Guideline – driven decision making in management of IFI in ICUmansoor masjedi
This document discusses guidelines for managing invasive fungal infections (IFIs) in intensive care unit (ICU) patients. It emphasizes the importance of a guideline-driven approach given high mortality and difficulty diagnosing IFIs. The summary discusses:
1) Developing treatment algorithms based on identifying at-risk patients, diagnostic testing, and early effective therapy.
2) Strategies for prophylactic, preemptive or empiric antifungal use depend on local infection patterns and illness severity to avoid delays and guide appropriate therapy.
3) A suggested treatment algorithm for ICU patients with invasive candidiasis that considers pathogen, severity of illness, and prior antifungal exposure to determine initial empiric ant
Account Sharing in the Context of Networked Hospitality ExchangeAiri Lampinen
Presentation given at #cscw2014
Full paper available at the ACM Digital Library, pre-print freely downloadable from www.hiit.fi/u/lampinen/cscw_cs_accountsharing_final_preprint.pdf
Interlukins and post coronary artery bypass delirium in icumansoor masjedi
The document presents research on the correlation between serum interleukins 6 and 10 and delirium in intensive care patients following coronary artery bypass surgery. The study included 20 patients who developed delirium after CABG surgery. Blood samples were taken before, during, and after delirium episodes to analyze interleukin levels. The results showed interleukin 6 levels were higher during delirium compared to after, and higher still for those with hyperactive delirium. Interleukin 10 levels did not differ between delirious and post-delirious periods. The conclusion is that interleukin 6 may contribute to post-CABG delirium pathogenesis, especially for hyperactive behavior, but interleukin 10 does not correlate with delirium.
Guideline – driven decision making in management of IFI in ICUmansoor masjedi
This document discusses guidelines for managing invasive fungal infections (IFIs) in intensive care unit (ICU) patients. It emphasizes the importance of a guideline-driven approach given high mortality and difficulty diagnosing IFIs. The summary discusses:
1) Developing treatment algorithms based on identifying at-risk patients, diagnostic testing, and early effective therapy.
2) Strategies for prophylactic, preemptive or empiric antifungal use depend on local infection patterns and illness severity to avoid delays and guide appropriate therapy.
3) A suggested treatment algorithm for ICU patients with invasive candidiasis that considers pathogen, severity of illness, and prior antifungal exposure to determine initial empiric ant
Account Sharing in the Context of Networked Hospitality ExchangeAiri Lampinen
Presentation given at #cscw2014
Full paper available at the ACM Digital Library, pre-print freely downloadable from www.hiit.fi/u/lampinen/cscw_cs_accountsharing_final_preprint.pdf
Interlukins and post coronary artery bypass delirium in icumansoor masjedi
The document presents research on the correlation between serum interleukins 6 and 10 and delirium in intensive care patients following coronary artery bypass surgery. The study included 20 patients who developed delirium after CABG surgery. Blood samples were taken before, during, and after delirium episodes to analyze interleukin levels. The results showed interleukin 6 levels were higher during delirium compared to after, and higher still for those with hyperactive delirium. Interleukin 10 levels did not differ between delirious and post-delirious periods. The conclusion is that interleukin 6 may contribute to post-CABG delirium pathogenesis, especially for hyperactive behavior, but interleukin 10 does not correlate with delirium.
Vascular sonography 4th international congress on critical care Tehran Iranmansoor masjedi
a review on application of sonography for vascular evaluation and intervention in critical care , sonography is an invaluable tool in both central and peripheral vascular access with proved efficacy to reduce comlications and increase the success rate and ease of catheter insertion
This document discusses the white-tailed deer. It describes their relatives which include elk, mule deer, and moose. It then discusses their daily life including feeding, bedding, and traveling. It details their mating season also called the rut, including chasing does, defending territory and breeding. It also briefly mentions their reproduction, nurturing of young, antler growth including velvet and shedding stages, and their population densities across North America.
Rumah merupakan keperluan penting bagi manusia untuk perlindungan dan aktiviti sosial serta psikologi. Rumah sempurna mesti memenuhi prinsip ventilasi, pencahayaan, kekeringan dan kesejukan. Tahap kebersihan rumah yang tinggi bergantung kepada peredaran udara, pencahayaan, sistem air dan pembuangan sampah yang baik serta penjagaan bilik mandi, tidur, dapur, halaman dan pencegahan habuk dan pencemaran.
