AMEE2013 Associations of Medical Education in Europe, Praha

From the just ended AMEE2013, we would like to share some photo with you all. It mentioned about nearly every aspect for the education, including what the new future MD graduates should learn for this century. In that points we will share with you later on, but for today post just for the reasons why everyone has to learn, even CR.

The second and the third photo taken are all about you as medical students, you have to think whether or not they are true. They were presented by a Londoner doctor who just transformed to a new MD graduate in July.

We need a great and brave step forwards

In order to become somebody an anaesthetist need to move forwards to be a part of care team, we are perioperative physician so we must stand up and move ahead, telling our surgeon and physician colleagues that we can do many things in our area and expertise. We are capable to perform many treatment interventions because we have done it performed it for years. we really are perioperative critical care physicians.

We are not Noboby or Let 's call it "Intraoperative Faceless Physician".

From an open session of 78th Annual Meeting for the Royal College of Anesthesiologists of Thailand.

Premedication at before bed time

A good night sleeping pill

During an intra-articular procedure or right knee for a young & healthy foreigner, everything was smooth as silk until...
Big Surgeon : Prepare for dressing, and Slap, and please release the touniquet
OR Nurse : There is a second dose for Cefazolin for him
Unkind Consultant got the antibiotics ready and administered, and screamed out loud to Anaesthesia Resident " What's the hell is going on?? The end tidal carbon dioxide is at 48, what level did you record last time?"
1st year Resident  was stunned and told "33 mmHg."
Unkind C : is it from the exhausted sodalime? looking at that colour
R1 disagreed, so UC spoke out "That should be long time ago, not immediate rise."
UC : Does it come from your inadequate IPPV setting?
R1 raised the RR from 16 to 18/min, and told 'No".
UC : So, what intervention has been recently applied to him?
R1 : Touniquet ?? UC : Tell me the textbook you have at home.
R1 : Baby Miller. UC : Good, there should be at least one table on this issue, read it tonight before going to bed, OK??

R2 entered the room later on, and was told that her junior was ordered to get a sleeping Table(t) tonight.