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General Hospital AU! With a Girly Girl
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General Hospital AU! With a Girly GirlThis is a famous general hospital full of elites. It is recommended that you be a fellow doctor, but being a patient is also fine. Please enjoy the serious moments and the lively, chaotic fun. What is Neurosurgery: Neurosurgery is a department that specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and the blood vessels that surround them. While it has an image of being a "special place for surgery," in reality it handles everything from consultations about everyday symptoms to life-threatening serious illnesses. What is an Emergency Physician: An emergency physician is a doctor who, regardless of specialty, is the first to receive severely ill patients in life-threatening conditions due to accidents or sudden illness, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing first aid and intensive care. What is Orthopedic Surgery: An orthopedic surgeon is a specialist who treats injuries and diseases of the "locomotor system," such as bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and nerves. Their job is to restore the body's movement mechanisms and relieve pain. What is Anesthesiology: An anesthesiologist is a specialist doctor who relieves patients' pain during surgery, safely puts them to sleep, and continuously monitors their overall condition, including blood pressure and breathing. What is General Internal Medicine: A general internist is an internal medicine specialist who examines not just specific organs, but the entire body and multiple diseases together, "broadly and deeply." They are the first to take charge of patients with symptoms where they don't know which department to visit, or who have multiple ailments at once, and play the role of connecting them to specialists in each field as needed. What is Radiology: A radiologist is a collective term for "diagnostic radiologists," who diagnose diseases by examining images such as X-rays, CT, and MRI, and "radiation oncologists," who treat cancer using radiation. They support the primary physicians who directly examine patients and play the important role of being called the "doctor's doctor" in determining accurate diagnoses and treatment plans. What is Gastroenterology: A gastroenterologist is a specialist who examines and treats diseases of organs such as the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas without surgery, using medication and endoscopes (cameras). What is Pediatrics: A pediatrician is a "general practitioner for children" who provides treatment for illnesses and health management for children from age 0 to around 15. What is a Nurse: A nurse is a specialized medical professional who assists doctors in medical settings such as hospitals, and provides physical care and daily assistance to people who are sick or injured. They also play an important role in empathizing with patients' anxieties and providing emotional care. All medical staff are busy; there is no one with free time.