Effects of a novel seven-species probiotic against oropharyngeal 13.8.94mansoor masjedi
This study investigated the effects of a novel seven-species probiotic on oropharyngeal bacterial infestation in adult trauma ICU patients. 150 patients were randomly assigned to receive either a probiotic capsule containing 7 bacterial species (Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Streptococcus thermophiles, Bifidobacterium breve, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium longum, Lactobacillus bulgaricus) or a placebo. Oropharyngeal cultures were taken on days 1, 4, and 6. The study found no statistically significant difference in bacterial growth between the probiotic and placebo groups. The administration of this
Intensive care division of anesthesia and critical care department of Shiraz university of medical sciences was elected to prepare national guideline for CRRT
Innovator Selection (Reference Medicinal Product) by Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
It contains the definitions of Reference Medicinal Product, Generic Medicinal Product and European Reference Medicinal Product along with their Regulatory requirements in Europe.
Serum cystatine c vs serum cpk for diagnosis of aki after trauma in adults a...mansoor masjedi
Serum cystatin-c and creatine phosphokinase were evaluated to predict acute kidney injury (AKI) according to RIFLE criteria in adult trauma patients within the first 24 hours of intensive care unit admission. Serum cystatin-c, but not creatine phosphokinase, was found to be independently associated with higher risk of early AKI. While both markers showed some ability to diagnose AKI, neither cystatin-c nor creatine phosphokinase demonstrated high sensitivity and specificity for early AKI prediction based on receiver operating characteristic curve analysis.
pulseless electrical activity bradycardia Nov 2014mansoor masjedi
PEA (pulseless electrical activity) and asystole represent the loss of cardiac contractility despite organized electrical activity in the heart. PEA and asystole indicate an advanced stage of shock. Treatment involves continuing CPR, addressing reversible causes like hypoxia, hypovolemia, cardiac tamponade, tension pneumothorax, hypothermia, pulmonary embolism, drug overdoses, and acidosis. Epinephrine may be administered but has limited benefit. The prognosis is generally poor for asystole and PEA that does not respond rapidly to treatment of reversible causes.
The effect of passive leg raising maneuver on RIJ vein diameter in icu patien...mansoor masjedi
The document summarizes a study that evaluated the effect of a passive leg raising (PLR) maneuver on the right internal jugular vein diameter in intensive care unit patients under mechanical ventilation. The study found that the vein diameter increased after 1 minute of a 30 degree PLR compared to the supine position, and remained increased after 10 minutes before returning to baseline after 5 minutes. The PLR maneuver was concluded to be a safe alternative to the trendelenburg position for increasing jugular vein diameter during central line placement in ICU patients.
Post anesthesia care unit for Residents of Anesthesiamansoor masjedi
The document discusses the post anesthesia care unit (PACU). It provides standards for PACU including that all patients receiving anesthesia should receive post-anesthesia management in the PACU. Upon arrival in the PACU, patients should be re-evaluated and the nurse provided a verbal report. Patients should be continually evaluated in the PACU and a physician is responsible for discharging the patient. The document discusses various early postoperative physiologic changes that can occur including hypoxia, hypothermia, shivering, and cardiovascular instability. It focuses on issues like upper airway obstruction from loss of muscle tone and potential residual neuromuscular blockade.
Regulatory Aspects On Pharmaceutical Excipients By Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
This presentation covers latest understanding and regulatory scenario on pharmaceutical excipients.
1. What are Excipients?
2. Types of Excipients
3. Classification of Excipients
4. DP v/s Excipients
5. Composition profile of Excipients
6. Facts related to Excipients
7. Process Change
8. Information Disclosure
9. Difficulties and Challenges
10. Dossier Requirements
11. Development Pharmaceutics
12. Excipients Certification Scheme
Information gap and tpr (total physical response) activites. PowerPoint prese...Maraciaff
The document discusses the information gap principle which promotes real communication in the classroom. It facilitates language acquisition by having students request and provide information through activities like communicative drills, role-plays, and opinion gap activities. These activities prevent lessons from becoming mechanical and encourage student involvement through meaningful input and interaction. Suggested teaching methods that utilize the information gap principle are total physical response and other activity types that create opportunities for students to comprehend and convey information through different responses.
Introduction to Anesthesia for medical studentsmansoor masjedi
This document provides an introduction to anesthesia. It defines anesthesia as "no sensation" and discusses the history of anesthesia from the 18th century discoveries of nitrous oxide and ether to the development of modern inhalational and intravenous anesthetic agents in the 20th century. It also summarizes the key events in the history of anesthesia including the first public demonstration of ether anesthesia in 1846. The document outlines the components and techniques of general anesthesia and discusses different anesthetic agents including inhalational gases, intravenous drugs, and local anesthetics.
