Is it possible for an intern to perform clinical operations immediately after arriving in this department? And this is not an ordinary clinical operation.
Just like in surgery, teachers are generally more open to students' participation in writing medical records and paperwork, as long as they are not medical operations that invade the human body. Because those operations are not afraid of accidents and do not involve human lives.
In internal medicine, laparoscopy operations are rare medical operations that invade the human body and test the important skills of internists. Most internists find this type of operation difficult, let alone medical students.
After all, physicians are different from surgeons, and their hands-on ability when it comes to human anatomy is definitely inferior. This difference does not mean that physicians are born with poor hands, but that they are more exposed to human anatomy than surgeons in their medical study and work.
The opportunities are much less, and there is not as much fun in dissection as there is in surgery. Of course, this kind of operation is not easy to get started. Surgery has its own anatomy specimen room, but internal medicine almost does not.
Unfortunately, medicine is developing, and the requirements for doctors' skills are generally getting higher and higher. In surgery, surgeons need to learn how to perform laparoscopy and thoracoscopy. In internal medicine, physicians are required to understand laparoscopy.
Can physicians not practice laparoscopy? Yes, some hospital internal medicine departments do not have these new technologies. However, if doctors do not learn or practice new technologies, their business will be taken away by other departments, which directly affects the doctor's pocketbook.
For example, bronchoscopy can be done in the National Association for respiratory surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, and ICU. This situation is common in other hospitals. It shows that no matter which department wants to get involved in the new business, they can put back the money they make.
In your own pocket.
If you want to grab business, you must hone your skills to the best and be better than anyone else.
In the National Association, which fiberoptic bronchoscopy technology is the best?
The view of all the doctors in the hospital is that there is no conclusion yet. Because bronchoscopy has a wide range of applications. In some fields, such as respiratory physicians, they are the best at bronchial examination. In some operations, cardiothoracic surgeons may be better at it, such as bronchial examination.
Use a microscope to remove foreign bodies. Some ICU doctors can do this well, such as bronchoscopy to aspirate sputum.
As can be seen from the above examples, whether it is surgery or internal medicine, the basic principle is that practice makes perfect. If a physician wants to truly outsmart a surgeon, he must work hard, practice more and do more.
It can only be said that the physicians in the National Association of Physicians and Physicians are very hardworking. What should I do if I know that I can’t do anatomy or surgery? I should actively take up basic courses first.
"I know your counselor Ren." Xin Yanjun revealed a little secret to the students, "In order to go into the anatomy room of the medical school and review my homework, I invited him to dinner in private."
The history of Teacher Ren being "bribed" was revealed personally by the person involved. Xie Wanying couldn't hold back her laughter.
"Your class should study with him, there is no need to treat him to dinner."
Teacher Xin's words made Xie Wanying nod her head. Teacher Ren's contribution to their class is really great. It can be said that without the solid anatomy foundation laid by Teacher Ren for their class, it would be difficult for the students in their class to stand out in the internship.
, they will probably be ridiculed again for the people in the eighth grade class who have a good eye but a weak hand.
Xie Wanying looked at Teacher Xin again and thought about how difficult it is to be a clinical teacher. After graduating and working, outstanding students still need to go back to the medical school to work overtime privately to make up lessons, otherwise they may not be able to keep up with the development of medical technology.