What is it like to see a doctor who is a medical student?

Medical students have five years of undergraduate, three years of regular training, eight years of undergraduate, four years of other majors, four years of work, and have already started a family, and medical students have nothing. Night pay is pitiful, and the financial allocation for wages is the same. Traffic accidents have insurance companies, who understands medical malpractice doctors?

Feces, urine, blood, phlegm, pus, sweat, amniotic fluid, X-rays, MRI, CT radiation, infectious diseases, AIDS. Who understands dirty and tired? The cost of reading is high.

Every doctor starts with an internship, and there is no experience to gain experience. Ordinary ones can be let them watch first, of course, emergency illnesses can't work, but let them participate.

There is no such thing, and doctors need three years of training if they want to work. It will take three years before you can go to the clinic. So there is no such thing as a medical student. This is a false proposition.

They were welcoming, helpful and had a very good attitude.

Interns don't have a shelf, and they are very serious about making mistakes.

New doctors tend to be more responsible, enthusiastic, and doctors with new ideas, it's still good, and they won't say no.

When I was interning, some patients were willing to let the intern see them first. Because they are careful, they certainly don't have much experience, and they also express understanding. If you don't know how to do it, you'll have to ask your superiors for instructions.

You wait, wait for the doctor to come. Silence is Cambridge tonight. Hahaha.

I've been an intern myself, but to be honest, interns are more responsible and patient, and if something goes wrong, I'll ask the doctor for advice in all cases, so I can rest assured.

I can accept that the doctor is a medical student, but I can't accept the kind of person who looks like a group of medical students watching a group of medical students when the doctor sees you, both men and women, especially **.

Pretty good. Last time I went to the emergency department for allergies, a female classmate showed me a doctor. Actually, I don't want to put any pressure on her.

I'm afraid that the pressure will be too great, and she will make mistakes. She reads and writes while looking at my **. Asked what I had eaten, I said I ate salted fish, mango...

She also said I was quite good at eating. Nice atmosphere. It's like seeing a normal doctor.

Her teacher sat next to her, holding her cheeks and watching. Behind me, a male classmate was holding a green-skinned 5 3 edition of the textbook and looking at me. After writing the case, she showed it to her teacher, who nodded.

She prescribed me a box of allergy medicine and let me go home. No infusions.

It's normal for the doctor to be a medical student, do you want a law student?

As a medical student, my feeling is that the last two may not be perfect for the four words benevolence and benevolence of medical students, but they must bear the first two, even higher than some doctors. Patients' respect for medical students is a kind of trust and honor in the eyes of medical students, and even when family members have opinions about the hospital, bully them and scold them, they can do their best to take care of the patients and then find their own place to be wronged, that's all.

When you change dressings every day, enjoy the difference between medical students and directors tearing gauze.

Although there is only a word difference between medical students and doctors, but there is a huge gap in essence, medicine is a discipline that requires a close combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, no matter how good the book knowledge is, if there is no actual medical experience, it may not be better than ordinary people in the face of diseases.

The attitude is really good, and it will make you feel very good. The questions were very detailed and the examination was very detailed. At first, I didn't tell it was a medical student, but then I thought it was very young and asked. After reading it, I felt a little empty in my heart. But overall I still think it's very good.

As a medical student, talk about your experience of taking on new patients. With the arrival of winter, there are more and more patients in the hospital, and medical students also play a great role in receiving patients, which not only improves the efficiency of seeing patients, but also exercises themselves.

As medical students, we will definitely continue to work hard to learn professional knowledge to better serve patients, as patients, we should be considerate of the learning process of medical students, and in mutual cooperation, medical students will make progress and patients will be better treated.

In fact, if the doctor is a young doctor, he is like a driver who is learning to drive, step by step, and is most responsible for the patient. It's just that you have less experience and can report it to your doctor.

Effective communication, doctors do not need to communicate with patients in plain language, patients can accurately understand the information that doctors need, and of course, doctors need to let patients provide laboratory reports that patients will accept and agree with. So I think the whole diagnosis process is very efficient and enjoyable.

When there are new patients admitted to the hospital, I as an intern doctor will definitely receive patients first to ask about the condition, and most of the patients I generally meet will cooperate, but there are also some patients who will complain about why it is not a formal doctor to receive the treatment, obviously not responsible for anything, here I want to emphasize: it is not that the doctor in charge does not go to the hospital, but that there is an intern doctor who asks about the condition first, and the doctor in charge will also ask about the condition, carefully examine the body, and finally give the best plan.

Although the little girl is an intern doctor, she also has professional clinical knowledge, although it is not perfect, but also gave us good guidance, about other things we do not understand and asked the doctor in charge in detail, which can not only help patients solve practical problems, but also allow medical students to improve themselves in clinical practice, which is the best of both worlds.

Personally, it will be embarrassing, because both people are peers, the doctor's expertise is also known, and both people will appear embarrassed and rude.

This feeling must be very peculiar, because there have been doctors who have been treated by colleagues in their own department for broken bones.

In fact, this kind of experience is that I feel very bad in my heart, I was originally a doctor to see others, and all of a sudden, others will see a doctor for themselves, and there will be a kind of discomfort in my heart that I can't say.

It's a bad experience because everyone doesn't want to get sick, and if you have a problem with your body and you go to the hospital, it's a very bad thing, and I was very nervous.

