Christina from grey's anatomy performing a running whip stitch on a heart... had to see what all the hype was about... this is the simple one though ehh. Still need to find the fancy stitch

[@biscuitbitch5608]

Does it matter what hand you use?

[@GwTennis1]

You don’t need to do the second stitch where you tied your initial knot right?

[@ericmwakulila2221]

You are the best medic youtuber

[@Highlands_]

I can't take this seriously with the way he says towards😂😂

[@anxiousseal556]

Awesome now I can sew my pant with precision

[@reniahyati4440]

very good tutorial.

[@basetsanamohlala4668]

took me 10 min to realize you was saying "towards"

[@NishantGogna]

Amazing thank you. Very helpful.

[@zoomerlawns]

Clear and concise! Thank you!

[@quinnhall8205]

Except for the way he says "towards". Did you not notice, at 1:13?

[@nasraabdirahman3954]

Perfect suture thanks a lot,,,,,,

[@LeiliNuri]

what type of needle I should use. Nylon, silk, cromic or other?

[@zahrazaear4619]

silk in my opinion is the best to use, i’ve used nylon it makes it difficult

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Nice and clear....maybe grabbing far away from approximations...but great video..

[@KL-bg8fi]

Great instructions!

[@melissarainchild]

Thanks for posting, I will try this as soon as conviently possible :)

[@Cisco6x]

Idk how I got here but at least I can sew somebody up if I have to

[@kenburns7938]

LOL, im in the same boat

[@Highlands_]

Big mood

[@TheJdog1313]

Frank J 2 years later people still stumbling onto how to sew somebody up.

[@aishabashir5704]

trust me same, im 16 and researching sm about surgery as if itll happen one day

[@valdybanga255]

Thx so much

[@yanesof2229]

is it done only with absorbable suture?

[@tarunbehal7262]

sir where to get this model to practice?

[@emmagoodwin9679]

TARUN BEHAL I'm thinking the same thing...,I want one

[@krishkotak5576]

Emma Goodwin it is in the description, sort

[@Cdog_videos]

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that you can get them online

[@nirmalpk6223]

box suture...what is it..please tell

[@xena5222]

An extremely helpful video, thanks. I cut myself with a razor and went too deep. I seen the fatty tissue and the wound wouldn’t stop bleeding no matter how much I tried to stop it.

[@kt_lavigne06]

rest in peace 💀

[@DaRougaroux1]

Toe-wards?

[@artistprcharlesgoui4575]

Hey DR I like this

[@exolforever5634]

thanks! شكرا!

[@reactboost7694]

His voice is Oddly satisfying

[@grantkassan6561]

simple good instruction

[@джек-о7ю]

Thanks

[@laeeqqureshi]

mind blowing helped me alot

[@fitfoodies9313]

Toe wards?? 🤔

[@mayonnaiseeee]

dis music is mah jam yo

[@lawrettakollie4695]

Thanks a lot.

[@drnewsun]

really awesome , keep it up

[@stickom]

yeah, now try the same with PDS 4.0 from pouch pack, it is pain in.!!!!

[@Ynno2]

toe-wards?

[@fauzytafinnapratama9813]

thank you. so helpful

[@ryderr.1395]

Hello, I am a 17 year old Male, attempting to replicate these sutures for fascination, and learning purposes. I do not possess a suture kit, or traditional suture tools, relying on the skin of an eggplant for a model, and a sewing kit for tools. I would Certainly appreciate any guidance that may be given, and have benefitted from this video. I am grateful.

[@Schatten2712]

make it the ghetto or poor student way, get an orange and bent a sewing needle over the stove

[@GauravKumar-zi7nu]

Thank you

[@skyzero9646]

I was watching doug deMuro a couple minutes ago no idea how i got here

[@quinnhall8205]

It's TUH-WARDS. Not TOH-ARDS. Putting too much emphasis on the O in "towards".

[@shurdi3]

What difference does it make what the patient thinks? It's gonna be covered in a bandage anyway

[@grouch314]

They typically only cover stitches for the first couple of days, then let them breathe for a week before taking them out on day 10, so you see them for 7/8 days and it is nice to see a clean, crisp suture rather than sloppy work from someone who has been rearranging your internal organs ime

[@amandabutler100]

And depending on how your stitch is... could mean the difference in a bad scar or hardly one at all!

[@Mica711]

It will be a scar for the entire life, you dumbass, so every time the pacient looks at it, she or he will think about your stupid face and shaky hands

[@Thewanderingsurgeon]

@@Mica711 what he meant to say was in running stitch a diagonal or a parralel stitch doesnt matter. The healing is going to be same . Scar formation depends on length beteeen stitches and whether ur apposition is good and wound care . Dont assume that if suture looks good outside it wont leave a scar , it just 2 different techniques thats all.

[@Thewanderingsurgeon]

@@grouch314 he meant the parallel and diagonal stitches. Its just 2 diff techniques just because u do aprralel and it looks good outside doesn't mean diagonal stitch will leave a bad scar. In parallel stitch u leave the diagonal part of suture underneath the skin thats all.

[@sarvnazjabbari7008]

Real nice

[@baidhnathkumar6624]

Nice

[@katisiesther7817]

Y is he leaving spaces btn

[@annaa0555]

Can anyone write the steps in the comment?

[@sepehralaie6716]

It's wrong,look at the last suture and knot,it results a big scar

[@sajan8001]

Nice suture tutorial but it just had to be more tighter. All good.

[@zarnabsurgical5959]

We are manufacturing company of all kinds of Suturing pads and Instruments.

[@weerobot]

Toe-urd LOL

[@goldenduck7294]

Toe wards

[@payelchoudhury1133]

👍👍

[@11ccom]

Be like water my friend (Bruce Lee)..

[@justsaying1460]

My dog got an accident this helped me...

[@biscuitbitch5608]

Lmfao I hope ur kidding

[@justsaying1460]

@@biscuitbitch5608 he got an accident

[@angrynhpatriot]

he toe tallee did....ha

[@carissagash8602]

Greys anatomy sent me

[@CosmicCitiZenOfficial]

Back ToeWarts Reality

[@oyunbaatarbayarsaikhan880]

like

[@thebadboy5161]

Wtf? This must not be used on animals and humans ? Why

[@kingwillie206]

Huh?

[@bestcreation6183]

Thanks

[@alialsalami7934]

Thank you

[@waunetag.2106]

Thank you

[@حمزةطالبالعكيلي]

thank you

[@abdodent7230]

thank you