Signing in at the Hospital, the First Operation Shocked the Country!

I abandoned the book before, but now I have browsed through it again, but I still can't accept it, it's too poisonous. If you want to show that the protagonist has excellent medical skills, you must show it through professional knowledge. The protagonist in the article is at the level of a qualified intern, while the supporting role, a regular doctor, is written as a medical idiot. Is this appropriate?

Although some of the content is a bit exaggerated, some of the medical content written by the author in big letters is still okay, but, but, but, can such a book not have the male protagonist have an emotional line? Why do we have to add a female protagonist? I couldn't stand the emotional content between the male protagonist and Liu Yan'er. Wouldn't it be better to write about medical treatment?

I couldn't stand it after reading the first chapter. There are unspoken rules in the hospital. Even if you can do this operation without success, you have offended someone. You can't survive in this hospital. Forget it, just run away 😅😅😅😅

If a firefighter is injured on the job, the medical expenses will be fully borne by the state.

Even if the patient dies on the operating table, it is impossible for an intern to take action

It's still too conservative. It should shock the whole world or something.

Doctors have a hierarchy. The first is interns, followed by regular trainees, then residents, attending physicians, deputy chief physicians, chief physicians, associate professors, professors. Interns and regular trainees are not even qualified to go on the operating table. They can only observe from the side, just watch and write about learning techniques. Only residents can be assistants to the attending doctor, and then they can perform some simple minor operations, such as appendicitis. I don't know much about this kind of thing in the hospital. I have only read some medical novels written by some authors, but this author seems to be more knowledgeable than me.

What's the point of being shocked? If you can be shocked if a doctor comes out with a myth, who can you shock with an operation?

Eight out of ten books start with interns! This subject matter will cool down sooner or later

Trainee doctor, even if you have the skills, it is still illegal to rescue someone.

When I see this kind of book title, I know that the book review section will always be better than the book😄😄

I think the author is very interesting and I support you! ! It's great to watch! ! Come on! ! ! Don't be affected by some bad comments in the comment area, I love you

A self-help book written by outsiders who consider themselves professional

I have interned in a hospital and after reading the author's introduction, I have no intention of reading any more. Hospitals are actually the most rigid. When it comes to surgery, you don't want to be responsible. In the hospital, you have to sign a lot of informed consent forms for hospitalization, fire prevention and theft prevention, and whether there is personal care. There are many. Now, if you want to get into an ordinary tertiary hospital, you generally need a graduate student. Cheers for the next book!

To be honest, the article is well written, but your updates are too slow.

Author, how do you persist until now?

Was it an operation that killed four people, broke the record, and shocked the world?

When will it be updated? How long has it been since this was updated?

Good looking

Dear author, have you replied to the chapter?

Just take a look without thinking, but if you really do it, the sewing machine will make smoke.

This book's channel ranking is quite high. Has the author been cheated out of channel fees?