Incision Academy Courses for Surgery Rounds and PGY1 of General Surgery Residency "Regularly Updated"


Incision Academy
1- Basic Medical Skills - Collection

This collection contains several courses about the basic medical skills. Included in this collection are:

  • Venipuncture
  • Intramuscular Injection
  • Capillary Blood Sampling
  • Intravenous (IV) Cannulation
  • Subcutaneous Injection
  • Urinary Catherization - Female
  • Urinary Catherization - Male
  • Arterial Blood Sampling - Radial Artery

 Every resident of any speciality or any nurse must master these skills. 

2- Physical Examinations that are Related to General Surgery

    These examinations are must. 

3- Basic Surgical Skills: 

  • Introduction to Suturing - Course
  • Basic Surgical Skills: Sutures - Course
  • Basic Surgical Skills - Knots - Course
  • Basic Surgical Skills: Instruments and Handling - Course
  • Advanced Knotting - Course
  • Skin Excision with Primary Closure - Course
  • Wound Closure with Unequal Length - Course 
4- Local Anasthesia Skills: 
  • Introduction to Topical, Local and Regional Anesthesia - Course
  • Intradermal Infiltration of Local Anesthetic - Course
  • Subcutaneous Infiltration of Local Anesthetic - Course
  • Field Block Anesthesia - Course
  • Digital Nerve Block - Course
5- Surgery Emergency Room Procedures:

     ER Procedures: 

  • Pneumatic Tourniquet Application - Course
  • Open Chest Drain Insertion - Course

    Advanced ER Procedures: 

Emergency Thoracotomy - Course

6- Minors Room Procedures: 

  • Epidermoid Cyst Excision - Course
  • Lipoma Excesion - Course
  • Partial Toenail Avulsion "Ingrown Nail" - Course
  • Stab Incision and Drainage (I&D) of Skin Abscess - Course
    Biopsies:
7- Operating Room Introduction: 
  • Introduction to the Operating Room - Course  
  • Introduction to Anesthesia: Induction - Course
  • Introduction to Anesthesia: Monitoring and Intravenous Access - Course
  • Basics of Electrosurgery - Course
  • Clinical Effects of Electrosurgery - Course
  • Patient Positioning - Course
  • Surgical Site Infection Prevention "Preoperative Hand Wash" - Course
  • Surgical Table - Course
  • Preparing the Sterile Field - Course
  • Patient Skin Antisepsis and Draping - Course
  • Specimen Handling, Wound Dressing and Postoperative Transfer - Course

    Extra: 

  • Operating Room Design and Layout - Course
  • Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization of Instruments - Course
Basic Plastic Skills: 
Endoscopic / Laparoscopic Surgery Introduction: 
  • Endoscopy Tower - Course
  • Basic Laparoscopic Surgery: Instrument Handling and Core Skills - Course
  • Basic Laparoscopic Surgery: Equipment, Ergonomics and Setup - Course
  • Basic Laparoscopic Surgery: Abdominal Access and Trocar Introduction - Course 
  • Minimally Invasive Electrosurgery - Course
 To be regularly updated ...
Location: Faqous, Ash Sharqia Governorate, Egypt

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