Daily life in the operating room

  Sister-in-law!

  Vishnu was stunned when he heard this. So they are married.

  Hey, scumbag, you are still thinking about your first love after getting married. The moon condemns you.

  "What's that look in your eyes? I'm 34 years old. Isn't it normal to be married? I tell you, keep your mouth shut about what happened today, otherwise, hum, you know the consequences."

  Vishnu quickly showed his two big teeth. Is he a talkative person? If the secret falls into his mouth, it's like jumping off a cliff, absolutely dead.

  The two of them moved quickly. After entering the operating room, a nurse took the initiative to greet them, "Brother Roy, how long will this operation take?"

  Vishnu glanced at the nurse sister who had a sweet voice but a very aggressive tone, and decisively began to prepare the disinfection sheet. In

  an operation, the highest status in the surgical team is not the surgeon, nor the anesthesiologist, nor the instrument nurse, but the nurse who patrols the table.

  If the guess is correct, the nurse sister opposite Priya Sharma, who is almost two feet away from Priya Sharma, should be the nurse who patrols the table.

  Well, it's better not to provoke him.

  Seeing Vishnu preparing to disinfect, the nurse on duty spoke again before Priya Sharma could say anything, "Are we new here?"

  Priya Sharma's smile became even stronger at this time, "jivya, don't you know my speed? I'm very persistent? Don't worry."

  As he spoke, he glanced at Vishnu. He was afraid that he would be scolded to death by Jivya if he disinfected and laid the sheets right away. He hurriedly stood beside Vishnu, ready to give instructions. Jivya's mouth was not something that everyone could resist. If Vishnu's will was depressed by his scolding, it would be troublesome.

  "Persistent! Sister jivya, don't we know your speed? Can that be described as persistent? Our group has all finished the night shift and didn't have time to leave. If you delay our lunch, well, you know."

  Priya Sharma's words successfully attracted the fire.

  In fact, the atmosphere in the operating room is generally not that solemn. Occasionally, there will be a few dirty jokes. After staying in the operating room for a long time, it is basically commonplace.

  Priya Sharma glanced at the time. It was only nine o'clock. What did he mean by delaying lunch? He looked down on someone.

  "Jivya, what are you talking about? Let's have breakfast later."

  When Priya Sharma saw that the time limit was three hours, he immediately became very proud. Jivya couldn't help but roll her eyes at him. If it was an ordinary gallbladder, she would be lucky to give him one hour, let alone three hours. But today, the gallbladder had been perforated, which might be a bit troublesome. She didn't want to put too much pressure on Priya Sharma.

  In fact, in the operating room, whether it was nurses or doctors, although they didn't want to work overtime, they always put the patient's life first. If Priya Sharma hadn't urged them, they would have really slowed down and done a good job. Jivya wouldn't have said anything more.

  In the dream, Vishnu was already very familiar with gallbladder surgery, so disinfection and bed sheeting were naturally a piece of cake.

  However, even with such conditions, Vishnu didn't dare to take it lightly at this time. He didn't want to make a mistake and be criticized as a broken flower.

  Jivya stood behind Vishnu, her eyes were sharp. In the operating room, as long as they were interns, whether they were doctors or nurses, they were no different in the eyes of the nurses. They might just joke with Priya Sharma, but they would not be polite to interns like Vishnu. They

  didn't make you cry, but they saved your face.   

  Many interns thought they were just showing off, but the truth was that was not the case. Showing off might be a reason, but it was only a small part of the reason. They wanted to make a deep impression on these interns, and make them understand that the operating room is a serious and cautious place. Remembering this scolding, they will be more cautious when they do the operation later, and their progress will be much faster.

  Looking at Vishnu's tall and strong appearance, Jivya, as a senior scolder, could not hold back his restless heart. This was the coming-of-age ceremony for newcomers, and he could not throw it away. His eyes were scanning Vishnu's movements like an eight-fold mirror, but he could not open his mouth several times.

  His face was a little uncomfortable. The doctors and nurses next to him couldn't help but smile when they saw Jivya's appearance. Priya Sharma smiled especially happily, "Jivya, go do what you should do. Xiao Fu has learned the essence of my slow work and fine work in order to save you some saliva."

  Priya Sharma had already picked up the surgical gown and came to Jivya. Looking at Vishnu's skilled movements, he was already relieved enough.

  However, he seemed to be a little bit overwhelmed.

  "Ah! Jivya, you are going to strangle me."

  Jivya couldn't stand Priya Sharma's smug look, so she used her surgical gown to choke him, almost making Priya Sharma fall. Seeing that Jivya was about to do it again, Priya Sharma knew that he was the king and quickly admitted defeat.

  With the update of medical equipment, gallbladder surgery is generally performed with laparoscopy. Laparoscopy is less invasive, has a quick recovery, and is fast to perform. It is very popular with doctors, but not all situations are suitable for laparoscopy, such as this patient today.

  Gallbladder perforation is an absolute contraindication for laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

  "Vishnh, why don't we use laparoscopy for this operation?"

  "Gallbladder perforation is an absolute contraindication for laparoscopic cholecystectomy, so it can only be done by incision."

  "Oh, what are the absolute contraindications?"

  "Well, first of all, patients with severe cardiopulmonary insufficiency who cannot tolerate anesthesia, pneumoperitoneum and surgery, patients with coagulation disorders, or acute cholecystitis with serious complications, such as gallbladder gangrene, perforation, etc., and... there are about ten of them." Priya Sharma was

  more satisfied after hearing this. Look, this is his student.

  With the scalpel in hand, Priya Sharma looked at Vishnu again, "Where is the opening?"

  "Under the right rib."

  This is the daily life of an intern, being asked questions anytime and anywhere. It seems that he is like this in his dream, and he also enjoys this feeling. He does not enjoy the feeling of being a teacher testing students, but enjoys the feeling of imparting knowledge and cultivating students. The more tense the environment is, the more unforgettable the process of asking questions and answering them is, and the impression is the most profound.

  You may not remember the knowledge points you memorized for several days, but in this case, just remembering them once will make you remember them for a lifetime.

  Therefore, during internship, you must not be afraid of being asked questions. You should be thankful that you have another chance to improve. Of course, if you don't know how to do it, it will be difficult to step down. But in fact, except for your instructor, no one will care whether you can do it or not. As an intern who has just started, in fact, there is no need to have such a big burden.

  Priya Sharma is very skilled in gallbladder surgery. After finding the right incision, he made a small cut, and the situation in the abdominal cavity was quickly exposed.

  However, after seeing the situation in the abdominal cavity, Priya Sharma and Vishnu couldn't help but gasp.

  "Hiss!"

  (End of this chapter)