How we at the hospital feel about safety...
An Orthopedic residency blog, about the (mis)adventures of orthopedic residency at an academic hospital.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Every year we have to take something called the OITE. It's basically a bunch of stuff that you don't have to know throughout the year, but they need to be able to regurgitate on a test. The experience is something like this.
You study so much your brain feels like:
You then realize the night before that you're basically screwed:
You start the test and within 5 questions:
But of course you can't run, so the test does this to you:
And around question 175:
After it's done, you discuss answers with your colleagues, to which most of them do this to your reasoning:
And then you go home and check your notes:
And you await the inevitable call into the program directors office:
Sigh.
You study so much your brain feels like:
You then realize the night before that you're basically screwed:
You start the test and within 5 questions:
But of course you can't run, so the test does this to you:
And around question 175:
After it's done, you discuss answers with your colleagues, to which most of them do this to your reasoning:
And then you go home and check your notes:
And you await the inevitable call into the program directors office:
Sunday, November 4, 2012
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