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Successfully Successfully Navigating the First Navigating the First

Year of Surgical Year of Surgical Residency:Residency:

Essentials for Medical Essentials for Medical Students and PGY-1 Students and PGY-1

ResidentsResidents

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Essentials for Surgical Essentials for Surgical Residents Entering PGY-1Residents Entering PGY-1

Surgical residents entering the first Surgical residents entering the first postgraduate year are expected to be postgraduate year are expected to be well grounded in the scientific basis of well grounded in the scientific basis of surgical diseases and disorders and surgical diseases and disorders and should be able to apply their should be able to apply their knowledge and skills to provide knowledge and skills to provide optimum patient care and ensure optimum patient care and ensure patient safety. patient safety.

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Essentials for Surgical Essentials for Surgical Residents Entering PGY-1Residents Entering PGY-1

The essential areas of knowledge and The essential areas of knowledge and skills are listed here within the context skills are listed here within the context of the core competencies: of the core competencies:

►Medical Knowledge and Patient Care Medical Knowledge and Patient Care ►ProfessionalismProfessionalism► Interpersonal and Communication Skills Interpersonal and Communication Skills ►Practice-Based Learning and Practice-Based Learning and

Improvement, Improvement, ►Systems-Based Practice.Systems-Based Practice.

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Essentials for Surgical Residents Entering PGY-Essentials for Surgical Residents Entering PGY-11

Medical Knowledge and Patient CareMedical Knowledge and Patient Care

Clinical AssessmentClinical Assessment

and Perioperative Managementand Perioperative Management

Medical Knowledge and Patient Medical Knowledge and Patient CareCare

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Effectively and efficiently perform a history and Effectively and efficiently perform a history and physical examination that is appropriate for age, physical examination that is appropriate for age, sex, and clinical problemsex, and clinical problem

Identify factors that increase perioperative riskIdentify factors that increase perioperative risk Diseases:Diseases:

►CardiacCardiac►EndocrineEndocrine►HepaticHepatic► InfectiousInfectious►PsychiatricPsychiatric►PulmonaryPulmonary►RenalRenal

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Medical Knowledge and Patient CareMedical Knowledge and Patient Care

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Medical Knowledge and Patient CareMedical Knowledge and Patient Care

Identify factors that increase perioperative riskIdentify factors that increase perioperative risk Conditions:Conditions:

►Extremes of AgeExtremes of Age► Immune suppressionImmune suppression►Metabolic disordersMetabolic disorders►PregnancyPregnancy►Substance AbuseSubstance Abuse

Develop appropriate differential diagnoses and Develop appropriate differential diagnoses and management plansmanagement plans

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Write daily inpatient notes in an appropriate format, Write daily inpatient notes in an appropriate format, noting progress and changes in health statusnoting progress and changes in health status

Write concise clinic encounter notes in an Write concise clinic encounter notes in an appropriate formatappropriate format

Write routine ordersWrite routine orders►AdmissionAdmission►PreoperativePreoperative►PostoperativePostoperative

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Maintain medical records in a legible, legally Maintain medical records in a legible, legally appropriate professional mannerappropriate professional manner

Consider the possibility of pregnancy in women of Consider the possibility of pregnancy in women of childbearing age and discuss the special needs and childbearing age and discuss the special needs and concerns of surgical patients who are pregnant or concerns of surgical patients who are pregnant or may be pregnantmay be pregnant

Discuss the impact of extremes of age on diagnosis Discuss the impact of extremes of age on diagnosis and management of the surgical patientand management of the surgical patient

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Assessment of Basic Diagnostic Assessment of Basic Diagnostic Tests and RadiographsTests and Radiographs

Interpret normal and abnormal biochemical and Interpret normal and abnormal biochemical and hematologic laboratory test resultshematologic laboratory test results

Interpret a standard 12-lead electrocardiogram and Interpret a standard 12-lead electrocardiogram and identify common abnormalitiesidentify common abnormalities

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Interpret normal and common abnormal findings in Interpret normal and common abnormal findings in radiographs of:radiographs of:

►AbdomenAbdomen►ChestChest►SkeletonSkeleton

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NutritionNutrition

Assess nutritional status Assess nutritional status

Describe nutritional requirements in health and Describe nutritional requirements in health and diseasedisease

Describe the risks, and benefits of enteral and Describe the risks, and benefits of enteral and parenteral nutritionparenteral nutrition

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Airway Management and AnesthesiaAirway Management and Anesthesia

Obtain Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Obtain Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification, including:certification, including:

►Assessing the adequacy of the airwayAssessing the adequacy of the airway►Obtaining oropharyngeal control of the airway and Obtaining oropharyngeal control of the airway and

providing bag/mask ventilation (simulated)providing bag/mask ventilation (simulated)►Performing orotracheal intubation (simulated)Performing orotracheal intubation (simulated)

Describe the actions, risks, and optimum use of local Describe the actions, risks, and optimum use of local and general anesthetic agentsand general anesthetic agents

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Medical Knowledge and Patient CareMedical Knowledge and Patient Care

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Management of Fluid/Electrolytes Management of Fluid/Electrolytes and Acid/Base Balanceand Acid/Base Balance

Calculate routine maintenance fluid requirements Calculate routine maintenance fluid requirements appropriate for age and clinical problem, and write appropriate for age and clinical problem, and write orders for themorders for them

Write orders for appropriate monitoring, and Write orders for appropriate monitoring, and calculate intake and output calculate intake and output

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Make changes in maintenance fluid and electrolyte Make changes in maintenance fluid and electrolyte orders based on biochemical and clinical orders based on biochemical and clinical assessmentassessment

Calculate and interpret acid/base balanceCalculate and interpret acid/base balance►Anion gapAnion gap►Arterial blood gasesArterial blood gases

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Fever and Surgical InfectionsFever and Surgical Infections

Describe the pathophysiology and common causes Describe the pathophysiology and common causes of fever in the surgical patientof fever in the surgical patient

Identify the common postoperative infectionsIdentify the common postoperative infections

Describe the evaluation of a patient with Describe the evaluation of a patient with postoperative fever, including appropriate use of postoperative fever, including appropriate use of physical examination, cultures, and other physical examination, cultures, and other diagnostic testsdiagnostic tests

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Describe the systemic inflammatory response Describe the systemic inflammatory response syndrome and associated findingssyndrome and associated findings

