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General guidelines

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*When making a mistake, '''admit''' that you did it and '''learn''' from it so as to focus on not repeating it.
*Say '''"I don't know"''' instead of making up answers for what you do not know.
*Try to '''fit''' findings with the clinical picture, in order to make a report that makes sense, but '''do not make up''' findings that you do not see, and do not '''omit''' potentially relevant features just to fit the an expected story.
*'''Ask for help''' whenever needed, such as first time you are doing something, or whenever you are not sure about what to do, especially when doing something potentially irreversible. Also ask for help in moments whenever there is a high risk that you will not achieve what you need to do within a clinically acceptable time. For '''prioritizing''' when you have more than one thing ongoing at the same time, the list at right can be used. Still, before asking, '''try''' to do as much as you can, as long as you do not do anything potentially irreversible, so that you can evaluate how you did it compared to the standard, and thereby know better how you will do it next time.
*'''Do not wait for the whole pile'''. Whenever you can, do not be idle or do less urgent work while there is a pile of more urgent work gathering for you elsewhere. Instead, be familiar with where such piles are forming, and go there and grab whatever you may start working on right away.
*For larger specimens that need fixation before final grossing, you can still '''start writing''' a report of measurements and other externally visible findings to save time for later.
*Ask yourself if your report is clinically '''plausibleSave''', but at the same time, do not make up things that you do not see just to fit the clinical pictureyour digital reports frequently.<noinclude>
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