The Number 1 Skill to Become a Doctor 

You're a goldmine of knowledge and wisdom, thanks for this insight! I'm at a point where I'm starting to understand how the mind works in terms of transitioning from a different "med student" framework, to someone who can understand the medical language and know the next step. But the transition is very mentally taxing. Thanks again for this pearl

Golden advice 💯💯💯

Your advice must be of such great help to med students and residents. It's so good thatI u take the time to make these videos to help others. And what u said is so true. Take care and have a good week.

You're gonna be an excellent Attending! Good luck to you doc

Excellent topic and advice, thanks for sharing 🥰

I was receiving cataract surgery on my left eye and while it was being done, I woke up watching the doctor as he was putting the artificial lens in, they didn't know that I was awake because my left eye was still numbed out, it was an interesting experience for me to watch that, what I saw was the doctor folding the lens like a funnel and placing it into my eye, after the procedure and when I was awake completely, I let them know that I saw the whole operation. If my eye hadn't been numb they would have known that I was awake and aware of it all.

Gotta want the last shot. Also nice typing

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Sounds good to me. A little off from that, but how would you say we work on this in rotations/3rd and 4th year? Watch the physician make decisions?

Doctor if you have time can you please explain how to better yourself for decision making? Why im asking because I shadow and volunteer with ophthalmologists (love the field) and for some cases I try to figure out when is a good time to use a steroid or not since they are contradicted for many diagnoses due to the rise in iop after long term use

I almost went Rouge there 👀