Discuss common pathogens in surgical woundsDiscuss common pathogens in surgical wounds

Describe the principles of surgical treatment of Describe the principles of surgical treatment of infectioninfection

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Wound ManagementWound Management

List wound classificationsList wound classifications

Describe the phases of normal wound healing, Describe the phases of normal wound healing, including the major cell types involved (platelets, including the major cell types involved (platelets, polymorphonuclear leukocytes [PMNs], polymorphonuclear leukocytes [PMNs], macrophages, and fibroblasts) and the timing of macrophages, and fibroblasts) and the timing of each phase and the maximum strength of the each phase and the maximum strength of the woundwound

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Describe the principles of tetanus prophylaxisDescribe the principles of tetanus prophylaxis

Perform simple wound debridement under Perform simple wound debridement under supervisionsupervision

Perform dressing changes for sterile and Perform dressing changes for sterile and contaminated woundscontaminated wounds

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Shock and Critical CareShock and Critical Care

List the types of shockList the types of shock►Describe clinical findings of eachDescribe clinical findings of each►Outline principles of management of eachOutline principles of management of each

List the indications for and risks of a red cell List the indications for and risks of a red cell transfusiontransfusion

Identify the physical findings of abnormal Identify the physical findings of abnormal intravascular volumeintravascular volume

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Trauma and Surgical EmergenciesTrauma and Surgical Emergencies

Discuss the primary survey of the trauma patient, Discuss the primary survey of the trauma patient, including the ABCsincluding the ABCs

Control bleeding from external woundsControl bleeding from external wounds

Correctly identify clinical and radiologic findings in Correctly identify clinical and radiologic findings in common fracturescommon fractures

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Describe the findings and appropriate treatment of:Describe the findings and appropriate treatment of:►Airway compromiseAirway compromise►Pericardial tamponadePericardial tamponade►Tension pneumothoraxTension pneumothorax

Describe the estimation of total body surface area Describe the estimation of total body surface area burn in thermal injuryburn in thermal injury

Describe initial fluid resuscitation in thermal injuryDescribe initial fluid resuscitation in thermal injury

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Stroke and Transient Ischemic Stroke and Transient Ischemic AttackAttack

Describe the clinical manifestations of:Describe the clinical manifestations of:►Hemorrhagic strokeHemorrhagic stroke► Ischemic strokeIschemic stroke►Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Transient ischemic attack (TIA)

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Coagulation and AnticoagulationCoagulation and Anticoagulation

Discuss the coagulation cascadeDiscuss the coagulation cascade

List a differential diagnosis of coagulopathies List a differential diagnosis of coagulopathies according to history and laboratory testsaccording to history and laboratory tests

Discuss prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) Discuss prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolismand pulmonary embolism

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Describe signs of acute DVTDescribe signs of acute DVT

List drug regimens for therapeutic anticoagulationList drug regimens for therapeutic anticoagulation

List indications and contraindications of List indications and contraindications of anticoagulationanticoagulation

Recognize chronic venous insufficiency and its Recognize chronic venous insufficiency and its implicationsimplications

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Pharmacology and PharmacokineticsPharmacology and Pharmacokinetics

Discuss basic pharmacology of common drugs:Discuss basic pharmacology of common drugs:►AnalgesicsAnalgesics►AntibioticsAntibiotics►AnticoagulantsAnticoagulants►AntiemeticsAntiemetics►AntihypertensivesAntihypertensives►Antiplatelet agentsAntiplatelet agents►CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids►DiureticsDiuretics

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Common Drugs continued:Common Drugs continued:►Gastric acid-reducing drugsGastric acid-reducing drugs►LaxativesLaxatives►Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS)Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS)►Oral hypoglycemic agentsOral hypoglycemic agents►SedativesSedatives

Discuss age- and metabolic-specific implications of Discuss age- and metabolic-specific implications of drug dosingdrug dosing

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Complications and Conditions in Complications and Conditions in Surgical PatientsSurgical Patients

Identify and outline age-appropriate initial Identify and outline age-appropriate initial evaluation of the following:evaluation of the following:

►Abdominal distentionAbdominal distention►Acute abdomenAcute abdomen►Acute alcohol intoxicationAcute alcohol intoxication►Alcohol or drug withdrawalAlcohol or drug withdrawal►Altered mental statusAltered mental status►Arterial bleedingArterial bleeding

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►AspirationAspiration►Aspiration pneumoniaAspiration pneumonia►AtelectasisAtelectasis►Bleeding and coagulopathyBleeding and coagulopathy►Bowel obstructionBowel obstruction►Chest painChest pain►Congestive heart failureCongestive heart failure►ConstipationConstipation►CyanosisCyanosis►Deep vein thrombosisDeep vein thrombosis►Diabetic ketoacidosisDiabetic ketoacidosis►DyspneaDyspnea

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►Dysrhythmias (as covered in Advanced Cardiovascular Dysrhythmias (as covered in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support)Life Support)

►Fecal impactionFecal impaction►FeverFever►Gastrointestinal bleeding (upper, lower)Gastrointestinal bleeding (upper, lower)►HemothoraxHemothorax►Hyperosmolar comaHyperosmolar coma►HypertensionHypertension►HyperventilationHyperventilation►HypotensionHypotension►HypoventilationHypoventilation►HypovolemiaHypovolemia

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►HypoxiaHypoxia► JaundiceJaundice►Malignancies (common; eg, breast, colon, lung)Malignancies (common; eg, breast, colon, lung)►NauseaNausea►OliguriaOliguria►Peripheral ischemia (acute, chronic)Peripheral ischemia (acute, chronic)►Perionitis (generalized, localized)Perionitis (generalized, localized)►Phlebitis, superficialPhlebitis, superficial►Pleural effusionPleural effusion►PneumoniaPneumonia►PneumothoraxPneumothorax►Postoperative painPostoperative pain

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►Pulmonary edemaPulmonary edema►Pulmonary embolusPulmonary embolus►SeizuresSeizures►Substance abuseSubstance abuse►Transfusion reactionTransfusion reaction►Urinary retentionUrinary retention►VomitingVomiting►Wound hematoma or seromaWound hematoma or seroma

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Surgical and Technical SkillsSurgical and Technical Skills

Practice universal precautions routinely Practice universal precautions routinely

Administer a local anestheticAdminister a local anesthetic

Insert and maintain nasogastric tubesInsert and maintain nasogastric tubes

Insert and maintain urinary cathetersInsert and maintain urinary catheters

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Assess the presence of peripheral blood flow using Assess the presence of peripheral blood flow using handheld Doppler instrumentshandheld Doppler instruments

Perform venipuncture and insert peripheral Perform venipuncture and insert peripheral intravenous cathetersintravenous catheters

Perform an arterial stick and obtain an arterial Perform an arterial stick and obtain an arterial samplesample

Scrub, gown, and glove properlyScrub, gown, and glove properly

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Maintain appropriate sterile technique in the:Maintain appropriate sterile technique in the:►ClinicClinic►Emergency departmentEmergency department► Intensive care unitIntensive care unit►Operating roomOperating room►Patient’s roomPatient’s room

Use proper techniques for skin preparation and Use proper techniques for skin preparation and draping of the incision sitedraping of the incision site

Remove sutures and staplesRemove sutures and staples

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Perform minor surgical procedures under Perform minor surgical procedures under supervision; e.g.,supervision; e.g.,

► Incision and drainage of superficial abcessesIncision and drainage of superficial abcesses►Minor excisionsMinor excisions►Skin suture using simple, subcutaneous, and mattress Skin suture using simple, subcutaneous, and mattress

sutures as well as staplessutures as well as staples

Understand potential complications of the above Understand potential complications of the above procedures as they relate to patient safetyprocedures as they relate to patient safety

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

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Adhere to the local institutional code of conduct, Adhere to the local institutional code of conduct, demeanor, behavior, and attiredemeanor, behavior, and attire

Demonstrate altruism in patient careDemonstrate altruism in patient care

Respect all individualsRespect all individuals

Use discretion in private and public communicationsUse discretion in private and public communications

Maintain an inquisitive mind and lifelong learning Maintain an inquisitive mind and lifelong learning habitshabits

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

Demonstrate an awareness of one’s own limitationsDemonstrate an awareness of one’s own limitations

Accept feedback appropriately and use it effectively Accept feedback appropriately and use it effectively for self-learning and improvementfor self-learning and improvement

Demonstrate self-directed learning skillsDemonstrate self-directed learning skills

Know when and where to obtain help for Know when and where to obtain help for professional and personal issuesprofessional and personal issues

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

Describe the principles of informed consentDescribe the principles of informed consent

Describe the basic principles of medical ethics:Describe the basic principles of medical ethics:►BeneficenceBeneficence►Patient autonomyPatient autonomy

Be illegal/illicit substance freeBe illegal/illicit substance free

Use time management skills appropriately in order Use time management skills appropriately in order to balance one’s personal and professional to balance one’s personal and professional responsibilities responsibilities

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

Demonstrate a strong work ethic, and consistently Demonstrate a strong work ethic, and consistently and dependably carry out one’s duties with and dependably carry out one’s duties with honesty, personal integrity, self-motivation, and honesty, personal integrity, self-motivation, and self-disciplineself-discipline

Work collaboratively with other members of the Work collaboratively with other members of the health care teamhealth care team

Accept responsibility for one’s actionsAccept responsibility for one’s actions

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

Be punctualBe punctual

Attend required Attend required conferencesconferences

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Interpersonal and Interpersonal and Communication SkillsCommunication Skills

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Interpersonal and Communication SkillsInterpersonal and Communication Skills

Listen actively with cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, Listen actively with cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, and religious sensitivityand religious sensitivity

Communicate effectively with patients, families, Communicate effectively with patients, families, and professional associatesand professional associates

Begin patient encounters, educate and advise Begin patient encounters, educate and advise patients, and end encounters, conveying sensitivity, patients, and end encounters, conveying sensitivity, compassion, and concerncompassion, and concern

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Interpersonal and Communication SkillsInterpersonal and Communication Skills

Discuss medical errors or professional mistakes Discuss medical errors or professional mistakes honestly and openly in ways that promote learninghonestly and openly in ways that promote learning

Convey key information accurately to the transition Convey key information accurately to the transition team assuming careteam assuming care

Appreciate and be able to discuss sensitive issues Appreciate and be able to discuss sensitive issues with patients, including:with patients, including:

►Death and dyingDeath and dying►Health maintenance and disease preventionHealth maintenance and disease prevention►Substance abuse Substance abuse

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Interpersonal and Communication SkillsInterpersonal and Communication Skills

Give accurate, clear, and concise oral presentationsGive accurate, clear, and concise oral presentations

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Practice-Based Learning and Practice-Based Learning and ImprovementImprovement

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Practice-Based Learning and ImprovementPractice-Based Learning and Improvement

Demonstrate self-directed and lifelong learning Demonstrate self-directed and lifelong learning skillsskills

Demonstrate the ability to access, analyze, and use Demonstrate the ability to access, analyze, and use the scientific literaturethe scientific literature

Describe the principles of evidence-based practiceDescribe the principles of evidence-based practice

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Practice-Based Learning and ImprovementPractice-Based Learning and Improvement

Be proficient with computer applications; e.g., Be proficient with computer applications; e.g., word-processing programs, spreadsheets, simple word-processing programs, spreadsheets, simple databases, and electronic presentationsdatabases, and electronic presentations

Use electronically available medical information in Use electronically available medical information in patient carepatient care

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

Identify barriers to access to health careIdentify barriers to access to health care

Use the medical record appropriatelyUse the medical record appropriately

Comply with Health Insurance Portability and Comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) regulations Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) regulations regarding patient privacy and confidentialityregarding patient privacy and confidentiality

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

Describe the principles of patient safety and patient Describe the principles of patient safety and patient safety practices, such as Joint Commission on safety practices, such as Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) patient safety standards; e.g.,patient safety standards; e.g.,

► Improving the accuracy of patient identificationImproving the accuracy of patient identification► Improving the effectiveness of communication among Improving the effectiveness of communication among

caregiverscaregivers► Improving the safety of using high-alert medicationsImproving the safety of using high-alert medications►Eliminating wrong-site, wrong-patient, wrong-procedure Eliminating wrong-site, wrong-patient, wrong-procedure

surgery (using a time-out in operative procedures)surgery (using a time-out in operative procedures)► Improving the effectiveness of clinical alarm systemsImproving the effectiveness of clinical alarm systems

