You can tell this straight away when they talk about postmodernism. If an orthopaedic surgeon even said postmodernism, none of their colleagues would trust them again. You as a medical student have to learn to cope with this altogether different world within a short time. Here are some guidelines to help you adjust. 1 Avoid guidelines.
White coats are out.
A nice woolly jumper or some tie-dyed clothes, rings on your fingers and bells on your toes are even better. 3 Taking blood. If there is a lithium level that needs doing, the task of taking blood may well fall to you. Many psychiatrists proudly declare that they haven't been near a needle for years. Therefore, make sure your venepuncture is of a high standard before beginning.