How Does Remote Surgery Work

Have you ever seen a heart and lung machine before? #surgery

Most people believe surgery is the “fix” but the truth is what you do before and after your surgery is what matters the most! Prehab and rehab are vital🔥

Unmasking the secrets to acing OR time! 🏥🤓 Stay composed, absorb every instruction, and sharpen your skills by watching the pros! Ready for Part 2? Let’s lear

1: go into surgery at the right time 2: stay patient and consistent 3: focus on mindset and movement 4: lean on support system 5: they take care of their self

1: deep squats 2: behind the neck presses 3: high impact jumps 4: kipping pull ups 5: heavy straight leg deadlifts #gymspotlight

1: hamstring stretch 2: hip flexor stretch 3: chest opener stretch 4: calf stretch 5: thoracic spine rotation stretch

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Unveiling the heart of healthcare! What do you think this vital tool is used for in surgery? 🤔🔍 #MedicalMystery #SurgeryLife #ORDrama #NurseHeroes #Anesthesia

Not sure how this involves anesthesia, but it’s a dose of #MedicalHumor! 😆💉 Life in the hospital always keeps us on our toes! The joys of #HealthcareWorker vi

Master fundamentals early, take care of my body, find mentors sooner, focus on efficiency, play the long game. #doctor

😅😂 “Anesthesia delay” #surgery #anesthesiologist #anesthesia #orhumor #hospital

Knee cartilage doesn’t have a blood supply, once it’s damaged, your body can’t repair it the way it heals muscle or bone. That means you have to build strength

😬 Dive into the wild world of residency! Medical drama, late nights, and unexpected laughs - we’re living it all! 🌟 Become a part of our journey! #ResidencyLi

How to replace a bad hip #doctor

1: pushing through warm up pain 2: copying pro athlete workouts 3: chasing extreme mobility 4: relying on painkillers 5: stretching cold joints #healthylifestyle

Unlock your potential in the OR with these 🔑 tips! 🤩 Build teamwork magic with the circulating nurse & scrub tech! 💪👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ #NeurosurgeonGoals #MedStudent

It’s not the procedure, it’s the decision. Surgery is often the last option, not the first. Knowing when to wait, rehab and operate takes years of experience