Drug Regulatory Affairs By Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
This presentation covers basic understandings of regulatory affairs profession. It contains,
1. Introduction of Regulatory Affairs
2. Why Drug Regulatory Affairs
3. Role of Regulatory Affairs Experts
4. Qualities of Regulatory Affairs Expert
5. Qualities for Submission Management
6. Regulatory Bodies
Vascular sonography 4th international congress on critical care Tehran Iranmansoor masjedi
a review on application of sonography for vascular evaluation and intervention in critical care , sonography is an invaluable tool in both central and peripheral vascular access with proved efficacy to reduce comlications and increase the success rate and ease of catheter insertion
This document discusses the white-tailed deer. It describes their relatives which include elk, mule deer, and moose. It then discusses their daily life including feeding, bedding, and traveling. It details their mating season also called the rut, including chasing does, defending territory and breeding. It also briefly mentions their reproduction, nurturing of young, antler growth including velvet and shedding stages, and their population densities across North America.
Rumah merupakan keperluan penting bagi manusia untuk perlindungan dan aktiviti sosial serta psikologi. Rumah sempurna mesti memenuhi prinsip ventilasi, pencahayaan, kekeringan dan kesejukan. Tahap kebersihan rumah yang tinggi bergantung kepada peredaran udara, pencahayaan, sistem air dan pembuangan sampah yang baik serta penjagaan bilik mandi, tidur, dapur, halaman dan pencegahan habuk dan pencemaran.
Effects of a novel seven-species probiotic against oropharyngeal 13.8.94mansoor masjedi
This study investigated the effects of a novel seven-species probiotic on oropharyngeal bacterial infestation in adult trauma ICU patients. 150 patients were randomly assigned to receive either a probiotic capsule containing 7 bacterial species (Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Streptococcus thermophiles, Bifidobacterium breve, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium longum, Lactobacillus bulgaricus) or a placebo. Oropharyngeal cultures were taken on days 1, 4, and 6. The study found no statistically significant difference in bacterial growth between the probiotic and placebo groups. The administration of this
Intensive care division of anesthesia and critical care department of Shiraz university of medical sciences was elected to prepare national guideline for CRRT
Innovator Selection (Reference Medicinal Product) by Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
It contains the definitions of Reference Medicinal Product, Generic Medicinal Product and European Reference Medicinal Product along with their Regulatory requirements in Europe.
Serum cystatine c vs serum cpk for diagnosis of aki after trauma in adults a...mansoor masjedi
Serum cystatin-c and creatine phosphokinase were evaluated to predict acute kidney injury (AKI) according to RIFLE criteria in adult trauma patients within the first 24 hours of intensive care unit admission. Serum cystatin-c, but not creatine phosphokinase, was found to be independently associated with higher risk of early AKI. While both markers showed some ability to diagnose AKI, neither cystatin-c nor creatine phosphokinase demonstrated high sensitivity and specificity for early AKI prediction based on receiver operating characteristic curve analysis.
pulseless electrical activity bradycardia Nov 2014mansoor masjedi
PEA (pulseless electrical activity) and asystole represent the loss of cardiac contractility despite organized electrical activity in the heart. PEA and asystole indicate an advanced stage of shock. Treatment involves continuing CPR, addressing reversible causes like hypoxia, hypovolemia, cardiac tamponade, tension pneumothorax, hypothermia, pulmonary embolism, drug overdoses, and acidosis. Epinephrine may be administered but has limited benefit. The prognosis is generally poor for asystole and PEA that does not respond rapidly to treatment of reversible causes.
The effect of passive leg raising maneuver on RIJ vein diameter in icu patien...mansoor masjedi
The document summarizes a study that evaluated the effect of a passive leg raising (PLR) maneuver on the right internal jugular vein diameter in intensive care unit patients under mechanical ventilation. The study found that the vein diameter increased after 1 minute of a 30 degree PLR compared to the supine position, and remained increased after 10 minutes before returning to baseline after 5 minutes. The PLR maneuver was concluded to be a safe alternative to the trendelenburg position for increasing jugular vein diameter during central line placement in ICU patients.
