In real life, doctors are not just bald old men or handsome young heartthrobs. They're more complex and lively than that. It's just that their white coats conceal the “biodiversity” among them.
Patient: As long as I drive fast enough,
my troubles will never catch up with me!
Doctor: Not even an ambulance can catch up with you!
You swagger around like that every day. Not even stitches can shut you up, and work is already annoying enough.
There are plenty of stories about doctors, but in this book, nurses, the doctors' “golden partners,” deserve an important place too.
Told from the nurses' perspective, this book recounts the strange and amusing events that take place in the hospital wards!
In the doctors' office, a nurse stands with her hands on her hips, glaring furiously at the doctor on duty:
What? Do you want everyone to go to prison with you?
What kind of orders are these? An IV in the morning, and the funeral home can come collect the body in the afternoon?
They gave their youth to nursing. Patients and their families call them “Auntie,” “Sis,” or even “waitress.”
Day after day, they hurry through the little world of the hospital wards. Their uniforms are nothing like the pristine, perfectly pressed ones in most TV shows. More often than not, they bear stains that no amount of washing can remove. Perhaps those mottled marks bear witness to many “heart-stopping, life-and-death” moments.
Opening this book is like stepping through the doors of a hospital and peering inside a place that has long been reduced to a symbol. In this noisy, chaotic, dangerous world, all kinds of “feelings” lie in wait.
It's so beautiful!!!!
Very true and well written
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking