Why be polite? Zhang Tinghai's cold and indifferent expression was focused only on the anesthesia machine, and occasionally he would look up to look at Xie.
Looking back, it has been a long time since Xie went to the third internal medicine hospital in Taipei for internship. I miss him a little bit. Zhang Tinghai thought.
"Come, come, come." Chang Jiawei called on two assistants to take their positions, ready to start the operation.
Xie Wanying stood next to Dr. Liu, the first assistant, as the second assistant.
Before the game started, Chang Jiawei looked up at the clock on the wall and asked her in a casual tone, "Yingying, are you nervous?"
Nervous, I can’t really say. She felt a little nervous when she woke up in the morning, but after she entered the operating room, she didn’t know if it was the cold air that dampened her mind, but anyway, her nervousness disappeared.
"Aren't you nervous?" Seeing that she didn't say anything, Chang Jiawei asked her a few more questions.
Xie Wanying could tell that Senior Chang seemed to be trying to find something to chat with her, and a thought flashed through her mind: Could it be that Senior Chang is a chatterbox in the operating room?
Surgeons are not of the same personality type. Everyone has their own unique personality style, and surgeons are no exception.
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In actual work, there are quite a few surgeons who like to chat while performing surgery. It just so happens that the seniors she used to follow were serious and rigorous, such as Teacher Tan, Senior Brother Tao, and Teacher Du, who kept silent during surgery and didn't like to talk nonsense like Senior Chang.
There are benefits to talking a lot. For some surgeons, talking can relieve the tension during the operation and avoid mistakes caused by excessive tension. Some patients do not understand and think that when they enter the operating room and see medical staff talking and laughing, they are neglecting their work and not taking the patient's life seriously. In fact, the doctor's nerves have been stretched so tight that he has to say a few words to calm down and work.
Doctors are always nervous when facing surgery, and no doctor dares to treat the patient's life as a life. Because once they do so, the patient's family will treat the doctor's life as a life. Doctors are very conscious of this, and patients and their families don't need to worry about it at all.
If you still don't understand this, you can refer to the examination room. The absolutely quiet atmosphere in the examination room will make some candidates sweat profusely and their adrenaline surge as if they were in danger. Similarly, the overly lonely atmosphere in the operating room will make some doctors feel a similar sense of oppression until they are too nervous and their hands tremble. This is a taboo in surgery. So in clinical practice, you will find that some medical staff will joke with their fellow surgeons when they are patients themselves, in order to relieve their colleagues' tension and avoid failure.
How can a surgeon who is not a talkative person eliminate surgical nervousness? This comes down to the issue of concentration.
Some people don't talk when they are concentrating, just like holding their breath while swimming, how can they have the time to open their mouths. Some people don't know what they say after they are concentrating, which is like talking without knowing it.
The former relies on highly concentrating on a certain point to suppress nervousness. Just like some top students in the examination room can always find a point to concentrate their minds, so that they can forget that they are in the examination room and eliminate excessive nervousness. Needless to say, the latter is directly out of balance.
She is the former, but is often criticized by Senior Brother Cao. Senior Brother Cao advocates that surgery must be done with a combination of looseness and tightness.
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