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

……continuedcontinued►Reducing the risk of health care- acquired infectionsReducing the risk of health care- acquired infections►Describing the roles of various health professionals in Describing the roles of various health professionals in

the patient care teamthe patient care team

Understand the concept of risk management and Understand the concept of risk management and the need for appropriate documentation in the the need for appropriate documentation in the medical recordmedical record

Use electronically available medical information Use electronically available medical information effectivelyeffectively

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

Demonstrate collegiality in working with all of those Demonstrate collegiality in working with all of those associated with the care of patientsassociated with the care of patients

Apply information technology effectively to enhance Apply information technology effectively to enhance patient carepatient care

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Essentials for Surgical Essentials for Surgical Residents Completing PGY-1Residents Completing PGY-1

Upon completing the first postgraduate year,Upon completing the first postgraduate year,

surgical residents should have acquired thesurgical residents should have acquired the

knowledge and skills listed here in order to provideknowledge and skills listed here in order to provide

optimum patient care and ensure patient safety. The optimum patient care and ensure patient safety. The knowledge and skills should serve as the foundation knowledge and skills should serve as the foundation for further education and training in the various for further education and training in the various surgical specialties. The areas of knowledge and surgical specialties. The areas of knowledge and skills are listed in the context of the core skills are listed in the context of the core competencies: Medical Knowledge and Patient Care, competencies: Medical Knowledge and Patient Care, Professionalism, Interpersonal and Communication Professionalism, Interpersonal and Communication Skills, Practice-based Learning and Improvement, Skills, Practice-based Learning and Improvement, and Systems-Based Practiceand Systems-Based Practice

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Clinical Assessment and Clinical Assessment and Perioperative KnowledgePerioperative Knowledge

Obtain a detailed surgical history that is appropriate Obtain a detailed surgical history that is appropriate for age, sex, and clinical problemfor age, sex, and clinical problem

Obtain and review relevant medical records and Obtain and review relevant medical records and reportsreports

Perform a detailed physical examinationPerform a detailed physical examination

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Assess, document, and manage perioperative risk Assess, document, and manage perioperative risk factors:factors: ConditionsConditions

►Extremes of ageExtremes of age► Immune suppressionImmune suppression►Metabolic disordersMetabolic disorders►PregnancyPregnancy►Substance abuseSubstance abuse

Write a succinct and thorough history and physicalWrite a succinct and thorough history and physical

Obtain a written informed consentObtain a written informed consent

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Develop a focused differential diagnosisDevelop a focused differential diagnosis

Assess, document, and manage perioperative risk Assess, document, and manage perioperative risk factors:factors: Diseases:Diseases:

►CardiacCardiac►EndocrineEndocrine►HepaticHepatic► InfectiousInfectious►PsychiatricPsychiatric►PulmonaryPulmonary►RenalRenal

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Document the treatment plan in the medical Document the treatment plan in the medical record, including the indications for treatmentrecord, including the indications for treatment

Dictate an appropriate operative note and Dictate an appropriate operative note and discharge summarydischarge summary

Write comprehensive admission, preoperative, and Write comprehensive admission, preoperative, and postoperative orders including:postoperative orders including:

►Activity levelActivity level►Management of medicationsManagement of medications►Pain management Pain management

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Obtain relevant medical information from:Obtain relevant medical information from:►Previous hospitalizations in the same institutionPrevious hospitalizations in the same institution►Previous hospitalizations in other institutionsPrevious hospitalizations in other institutions►The patient’s other physiciansThe patient’s other physicians

Make appropriate patient discharge arrangements Make appropriate patient discharge arrangements including:including:

►Follow-up appointmentsFollow-up appointments►Urgent contact information for the doctor to reach the Urgent contact information for the doctor to reach the

patientpatient►Urgent contact information for the patient to reach the Urgent contact information for the patient to reach the

doctordoctor

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Obtain consultation appropriately from other Obtain consultation appropriately from other specialists as neededspecialists as needed

Read and use the multidisciplinary medical record Read and use the multidisciplinary medical record and patient dataand patient data

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Assessment of Basic Diagnostic Assessment of Basic Diagnostic Tests and RadiographsTests and Radiographs

Order and interpret appropriate laboratory and Order and interpret appropriate laboratory and imaging studies in a cost-effective mannerimaging studies in a cost-effective manner

Manage abnormalities identified by basic laboratory Manage abnormalities identified by basic laboratory teststests

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Recognize the following abnormalities based in Recognize the following abnormalities based in imaging studies:imaging studies:

►Abdominal massAbdominal mass►Aortic aneurysmAortic aneurysm►Aortic dissection/ruptureAortic dissection/rupture►AppendicitisAppendicitis►AtelectasisAtelectasis►Bowel gas patternsBowel gas patterns►Diaphragm abnormalitiesDiaphragm abnormalities►Fractures, long bonesFractures, long bones►Free air in abdomenFree air in abdomen►HemothoraxHemothorax► Intracranial hematomaIntracranial hematoma

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Abnormalities continued:Abnormalities continued:►Lung massLung mass►Paraesophageal herniaParaesophageal hernia►Pleural effusionPleural effusion►PneumoniaPneumonia►PneumothoraxPneumothorax►Pulmonary embolismPulmonary embolism►Pulmonary infiltratePulmonary infiltrate►Retroperitoneal abnormalities and injuriesRetroperitoneal abnormalities and injuries►Spinal column fracturesSpinal column fractures►Visceral abnormalities and injuriesVisceral abnormalities and injuries

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Verify radiographically and appropriate placement Verify radiographically and appropriate placement of:of:

►Central venous lineCentral venous line►Chest tubeChest tube►Endotracheal tubeEndotracheal tube►Feeding tubeFeeding tube►Nasogastric tubeNasogastric tube►TracheostomyTracheostomy

Recognize and initiate treatment of cardiac Recognize and initiate treatment of cardiac ischemia and arrhythmia in the surgical patient ischemia and arrhythmia in the surgical patient

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NutritionNutrition

Perform a metabolic assessment of the surgical Perform a metabolic assessment of the surgical patientpatient

Describe the metabolic implications of trauma and Describe the metabolic implications of trauma and surgical stresssurgical stress

Calculate nutritional requirements on health and Calculate nutritional requirements on health and diseasedisease

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Recognize the indications, options, and timing for Recognize the indications, options, and timing for nutritional support of the surgical patientnutritional support of the surgical patient

Initiate enteral and parenteral nutritional supportInitiate enteral and parenteral nutritional support

