From the "Swiss Army Knife", I have seen Daniel's acting talent, and he really can no longer see the shadow of Harry Potter.
Starting from the memoirs of a successful doctor, this drama vividly depicts the pits and hurdles that medical students stepped on when they first became doctors. Of course, the medical training system in my country is quite different from that in foreign countries, but there are still many details that we can empathize with.
As the best graduate of Moscow Medical University, young doctor got 5 points in 15 subjects and was dispatched to a remote hospital where snowstorms all year round. There is only one doctor, an unreliable assistant, and two experience Rich, always miss the nurse of the old doctor. Here, you don't have a teacher, and you don't have a medical expert to shield you from the wind and rain. All you have is the knowledge in your mind and the medical books on that bookshelf. Here, as a doctor, you are the maker of all decisions, and all the staff are waiting for your decision, even if that decision is immature or even absurd. Just because you are a doctor.
I remembered that an old doctor shared with me his experience of sitting in a clinic when he was young. He ran back and forth between two rooms. When he encountered a symptom that he didn't understand, he ran back to read the book, and after reading it in his mind, he ran back to deal with the patient. That's it. Get over your teenage years as a doctor. In the first operation of the young doctor, he really wanted to go back and read the obstetrics and gynecology books, which was shown by the director in a very dramatic scene (although he had a war between heaven and man in his mind, he still used his memory to complete the first next delivery.)
The second challenge was that of a girl whose legs were broken, where the young doctor made her first amputation decision. This made a very cruel decision, but in the face of life, he had to make this decision. Although the girl may have to go through more ordeals in the future, at this moment, he saved the girl's life and the hope of a lonely man. I believe that many young doctors will encounter such a situation, especially when they are on duty in the emergency department, and those broken patients are sent over. Sometimes your mission is to save your life. As for the subsequent quality of life, you have no time to spare at that moment. Consider so much.
Gradually, young doctor spread his reputation and became a famous doctor in this town. The attending physician of a woman whose head had been smashed sent her a letter of help, asking him to rush to operate on the woman. When he arrived at the scene, he saw a confident but at a loss, and was full of enthusiasm for medicine. He proudly told the young doctor that he had scored 5 points in 13 subjects, but the young doctor told him coldly, "I graduated. , the score is meaningless.” Indeed, in the ivory tower, we always take the problem too simple, thinking that grades represent ability, and a beautiful resume represents brilliant medical skills. In fact, when we go to work, we will find that p is not , a doctor is a life-saving job, no matter how much SCI you have, you will not be able to. This is a discipline that relies heavily on experience and practice. Since then, young doctor has really been able to stand on its own - he began to sentence patients to death, which is the most difficult thing for all budding doctors to face. I wonder if the young doctor in front of the screen still remembers the first patient who died at his own hands. ?
It's a pity that this drama is just a memoir. I used to hope that the direction of the plot would be that the young doctor realized the harm of morphine and stopped his behavior in time. But this is just a memory, a helpless and incompetent memory, watching myself go to the abyss step by step. Life is too cruel, you can look back on your past, but it is limited to that. You can't change the mistakes you made in the past, and you can't stop yourself from slipping into the abyss.
I only hope that at this moment, you can stand up and run in the direction of light.
View more about A Young Doctor's Notebook & Other Stories reviews