Post anesthesia care unit for Residents of Anesthesiamansoor masjedi
The document discusses the post anesthesia care unit (PACU). It provides standards for PACU including that all patients receiving anesthesia should receive post-anesthesia management in the PACU. Upon arrival in the PACU, patients should be re-evaluated and the nurse provided a verbal report. Patients should be continually evaluated in the PACU and a physician is responsible for discharging the patient. The document discusses various early postoperative physiologic changes that can occur including hypoxia, hypothermia, shivering, and cardiovascular instability. It focuses on issues like upper airway obstruction from loss of muscle tone and potential residual neuromuscular blockade.
Regulatory Aspects On Pharmaceutical Excipients By Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
This presentation covers latest understanding and regulatory scenario on pharmaceutical excipients.
1. What are Excipients?
2. Types of Excipients
3. Classification of Excipients
4. DP v/s Excipients
5. Composition profile of Excipients
6. Facts related to Excipients
7. Process Change
8. Information Disclosure
9. Difficulties and Challenges
10. Dossier Requirements
11. Development Pharmaceutics
12. Excipients Certification Scheme
Information gap and tpr (total physical response) activites. PowerPoint prese...Maraciaff
The document discusses the information gap principle which promotes real communication in the classroom. It facilitates language acquisition by having students request and provide information through activities like communicative drills, role-plays, and opinion gap activities. These activities prevent lessons from becoming mechanical and encourage student involvement through meaningful input and interaction. Suggested teaching methods that utilize the information gap principle are total physical response and other activity types that create opportunities for students to comprehend and convey information through different responses.
Introduction to Anesthesia for medical studentsmansoor masjedi
This document provides an introduction to anesthesia. It defines anesthesia as "no sensation" and discusses the history of anesthesia from the 18th century discoveries of nitrous oxide and ether to the development of modern inhalational and intravenous anesthetic agents in the 20th century. It also summarizes the key events in the history of anesthesia including the first public demonstration of ether anesthesia in 1846. The document outlines the components and techniques of general anesthesia and discusses different anesthetic agents including inhalational gases, intravenous drugs, and local anesthetics.
Drug Regulatory Affairs By Mr. Pankaj DhapadePankaj Dhapade
This presentation covers basic understandings of regulatory affairs profession. It contains,
1. Introduction of Regulatory Affairs
2. Why Drug Regulatory Affairs
3. Role of Regulatory Affairs Experts
4. Qualities of Regulatory Affairs Expert
5. Qualities for Submission Management
6. Regulatory Bodies
در این پاورپوینت که به خاطر سایت فونتش عوض شده است اشاره ای داریم بر قابلیت هایی که کسب آنها می توانند بر زندگی شخص و اجتماعی ما تاثیر بسزایی داشته باشند . انشالله مطالب این پاورپوینت برای شما دوست عزیز مفید باشد . مشتاق دیدارتان در
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یادآوری: این مقاله را از ۱۰ سال قبل تا کنون به بیش از ۱۰۰ مجله و فصلنامه حتی علمی ترویجی وزارت علوم و دانشگاه ها و دانشگاه فرهنگیان و آموزش پرورش ارائه دادم که منتشر کنند اما نکردند!؟ 💁حتی مجله علم زبان دانشگاه علامه و مجله جستارهای زبانی دانشگاه تربیت مدرس تهران هر کدام ۴۰۰ هزار تومان از من گرفتند که منتشر کنند اما نکردند و پولم را هم پس ندادند!؟ به آنها گفتم «هر» تغییر و حذف و اضافه ای بخواهید اعمال می کنم اما نپذیرفتند!؟ -این مقاله راجع به موثرتر بودن روش تدریس ابداعی خودم نسبت به روش تدریس یک آمریکایی است. ✍️بیش از ۵۰ کتاب و مقاله و پایان نامه راجع به روش تدریسم در خارج از کشور منتشر شده است.✍️ لطفا به اشتراک بگذارید و به تمام معلمان و اساتید و دانشجومعلمان برسانید تا زودتر به تمدن برسیم
دامن کلوش انواع مختلفی دارد و ما قصد داریم که انواع دامن کلوش رو معرفی کینم و به آموزش آنها بپردازیم دامن کلوش یکی از راحت ترین دامن ها برای استفاده هست که محبوبیت زیادی بین بانوان دارد هم از لحاظ زیبایی و هم از لحاظ راحتی و هم از لحاظ طرز دوخت میشه گفت یکی از بهترین دامن ها دامن کلوش هست که در ادامه طرز رسم الگوی دامن کلوش را به شما آموزش میدهیم. این دامن علاوه بر اینکه هنگام پوشیدن در تن بسیار زیباست، دوخت ساده ای دارد و پوشش جالب و بسیار راحتی بحساب می آید. در این آموزش خیاطی قصد داریم صفر تا صد دوخت دامن کلوش با رسم الگو را به شما آموزش دهیم. قسمت بعدی آموزش که مربوط به انواع دیگری از دامن کلوش است که به ترتیب به آموزش رسم این الگوها نیز پرداخته شده هست.