Manage and monitor nutritional supportManage and monitor nutritional support

Describe complications of enteral and parenteral Describe complications of enteral and parenteral nutritionnutrition

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Manage:Manage:►Central venous linesCentral venous lines►GastrostomiesGastrostomies► Jejunostomy feeding tubesJejunostomy feeding tubes

Assess appropriate timing of resumption of oral Assess appropriate timing of resumption of oral intake after an operationintake after an operation

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Airway Management and AnesthesiaAirway Management and Anesthesia

Diagnose and manage common causes of airway Diagnose and manage common causes of airway obstruction in the surgical patientobstruction in the surgical patient

Describe indications for and how to perform surgical Describe indications for and how to perform surgical airways:airways:

►CricothyroidotomyCricothyroidotomy►Open tracheostomyOpen tracheostomy►Percutaneous tracheostomyPercutaneous tracheostomy

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Describe indications for and be able to perform Describe indications for and be able to perform orotracheal intubationorotracheal intubation

Position the patient properly for operative Position the patient properly for operative exposure, temperature control, and protection from exposure, temperature control, and protection from pressure/tractionpressure/traction

Describe the appropriate level of intraoperative Describe the appropriate level of intraoperative monitoring for a given patientmonitoring for a given patient

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Describe the complications of and be able to order Describe the complications of and be able to order appropriately:appropriately:

►BarbituratesBarbiturates►Local anestheticsLocal anesthetics►Neuromuscular blockade reversal agentsNeuromuscular blockade reversal agents►Neuromuscular blockersNeuromuscular blockers►SedativesSedatives

Describe the role and indications for use of Describe the role and indications for use of epinephrine in local anesthesiaepinephrine in local anesthesia

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Management of Fluid/Electrolytes Management of Fluid/Electrolytes and Acid/Base Balanceand Acid/Base Balance

Appropriately manage preoperative and Appropriately manage preoperative and postoperative fluid requirements, as guided by:postoperative fluid requirements, as guided by:

►Vital signsVital signs►Physical examinationPhysical examination►Urine outputUrine output►Central venous pressureCentral venous pressure►Pulmonary capillary wedge pressurePulmonary capillary wedge pressure

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Recognize acid-base disorders and manage them Recognize acid-base disorders and manage them correctlycorrectly

Make adjustments in fluid administration for Make adjustments in fluid administration for comorbid conditions:comorbid conditions:

►Cardiac insufficiencyCardiac insufficiency►DiabetesDiabetes►Extremes of ageExtremes of age► Intestinal fistulaIntestinal fistula►PregnancyPregnancy►Renal insufficiencyRenal insufficiency

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Recognize and treat abnormalities in the levels of Recognize and treat abnormalities in the levels of the following electrolytes:the following electrolytes:

►CalciumCalcium►MagnesiumMagnesium►PhosphatePhosphate►PotassiumPotassium►SodiumSodium

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Fever and Surgical InfectionsFever and Surgical Infections

Initiate appropriate evaluation of fever and provide Initiate appropriate evaluation of fever and provide supportive treatmentsupportive treatment

Initiate definitive treatment of fever with source Initiate definitive treatment of fever with source control and appropriate antibioticscontrol and appropriate antibiotics

Describe how to monitor antibiotic levels Describe how to monitor antibiotic levels appropriatelyappropriately

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Describe antibiotic-related complications, and Describe antibiotic-related complications, and discuss methods of preventiondiscuss methods of prevention

Discuss the normal flora of various organ systemsDiscuss the normal flora of various organ systems

Describe the common bacteria involved in site-Describe the common bacteria involved in site-specific infectionsspecific infections

Discuss the principles of prevention of nosocomial Discuss the principles of prevention of nosocomial infections, sterile technique, and universal infections, sterile technique, and universal precautionsprecautions

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Order and interpret appropriate imaging studies for Order and interpret appropriate imaging studies for localization of infectionlocalization of infection

Discuss the principles of abscess drainageDiscuss the principles of abscess drainage

Discuss the indications for and appropriate Discuss the indications for and appropriate administration of prophylactic antibioticsadministration of prophylactic antibiotics

Discuss the causes and mediators of the systemic Discuss the causes and mediators of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome and its inflammatory response syndrome and its pathophysiology pathophysiology

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Recognize the systemic inflammatory response Recognize the systemic inflammatory response syndrome, and initiate appropriate supportive syndrome, and initiate appropriate supportive treatmenttreatment

Discuss the development of bacterial resistance Discuss the development of bacterial resistance and the basic characteristics of epidemicsand the basic characteristics of epidemics

Discuss the common opportunistic infections Discuss the common opportunistic infections associated with immunocompromised patientsassociated with immunocompromised patients

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Wound ManagementWound Management

Describe the differences in primary, secondary, and Describe the differences in primary, secondary, and delayed primary healingdelayed primary healing

Describe the management of traumatic wounds, Describe the management of traumatic wounds, including tetanus prophylaxisincluding tetanus prophylaxis

Describe the signs of necrotizing soft tissue Describe the signs of necrotizing soft tissue infectioninfection

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Describe wound management based on the Describe wound management based on the classification of wounds (clean, clean-contaminated, classification of wounds (clean, clean-contaminated, contaminated, infected)contaminated, infected)

Identify, differentiate, and treat wound Identify, differentiate, and treat wound complications of infection, hematoma, and seromacomplications of infection, hematoma, and seroma

Perform extensive wound debridement under Perform extensive wound debridement under supervisionsupervision

Debride and pack wounds and apply dressingsDebride and pack wounds and apply dressings

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Identify wound dehiscence and evisceration, and Identify wound dehiscence and evisceration, and initiate careinitiate care

Discuss specific recommendations for management Discuss specific recommendations for management and prevention of complications in animal and and prevention of complications in animal and insect bitesinsect bites

Obtain a proper wound specimen for Gram stain Obtain a proper wound specimen for Gram stain and culturesand cultures

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Critical Care and Management of Critical Care and Management of ShockShock

Differentiate types of shock, and initiate Differentiate types of shock, and initiate appropriate therapy:appropriate therapy:

►AnaphylacticAnaphylactic►CardiogenicCardiogenic►HemorrhagicHemorrhagic►NeurogenicNeurogenic►SepticSeptic

