Listening to her answer, which followed the thought process he previously suggested, Yu Xuexian nodded repeatedly: Fortunately, she didn't go off track.
So, as a doctor, whether you are going to be a future surgeon or physician, the reason you have to rotate through both surgical and internal departments during your internship is to develop a comprehensive way of thinking. It's not just about thinking with a scalpel every day; you need to learn multi-departmental cooperation and adopt a comprehensive approach to treatment. If internal medicine cannot handle it, you must quickly seek surgical assistance, and then return to internal medicine for treatment. During the acute phase, if surgery cannot proceed, internal medicine must find a solution.