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"اسلاید خلاصه کتاب "بیاموزیم چگونه گوش بدهیم تا یاد بگیریمSchool
I was reading this book in the last weeks and i got new point of this Book and i am sure it could help to every person that want to have an active student. now i make 23 Slide fro Persian Teachers and every Irani people that want to know more about this book.
Post cardiac arrest brain injury Jan 2023.pptxmansoor masjedi
Post cardiac arrest period is a critical period after return of spontaneous circulation . Optimal care and management is associated with best outcome with least neurological devastating sequella.
Optimal chest compression point , Does one size fit all 0- Dr Masjedi.pptxmansoor masjedi
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a life saving process . over years it has undergone changes most prominently in the field of chest compression because high quality chest compression deeply affects outcomes . Chest compression point plays a important role in this regard . Guidelines has changed little in this fundamental part of high quality CPR although ever increasing data denotes its utmost importance .
Challenges in optimal thromboprophylaxis dose in COVID 19 ICU patients.PPTXmansoor masjedi
COVID 19 global epidemy was associated with a lot of unresolved entities amongst them , thromboprophylaxis . This presentation encompasses a brief review of this important aspect of COVID 19 .
Complications & troubleshooting in continuous renal replacement therapymansoor masjedi
Acute kidney injury is a common and important issue in critical care patients . Among different extra corporeal supporting modalities , continuous renal replacement therapy is a common selection especially in unstable conditions . As any other intervention , there are some related complications that should be diagnosed and treated as early as possible .
Diagnostic imaging in COVID 19 pts in intensive care unitsmansoor masjedi
This document discusses the use of diagnostic imaging in COVID-19 patients. It presents a case study of a pregnant patient who was brought to the hospital for vaginal bleeding and underwent an emergency C-section. Though her initial chest CT and symptoms were normal, her condition deteriorated in the ICU. Ultrasound imaging of her lungs showed signs of pulmonary involvement that were concerning for COVID-19. The document emphasizes that lung ultrasound and CT scans can help in early diagnosis and monitoring of COVID-19, but clinical judgement is also needed. Imaging findings alone cannot replace a physician's knowledge and assessment.
Point of critical care Ultrasound play a pivotal role in management of critically ill patients admitted in ICU . Its usage in this regard is ever growing . Here we discus about pearls and pitfalls of POCUS in Intensive care medicine.
A case based approach to the treatment of sepsis in critical caremansoor masjedi
sepsis is the leading cause of death in intensive care units Emergence of multi drug resistance micro organisms should be suspiciously considered early in critically ill patients .
This document discusses the components of an electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) rhythm strip and various cardiac rhythms. It lists the five components of a rhythm strip as P wave, QRS complex, R wave, S wave, and T wave. It then provides brief descriptions and treatments for various normal and abnormal cardiac rhythms including: normal sinus rhythm, atrial fibrillation, ventricular fibrillation, asystole, sinus bradycardia, atrial flutter, various degrees of atrioventricular block, sinus tachycardia, ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation, and Torsades de Pointes.
ECMO and its emerging role in trauma ICU 15th ECCC Dubai April 2019mansoor masjedi
1) The document discusses the emerging role of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) in treating patients in trauma intensive care units.
2) ECMO can be a lifesaving treatment for respiratory failure and severe hypoxemic respiratory failure secondary to acute respiratory distress syndrome in trauma patients.
3) While experience with ECMO in trauma patients is still limited, it shows promise as a rescue therapy for severe cases when implemented by a multidisciplinary team in specialized centers.
This document discusses the use of lung ultrasound in the intensive care unit (ICU). It begins with an introduction and outline. It then covers techniques for imaging the lungs and pleura, and describes normal findings such as lung sliding, A-lines, and diaphragm movement. Abnormal findings including B-lines indicating pulmonary edema, pleural effusions, consolidations, and pneumothorax are also discussed. The document explores the use of lung ultrasound in clinical scenarios to differentiate causes of hypoxemia and respiratory failure. It emphasizes how lung ultrasound can aid procedures and follow clinical conditions. In conclusion, the author hopes to present again on this topic next year.