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Maintain pulmonary artery and arterial catheters, Maintain pulmonary artery and arterial catheters, interpret data, and direct therapyinterpret data, and direct therapy

Discuss principles of mechanical ventilation, Discuss principles of mechanical ventilation, including volume and pressure-controlled modesincluding volume and pressure-controlled modes

Outline the indications for blood component Outline the indications for blood component therapy, and direct treatmenttherapy, and direct treatment

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Identify major and minor transfusion reactions, and Identify major and minor transfusion reactions, and initiate managementinitiate management

Institute measures to prevent complications in Institute measures to prevent complications in critacally ill patients:critacally ill patients:

►AspirationAspiration►Deep vein thrombosisDeep vein thrombosis►Line sepsisLine sepsis►Pressure ulcersPressure ulcers►Upper gastrointestinal bleedingUpper gastrointestinal bleeding

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Trauma and Surgical EmergenciesTrauma and Surgical Emergencies

Obtain Advanced Trauma Life SupportObtain Advanced Trauma Life Support® ® certification certification if caring for multisystem traumaif caring for multisystem trauma

Under supervision:Under supervision:►Resuscitate patients from shockResuscitate patients from shock► Interpret data from primary and secondary surveysInterpret data from primary and secondary surveys► Initiate further evaluationInitiate further evaluation► Initiate definitive managementInitiate definitive management

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Under supervision:Under supervision:► Insert:Insert:

Chest tubesChest tubes Nasogastric tubesNasogastric tubes Nasotracheal tubesNasotracheal tubes Orotracheal tubesOrotracheal tubes Peripheral and central linesPeripheral and central lines Trauma linesTrauma lines Urinary cathetersUrinary catheters

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Discuss options for rapid assessment of Discuss options for rapid assessment of intraabdominal bleedingintraabdominal bleeding

Order and interpret screening radiographs and Order and interpret screening radiographs and computed tomographic scanscomputed tomographic scans

Identify and initiate treatment of neurologic injuries:Identify and initiate treatment of neurologic injuries:► Intracranial hemorrhageIntracranial hemorrhage►Spinal fracturesSpinal fractures

List injuries most commonly missed on primary and List injuries most commonly missed on primary and secondary surveyssecondary surveys

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Discuss basic principles of fracture managementDiscuss basic principles of fracture management

Describe the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, and Describe the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, and management of inhalation injuriesmanagement of inhalation injuries

Describe the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, and Describe the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, and management of the acute abdomenmanagement of the acute abdomen

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Stroke and Transient Ischemic Stroke and Transient Ischemic AttackAttack

Differentiate between focal and nonfocal neurologic Differentiate between focal and nonfocal neurologic signssigns

Order appropriate imaging studies to investigate Order appropriate imaging studies to investigate cerebrovascular eventscerebrovascular events

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Coagulation and AnticoagulationCoagulation and Anticoagulation

Develop a differential diagnosis and institute Develop a differential diagnosis and institute appropriate management of basic hyper- and appropriate management of basic hyper- and hypocoagulable states (eg, deep vein thrombosis hypocoagulable states (eg, deep vein thrombosis [DVT] and pulmonary embolism [PE], disseminated [DVT] and pulmonary embolism [PE], disseminated intravascular coagulation [DIC])intravascular coagulation [DIC])

Perform risk assessment for DVT and PEPerform risk assessment for DVT and PE

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Describe appropriate DVT/PE prophylaxis based on Describe appropriate DVT/PE prophylaxis based on risk assessmentrisk assessment

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Pharmacology and Pharmacology and PharmacokineticsPharmacokinetics

Interpret drug levels and use pharmacokinetics for Interpret drug levels and use pharmacokinetics for drug administrationdrug administration

Describe indications and complications of common Describe indications and complications of common drugs used in surgical patients:drugs used in surgical patients:

►AnalgesicsAnalgesics►AntibioticsAntibiotics

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Common drugs continued:Common drugs continued:►Anticoagulants Anticoagulants ►AntiemeticsAntiemetics►AntihypertensivesAntihypertensives►Antiplatelet agentsAntiplatelet agents►Chemotherapeutic agentsChemotherapeutic agents►CorticosteroidsCorticosteroids►DiureticsDiuretics►Gastric acid-reducing drugsGastric acid-reducing drugs►LaxativesLaxatives►Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS)

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Common drugs continued:Common drugs continued:►Oral hypoglycemic agentsOral hypoglycemic agents►SedativesSedatives

Discuss the implications of hepatic or renal Discuss the implications of hepatic or renal insufficiency and extremes of age on the use of insufficiency and extremes of age on the use of various drugsvarious drugs

Identify common drug interactionsIdentify common drug interactions

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Complications and Conditions in Complications and Conditions in Surgical PatientsSurgical Patients

Evaluate and outline age-appropriate initial Evaluate and outline age-appropriate initial management of the following:management of the following:

►Abdominal distentionAbdominal distention►Acute abdomenAcute abdomen►Acute alcohol intoxicationAcute alcohol intoxication►Alcohol or drug withdrawalAlcohol or drug withdrawal►Altered mental statusAltered mental status

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►Arterial bleedingArterial bleeding►AspirationAspiration►Aspiration pneumoniaAspiration pneumonia►AtelectasisAtelectasis►Bleeding and coagulopathyBleeding and coagulopathy►Bowel obstructionBowel obstruction►Chest painChest pain►Congestive heart failureCongestive heart failure►ConstipationConstipation►Contrast allergyContrast allergy►Contrast-induced nephropathy Contrast-induced nephropathy

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►CyanosisCyanosis►Deep vein thrombosisDeep vein thrombosis►Diabetic ketoacidosisDiabetic ketoacidosis►DyspneaDyspnea►Dysrhythmias (as covered in Advanced Cardiovascular Dysrhythmias (as covered in Advanced Cardiovascular

Life Support)Life Support)►Fecal impactionFecal impaction►FeverFever►Gastrointestinal bleeding (lower, upper)Gastrointestinal bleeding (lower, upper)►HemothoraxHemothorax►Hyperosmolar comaHyperosmolar coma►HypertensionHypertension

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►HyperventilationHyperventilation►HypotensionHypotension►HypoventilationHypoventilation►HypovolemiaHypovolemia►HypoxiaHypoxia► Intestinal ischemiaIntestinal ischemia► JaundiceJaundice►Malignancies (common; e.g. breast, colon, lung)Malignancies (common; e.g. breast, colon, lung)►NauseaNausea►OliguriaOliguria►Peripheral ischemia (acute, chronic)Peripheral ischemia (acute, chronic)►Peritonitis (generalized, localized)Peritonitis (generalized, localized)

