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✍️10 Must-Know Medical Idioms and Phrases for Effective Communication in Surgery
PART 2
💤 "Go under" 
Refers to a patient being anesthetized before surgery.
Example: "The patient will go under at 10 a.m."
🛏 "On the table" 
Used literally to describe the patient in surgery, but also metaphorically for unresolved issues.
Example: "The patient has been on the table for four hours."
💪 "A clean bill of health" 
Given to a patient after surgery when they are fully recovered.
Example: "He received a clean bill of health after the bypass."
🤔 "Get to the heart of the matter" 
Means to focus on the most important issue.
Example: "We need to get to the heart of the problem to avoid complications."
😬 "In over your head" 
Describes someone facing a situation beyond their capability, especially in surgery.
Example: "If you’re in over your head, ask for help."
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