I will be surprised, after all, I will see my relatives at work, and I will ask more about the symptoms of my relatives, and I will see the test report in more detail and explain it in more detail.

Usually there is surprise at first, then a few words of greeting in a friendly tone, and then it becomes the duty of a doctor to see a doctor with all his heart. If the result is not serious, it is easy, but if it is a serious illness, it will be sad in an instant.

It was a pleasant surprise and an unexpected experience, and they were afraid that something was wrong with their body.

When we go to the hospital, we always see some professional doctors walking around the room, they are holding some notebooks or shooting ** to discuss with each other, for us ordinary people are not able to understand their professional terms. However, these doctors are not so experienced at the beginning, they are all in the university to learn medical knowledge for several years, most of the specialist doctors are graduated from famous universities, in the practice of several years of continuous learning and **, gradually in the medical field to have their own reputation.

1. How difficult is it for medical students to become qualified doctors?

Doctors are different from other professions, every new doctor has to go through several years of internship, and there is usually a more experienced doctor with a new doctor. In order to prevent them from making mistakes when helping patients, even formal doctors will act as students in the hospitalTherefore, it is very difficult to become a qualified doctorIt is necessary not only to have professional knowledge, but also to have a wealth of experience. Once a doctor makes a major mistake in the medical field, it is possible to lose the profession, so the doctor is a high-risk and highly specialized profession.

2. The specific situation of medical students being taught on-site in the hospital.

Recently, a student studying Chinese medicine was recognized by the doctor on the spot when he went to the Chinese medicine department to see a doctor, and it may be that the girl was discovered in the process of communicating with the doctor, and then the attending doctor began to talk about the girl.

While seeing a doctor, it was like teaching a lesson to the girl, and the words used by the doctor were also very professional, and the girl kept nodding her head when she heard it. The senior brother sitting next to him was constantly snickering, although the scene of the live class was very funny, but it could also be seen that the doctor's good intentions, presumably he also hoped that the medical field could produce more talents in the future, maybe his words could change this girl's medical thinking.

A qualified doctor, in addition to having superb medical skills, should also pay attention to personal moral issues, but it is better for everyone to be in good health and not to go to the doctor.

Personally, I think it is really difficult for medical students to become qualified doctors, after all, they not only have to learn a lot of theoretical knowledge, but also have to go to the field to observe and learn, and they must match their experience and knowledge to become better doctors.

Medicine has higher assessment requirements than other professions, the number of years of study will be longer, and those who study medicine need to be courageous, but as long as you have a firm will to become a doctor, these can be overcome.

Medical students need to practice in the hospital for a very long period of time, during this period will generally be led by more experienced doctors, and it is very easy to make various mistakes in the early stage, and once there is a more serious mistake, it will be disqualified from practicing medicine. Therefore, if medical students want to become doctors, they must not only be admitted to medical school, but also go through practice.

I think that in order to become a qualified doctor, medical students need to have solid professional knowledge, patience to communicate with patients, and dedication.

It is very difficult, because this is a matter of human life, and doctors must have professional knowledge, and they have to go through a lot of examinations and studies before they can become qualified doctors.

I'm a medical student. I think it's really hard to become a qualified doctor, because when you're in the hospital, you have to not only learn those conversations with various patients, but also understand doctor-patient accidents and have a good mindset. It's not that if you learn your professional classes well in school, you can become a doctor.

So it's really hard to become a qualified doctor.

It is very difficult to become a qualified doctor, not only to have professional knowledge, but also to have a wealth of experience, and every new doctor has to go through several years of internship in order to prevent them from making mistakes when helping patients.

It's very hard. Because doctors have a lot of knowledge to learn, and they also need clinical experience to become qualified doctors.

If medical students want to become qualified doctors, they have to go through a lot of ups and downs, and after mastering the theoretical knowledge completely, they must also have relevant practical knowledge and constantly summarize experience from practice.

It takes many years of experience to become a qualified doctor, and experience is very important for doctors.

It was about a decade ago, when I was an intern, but this incident has almost become a legend in our hospital. One morning, at half past seven in the morning, it was time to go to work. The director of the imaging department of our hospital had just walked into the gate of the hospital and suddenly felt severe pain in the precordial area.

Fortunately, the emergency room was next to the hospital gate, and as soon as he walked into the emergency room, lay down on the examination table, and shouted "Hurry up, I guess I have a heart attack". He was delirious, and the emergency physician rushed to rescue him. Rush hour!

It's also a coincidence! The president and vice president of the hospital, the director of the cardiology department, and the director of the emergency department all happened to pass by the door of the emergency room one after another. After a rush of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, blood pressure and heart rate are unstable.

Unable to move the patient, the dean commanded to push the C-arm machine to the emergency room, the C-arm machine arrived, and found that there was a horizontal bar under the emergency wooden examination table, and the C-arm machine could not be placed, the dean immediately called the carpenter, sawed off the horizontal bar under the examination table, and the C-arm machine was successfully placed, and then an emergency temporary pacemaker implantation operation was done in the emergency room, and the patient was transferred to the ward after the operation, and recovered smoothly after a series of **, and went to work normally a month later. Afterwards, everyone sighed that the director of the imaging department really fell ill in front of the most suitable time, the most suitable place, and the most suitable person, and it is estimated that he will not be able to save it without a little. At that time, the old dean was also decisive and determined.

Within a few years, the director and dean of the imaging department retired, and I met them several times later, and they were still in good health and spirit.