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►Phlebitis, superficialPhlebitis, superficial►Pleural effusionPleural effusion►PneumoniaPneumonia►PneumothoraxPneumothorax►Postoperative painPostoperative pain►Pulmonary edemaPulmonary edema►Pulmonary embolusPulmonary embolus►Retroperitoneal hematomaRetroperitoneal hematoma►SeizuresSeizures►Substance abuseSubstance abuse►Transfusion reactionTransfusion reaction►Urinary retention Urinary retention

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►VomitingVomiting►Wound hematoma or seromaWound hematoma or seroma

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Surgical and Technical SkillsSurgical and Technical Skills

Describe concepts of atraumatic tissue handling Describe concepts of atraumatic tissue handling

Perform as first assistantPerform as first assistant

Obtain hemostasis of small vessels in the operative Obtain hemostasis of small vessels in the operative fieldfield

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Identify common surgical instruments and suture Identify common surgical instruments and suture materials and their proper usesmaterials and their proper uses

Perform basic surgical maneuvers (suture of skin, Perform basic surgical maneuvers (suture of skin, soft tissues, and fascia; knot tying)soft tissues, and fascia; knot tying)

Demonstrate appropriate techniques of dissection, Demonstrate appropriate techniques of dissection, handling of tissues, and wound closurehandling of tissues, and wound closure

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Under supervision, perform basic surgical procedures Under supervision, perform basic surgical procedures such as the following:such as the following:

►Anorectal procedures (simple)Anorectal procedures (simple)►AnoscopyAnoscopy►AppendectomyAppendectomy►Breast biopsyBreast biopsy►Burr holeBurr hole►Digital amputationDigital amputation►Doppler examination (handheld) to evaluate arterial Doppler examination (handheld) to evaluate arterial

circulationcirculation►Examination under anesthesiaExamination under anesthesia►Excision of benign lesions of skin and subcutaneous tissuesExcision of benign lesions of skin and subcutaneous tissues► Implanted venous accessImplanted venous access

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► Incision and drainage of an abscessIncision and drainage of an abscess► Insertion of central venous cathetersInsertion of central venous catheters► Insertion of gastrostomy tubesInsertion of gastrostomy tubes► Insertion of pulmonary artery cathetersInsertion of pulmonary artery catheters►Lymph node biopsyLymph node biopsy►ParacentesisParacentesis►Removal of superficial foreign bodiesRemoval of superficial foreign bodies►Repair of simple lacerationsRepair of simple lacerations►Repair of umbilical and inguinal herniasRepair of umbilical and inguinal hernias►Skin graftsSkin grafts►ThoracentesisThoracentesis

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Manage central venous lines and gastrostomy and Manage central venous lines and gastrostomy and jejunostomy feeding tubesjejunostomy feeding tubes

Insert, maintain, and remove drains and chest Insert, maintain, and remove drains and chest tubestubes

Insert and manage tubes and drains placed Insert and manage tubes and drains placed operatively or percutaneouslyoperatively or percutaneously

Perform orotracheal intubationPerform orotracheal intubation

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Perform surgical airways (cricothyroidotomy, open Perform surgical airways (cricothyroidotomy, open and percutaneous tracheostomy)and percutaneous tracheostomy)

Immobilize extremitiesImmobilize extremities

Insert indwelling arterial and venous linesInsert indwelling arterial and venous lines

Demonstrate appropriate methods of routine and Demonstrate appropriate methods of routine and reverse isolation proceduresreverse isolation procedures

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Maintain appropriate sterile technique in the Maintain appropriate sterile technique in the emergency department, intensive care unit, office, emergency department, intensive care unit, office, and at the patient’s bedsideand at the patient’s bedside

Describe potential complications of procedures and Describe potential complications of procedures and how they relate to patient safetyhow they relate to patient safety

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ProfessionalismProfessionalism

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Adhere to the local institutional code of conduct, Adhere to the local institutional code of conduct, demeanor, behavior, and attiredemeanor, behavior, and attire

Respect all individualsRespect all individuals

Use discretion in private and public Use discretion in private and public communicationscommunications

Maintain an inquisitive mind and lifelong learning Maintain an inquisitive mind and lifelong learning habitshabits

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Know when and where to obtain help for Know when and where to obtain help for professional and personal issuesprofessional and personal issues

Demonstrate self-directed learning skillsDemonstrate self-directed learning skills

Care for patients in a compassionate way, Care for patients in a compassionate way, consistently demonstrating respect for the privacy consistently demonstrating respect for the privacy and dignity of all patientsand dignity of all patients

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Accept feedback appropriately, and use it Accept feedback appropriately, and use it effectively for self-learning and improvementeffectively for self-learning and improvement

Work collaboratively with other members of the Work collaboratively with other members of the patient care teampatient care team

Use the resources available when ethical of Use the resources available when ethical of professional behavior problems arise (department, professional behavior problems arise (department, institution, American College of Surgeons, etc.)institution, American College of Surgeons, etc.)

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Demonstrate a strong work ethic, and consistently Demonstrate a strong work ethic, and consistently and dependably carry out one’s duties with honesty, and dependably carry out one’s duties with honesty, personal integrity, self-motivation, and self-discipline personal integrity, self-motivation, and self-discipline

Demonstrate mentoring and positive role-modeling Demonstrate mentoring and positive role-modeling skillsskills

Develop teaching skills, and facilitate medical Develop teaching skills, and facilitate medical student learningstudent learning

Know one’s limitations and when to ask for help Know one’s limitations and when to ask for help

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Be well organized and efficient; demonstrate good Be well organized and efficient; demonstrate good time management to balance personal and time management to balance personal and professional responsibilitiesprofessional responsibilities

Discuss issues of ethics:Discuss issues of ethics:►Advanced directivesAdvanced directives►SurrogacySurrogacy

Complete medical records in a timely fashionComplete medical records in a timely fashion

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Fulfill administrative responsibilities in a timely Fulfill administrative responsibilities in a timely fashionfashion

Accept responsibility for one’s actionsAccept responsibility for one’s actions

Be illegal/illicit substance freeBe illegal/illicit substance free

Attend required conferencesAttend required conferences

Be punctualBe punctual

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Develop and maintain evidence of good Develop and maintain evidence of good professional standing:professional standing:

