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OR Prep

Walk into the OR ready, not Googling at the scrub sink.

Name the case, get a tight one-pager: indications, anatomy, operative steps, complications, and the questions your attending is going to ask you at the table.

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The tool

What OR Prep does

Every medical student knows the night-before-a-case scramble: five browser tabs, a half-read StatPearls article, and no idea which parts the attending actually cares about. OR Prep replaces that with a single structured prep sheet built for the case you are scrubbing into, whether that is a lap chole, a right hemicolectomy, a thyroidectomy, or a case you have never heard of until the schedule dropped at 6pm.

The sheet covers what surgical attendings actually pimp on: why this patient gets this operation, the anatomy at risk, the basic steps in order so you can anticipate the next move, a complications table, alternatives to the chosen approach, and pre-op necessities like antibiotics, positioning, and consent points. It finishes with 8 to 12 realistic pimp questions with answers you can reveal one at a time.

Everything is calibrated to your training level. An MS3 gets oriented on anatomy and indications. A sub-I gets more complications and decision-making. You bring the case, the tool does the digging, and you show up as the student who clearly read about the operation.

How it works

Three steps. No prompt engineering.

  1. Name the procedure

    Type the case exactly as it appears on the board, from appendectomy to Whipple, plus your service and training level.

  2. Get your one-pager

    Indications, anatomy to know, operative steps, complications, alternatives, and pre-op necessities, generated in seconds.

  3. Drill the pimp questions

    Work through high-yield questions with answers hidden until you commit, so you actually think before you peek.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What procedures does OR Prep cover?

Any surgical procedure across any specialty: general surgery, vascular, ENT, urology, OB/GYN, orthopedics, plastics, neurosurgery, and more. If it has a name, you can prep for it.

How is this different from just reading StatPearls or UpToDate?

Those are references. OR Prep is a prep sheet: it pulls only what a student at the table needs, in the order attendings ask about it, and adds realistic pimp questions with answers. It also links out to sources like StatPearls when you want to go deeper.

Does it adjust for MS3 versus sub-I versus resident?

Yes. You set your training level and the sheet recalibrates: MS3s get anatomy, indications, and the common questions; MS4s and residents get complications, peri-operative management, and operative decision-making.

How long does it take to generate a prep sheet?

Under a minute. It is built for the reality of finding out about tomorrow’s case the evening before.

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