What are the most common challenges faced by MS students during their residency?

<p>The <strong>residency period</strong> during an MS course is demanding and comes with several challenges.</p><ul><li><strong>Heavy Workload</strong>: Residents often work <strong>long shifts with limited breaks</strong>, managing multiple surgical cases.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>High Stress &amp; Pressure</strong>: Dealing with <strong>critical patients, emergencies, and surgical complications</strong> can be overwhelming.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Limited Surgical Independence</strong>: Junior residents often assist senior surgeons before performing major surgeries themselves.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Sleep Deprivation</strong>: Night shifts and emergency duties <strong>affect sleep cycles and mental health</strong>.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Balancing Theory &amp; Practice</strong>: Managing <strong>academic learning, research, and hands-on surgical training</strong> is challenging.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Handling Patient Relatives</strong>: Communicating complications and dealing with <strong>emotional or aggressive relatives</strong> requires skill.</li><li><strong>Constant Learning Curve</strong>: Surgeons must <strong>stay updated</strong> with new techniques and evolving medical practices.</li></ul>

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