►State licensureState licensure►Membership in professional organizationsMembership in professional organizations

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Interpersonal and Interpersonal and Communication SkillsCommunication Skills

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Actively listen with cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, Actively listen with cultural, ethnic, gender, racial, and religious sensitivityand religious sensitivity

Communicate effectively with patients, families, Communicate effectively with patients, families, and professional associatesand professional associates

Give an accurate, clear, and concise oral Give an accurate, clear, and concise oral presentationpresentation

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Discuss effectively with patients such sensitive Discuss effectively with patients such sensitive issues as:issues as:

►Advanced directives Advanced directives ►Brain deathBrain death►End-of-life careEnd-of-life care►Permission for postmortem examinationPermission for postmortem examination

Communicate information to coworkers accurately Communicate information to coworkers accurately and effectively to ensure continuity of careand effectively to ensure continuity of care

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Share information regarding adverse events and Share information regarding adverse events and changes in conditions of patients with other members changes in conditions of patients with other members of the health care team in a timely and effective of the health care team in a timely and effective fashionfashion

Discuss medical errors of professional mistakes Discuss medical errors of professional mistakes honestly and openly within the context of quality honestly and openly within the context of quality improvement to promote patient safety, trust, and improvement to promote patient safety, trust, and self-learningself-learning

Discuss strategies to share information regarding Discuss strategies to share information regarding adverse outcomes with patients and familiesadverse outcomes with patients and families

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Obtain informed consentObtain informed consent

Demonstrate appropriate interactions when Demonstrate appropriate interactions when performing and obtaining professional consultationsperforming and obtaining professional consultations

Present medical information completely and Present medical information completely and appropriately, both written and oralappropriately, both written and oral

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Practice-Based Learning and Practice-Based Learning and ImprovementImprovement

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Maintain a personal patient logMaintain a personal patient log

Describe methods of outcomes assessment, Describe methods of outcomes assessment, including measures of health status and patient including measures of health status and patient satisfactionsatisfaction

Discuss the principles of continuous quality Discuss the principles of continuous quality improvement and their role in improving patient improvement and their role in improving patient care and the learning environmentcare and the learning environment

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Use independent self-study and assessment Use independent self-study and assessment programs, such as Surgical Education and Self-programs, such as Surgical Education and Self-Assessment Program (SESAP)Assessment Program (SESAP)

Critically analyze available literature and its Critically analyze available literature and its application to patient careapplication to patient care

Discuss the common sources of medical errors, and Discuss the common sources of medical errors, and outline steps to avoid or minimize themoutline steps to avoid or minimize them

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Use discussions about adverse events and near Use discussions about adverse events and near misses as a means of self-reflection, enhancing misses as a means of self-reflection, enhancing patient safety and improving patient carepatient safety and improving patient care

Participate in root cause analyses of adverse Participate in root cause analyses of adverse events, including implementation of corrective events, including implementation of corrective measuresmeasures

Be proficient with computer applications; e.g. word-Be proficient with computer applications; e.g. word-processing programs, spreadsheets, simple processing programs, spreadsheets, simple databases, and electronic presentationsdatabases, and electronic presentations

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Use electronically available medical information in Use electronically available medical information in patient carepatient care

Demonstrate critical literature review skillsDemonstrate critical literature review skills

Understand basic statistical techniques, and Understand basic statistical techniques, and interpret statistics related to clinical datainterpret statistics related to clinical data

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Systems-Based PracticeSystems-Based Practice

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Identify barriers to access to health careIdentify barriers to access to health care

Use the medical record appropriatelyUse the medical record appropriately

Use institutional resources, such as social services, Use institutional resources, such as social services, hone health care, outpatient services, etc. for hone health care, outpatient services, etc. for effective discharge planning; be able to begin this effective discharge planning; be able to begin this process well in advance for efficient and patient-process well in advance for efficient and patient-oriented discharge oriented discharge

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Discuss the need for cost-benefit analysis of workup Discuss the need for cost-benefit analysis of workup and treatment options, and participate in the and treatment options, and participate in the development of a cost-effective patient development of a cost-effective patient management planmanagement plan

Apply the appropriate documentation needed for Apply the appropriate documentation needed for coding and billingcoding and billing

Describe and apply the principles of clinical Describe and apply the principles of clinical researchresearch

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Have specific information about accessing Have specific information about accessing rehabilitation services, indications for referral, and rehabilitation services, indications for referral, and the potential benefits to be anticipatedthe potential benefits to be anticipated

Describe how types of medical practice and Describe how types of medical practice and delivery systems differ from one another, including delivery systems differ from one another, including methods of controlling costs and allocating methods of controlling costs and allocating resourcesresources

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Describe and participate in implementation of Describe and participate in implementation of patient safety practices, such as Joint Commission patient safety practices, such as Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) patient safety standards e.g.:(JCAHO) patient safety standards e.g.:

► Improving the accuracy of patient identificationImproving the accuracy of patient identification► Improving the effectiveness of communication among Improving the effectiveness of communication among

caregiverscaregivers► Improving the safety of using high-alert medicationsImproving the safety of using high-alert medications►Eliminating wrong-site, wrong-patient, wrong-procedure Eliminating wrong-site, wrong-patient, wrong-procedure

surgery (Using a time-out in operative procedures)surgery (Using a time-out in operative procedures)► Improving the effectiveness of clinical alarm systemsImproving the effectiveness of clinical alarm systems►Reducing the risk of health care-acquired infectionsReducing the risk of health care-acquired infections

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Comply with Health Insurance Portability and Comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) regulations Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) regulations regarding patient privacy and confidentialityregarding patient privacy and confidentiality

Demonstrate collegiality in working with all of those Demonstrate collegiality in working with all of those associated with the care of patientsassociated with the care of patients

Use electronically available medical information Use electronically available medical information effectivelyeffectively

Describe the process and benefits of root cause Describe the process and benefits of root cause analysisanalysis

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Apply information technology effectively to enhance Apply information technology effectively to enhance patient carepatient care

Understand the concept of risk management and Understand the concept of risk management and the need for appropriate documentation in the the need for appropriate documentation in the medical recordmedical record

Practice cost-effective medical carePractice cost-effective medical care

Practice patient safetyPractice patient safety