The document discusses various techniques for hemodynamic monitoring, including both conventional and advanced methods. It provides an overview of the history of hemodynamic monitoring and outlines some of the goals of different monitoring devices. The document then reviews several specific monitoring techniques, such as arterial lines, central venous catheters, pulmonary artery catheters, echocardiography, pulse contour analysis, and electrical bioimpedance. Both advantages and disadvantages of each method are discussed.
Role of extracorporeal life support in trauma patientsmansoor masjedi
1) The document discusses the role of extracorporeal life support (ECLS) in trauma patients, outlining its functions and various clinical applications.
2) It provides examples of trauma cases where ECLS may be considered, such as severe lung trauma with acute respiratory distress syndrome.
3) The conclusion is that ECLS can be lifesaving for respiratory failure secondary to ARDS in trauma patients, and its use in trauma patients with risk of bleeding without initial anticoagulation may be valid.
As a newly emphasized modality to treat infectious complications and also to folloew non-antibiotic regimens against infection, Probiotics has recieved more and more attention now a days.
preoperative evaluation for residents of anesthesia part 2mansoor masjedi
This document summarizes key points from a presentation on preoperative evaluation and management of patients with pulmonary and other medical conditions. Some important topics discussed include: evaluating asthma severity and control; differentiating causes of wheezing; COPD diagnosis and management; restrictive lung diseases; dyspnea workup; pulmonary hypertension; smokers and second-hand smoke exposure; diabetes; renal and liver diseases; coagulation disorders; neurologic issues; upper respiratory infections; obesity; allergies; fasting guidelines; postoperative pain management; and components of a thorough preoperative consultation.
9. Students’ Common Complaints
The mentor never gives timely answers to my calls
The mentor makes me feel like I’m bothering him/her
The mentor is too busy. The meeting is rushed
The mentor talks over my head
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10. Students’ Common Complaints
The advice is vague. I don’t know what to do afterwards.
The mentor insists on too many rewrites.
The mentor changes his/her mind & gives conflicting
advice.
The mentor doesn’t return drafts quickly.
The mentor doesn’t give help when I need it.10
11. Students’ Common Complaints
The mentor focuses too much on the details and
misses the big picture.
The mentor wants me to work on what they are
interested in.
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12. Mentor Common Complaints
The student calls without organizing his/her thoughts.
The student calls with unimportant matters.
The student thinks he/she is the only student I have.
The student doesn’t have basic skills for research.
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13. Mentor Common Complaints
The student can’t write well.
The student expects me to do the research project for
him/her.
The student freaks out over revisions.
The student underestimates how long things take and
misses deadlines.
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14. Mentor Common Complaints
The student expects me to rescue him/her
from problems.
The student presents sloppy work.
The student refuses to take the initiative.
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16. Your Role with the Mentor
Maintain contact.
Communicate your needs.
– Topical Advice
– Supportive Advice
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17. Role with Mentor
Be a charmer
– Read non-verbals
– Acknowledge feelings by matching gestures
– Set a positive environment
– Remain friendly and cheerful
Show initiative and accept criticism
Be organized and use mentor’s time
effectively
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18. Role with Mentor
Exhibit personal integrity
Exhibit professionalism, maturity, and a
strong work ethic
Be responsive to advice
Be honest about progress
Develop the ability to work independently
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20. Traits of the Ideal Mentor
Has reasonable expectations
Reads and comments on material in a timely manner
Remains consistent
Sees mentor role as important
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21. Ideal Mentor
Interested in you as a person and scholar
Meets regularly
Provides guidance on becoming a professional in
your field
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22. Being an Ideal Mentee
Observe common courtesies
– Don’t appear without an appointment—unless your
mentor encourages this.
– Call or e-mail and leave a message about when you
need an appointment.
– Let the mentor get back to you with convenient times.
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23. Ideal Mentee
Keep every appointment.
If you must cancel, call as soon as possible & apologize.
Come to the meeting on time. Be prompt.
Pace the conversation to cover all of your points.
If you hear impatience in your mentor’s voice, cut the
meeting short and reschedule.
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24. Ideal Mentee
If the mentor extends the meeting with questions or chit
chat, patiently go along.
Listen—Don’t interrupt.
Take notes.
Come prepared. What exactly do you need? Bring your
materials.
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