Rgeon, nothing is more satisfying than watching patients recover from fractures, dislocations and fractures.

A orthopedic surgeon calls on Saturdays from 6:30 a.m. until 7 a.m. next day. My aim for the call day is to see my patients, record notes and meet with the staff on the call to discuss what procedures are needed. After that I will go into the operating room to grab my notebook.

It includes visits to patients at the emergency department. They are also open during the day.

We finished gathering every patient, as well as taking notes for this day’s activities at 7:15 a.m. After that, we was ready to tackle a broken femur in the bone of the thigh. But, first we need to wash our hands to remove any germs. We can do this by gently rubbing all the way to the elbow.

The case was concluded within the time of 3 p.m. until 4 p.m. It is my habit to have my pager with me during my shift. It allows me to monitor all patients coming into the emergency department as well as those with diseases, broken bones or fractured bones.

I’ll finish some notes before the busy shift is over so that I can head back to my bed to rest. yrr5n5jo2s.