I, Tomoya Aki, am not a bootlicker

In the words of Yoshida Aoba, in the ICU, just follow and learn from others.

When it comes to postoperative care methods, responses to various situations, as well as pre-operative considerations and post-operative actual conditions, your own eyes are better than listening to others.

Surgery is a very complicated matter. It does not mean that the patient just goes on the operating table and the doctor makes a few cuts.

The entire surgical process involves quite a lot.

Before the operation, an examination must be conducted and the surgeon will consider the surgical plan based on the patient's condition. He will discuss with the doctors in the department how the operation will be performed, what complications may occur and how to deal with them. Finally, the director's approval must be obtained.

During the operation, after cutting open the patient's chest, one has to improvise.

After the cut, we have to base it on the actual situation. If some plans cannot keep up with the changes, then it will be a mess.

A successful operation does not mean that the patient is safe. If there is any problem with the nursing, it may cost the patient's life.

There are many things to consider in an operation, and everything must be done carefully from beginning to end.

The most important thing next is to never assume that you will succeed, but to try your best and also consider the doctor-patient relationship.

The surgeon next to the operating table seems very handsome, but he also has a heavy responsibility.

In Tomoya Aki's opinion, Yoshida Aoba is very strong both in academics and practical skills, but he is definitely not good at handling doctor-patient relationships.

Most of the people who performed surgery on him were key VIPs, and the other half were ordinary patients who had to wait in line. However, Yoshida Aoba would accidentally offend the VIPs before performing surgery.

This happened more than once or twice, because the man cared more about curing the patient than the patient's identity.

……

At this point, Tomoya Aki and his colleagues have already completed half of their rotation in the ICU.

It was also at this time that Aki Tomoya received a letter, a letter sent from Kyoto, and Majima also had a copy.

The signer was their friend Takagisai.

After receiving the letter from Kyoto, both Aki Tomoya and Majima were quite surprised at Takagi's new way of playing.

Everything was fine, no cell phones, no Line, no emails, now I'm doing something romantic like this, and even writing letters to them.

Aki Tomoya thinks that Takagi must be sick...

"What did he say in his letter to you?"

Tomoya Aki asked Majima next to him. It can be said that they both received the letter from Takagi in Kyoto at the same time.

At first, they didn't look at the address of the letter and thought it was some special document, but it turned out to be just Takagi's confused thoughts.

"Nothing, just saying that he's doing well in the Beijing University affiliated school and told us not to worry, and then asked us to write to him too!"

As Majima spoke, a strange smile appeared on his face.

What he said was similar to what Aki Tomoya received.

According to Takagi, he is living quite well at Kyoto University Affiliated School, without any problems and no need to worry about anything.

It's just that he lacks two pen pals, so it would be better to let Tomoya Aki and Majima write to him when they are free.

After returning to Kyoto, Takagi seemed quite romantic and actually did such a thing, which was unexpected for his two friends.

Such a romantic thing seems like pursuing a hard-to-find confidant.

It is undeniable that there are still many people writing letters in this era, but for those who are accustomed to using the most convenient means of communication in the information age, it is still a little uncomfortable.

Therefore, Akitomo thinks that Takagi must be sick.

As a cardiac surgeon, he swore that loneliness is also a disease.

"This guy definitely didn't make any friends at the Kyoto University Affiliated School!"

Tomoya Aki said this with certainty, and Mashima on the side nodded repeatedly at his judgment.

Rather than saying that he is romantic, it is more like he is suffering from the disease called loneliness, which is why he would do such a unique thing.

The letter did say that he was doing well in the Kyoto University affiliated school and there was no need to worry about him, but all other aspects of the letter suggested that I should write to him as soon as possible.

Takagi, who didn't make any friends at the Kyoto University affiliated school, suddenly came up with a new idea when he thought of his two friends in Tokyo.

Since we are already separated by a distance, why not do something romantic?

"Are you going to write him back?"

"To Mr. Takagisai in heaven?"

Aki Tomoya joked.

He concluded that Takagi must be very lonely, so he wanted to play some carrier pigeon trick with them.

He actually thought of using letters to communicate.

"But speaking of it, whether or not to reply is not the key point. The key point is not knowing what to write..."

The most painful thing is that I want to reply but I don’t know what to write.

I wanted to try out the ancient practice of carrier pigeons with Gao Mu, but for the time being, I couldn't find anything to write down.

Chapter 462: A Heart with Nowhere to Go

The lonely little heart has nowhere to go, this may be Takagi's current situation.

In fact, Tomoya Aki didn't have much interest in writing letters, but when he thought about his friend who was now alone and lonely, it was not impossible for him to play this game with him.

But before that, he had to finish the task at hand first.

"I'm going to the ICU first. If you have time, you can write him a letter first."

He needed to go and take a look at the situation first, and then prepare to think about how to reply to Takagi.

To be honest, he had never written a letter to his lover, but now he had to write a letter to a grown man in Kyoto.

Akitomo also felt that Takagi should thank them.

If we have the chance to meet again, I will definitely make him bleed profusely.

There is still more than half a month left in the rotation in the ICU. After the remaining time is over, although they are still resident trainees in name, they will soon begin to train as formal cardiac surgeons.

This is not a university hospital with a strong teaching nature, but fortunately many people in the cardiac surgery department came from university hospitals.

Including former professors, associate professors, and those who still hold lecturer positions.

It's not as strict as a university hospital, but it's comparable to a university hospital, which is pretty good.

Thinking that a good friend was still suffering in the university hospital, Tomoya Aki felt a little weird.

To be honest, he didn't want to gloat over the misfortune of someone who was so far away from him.

And this shouldn’t be gloating.

Just like Takagi in Kyoto, he missed his two friends in Tokyo very much.

So inevitably, Aki Tomoya also misses this friend very much.

If only Takagi were still in Tokyo, perhaps he should have advised that guy to go to a hospital with good experience in neurosurgery.

At least in a private hospital, Takagi wouldn't be as unhappy as he is now.

But this is just a thought.

……

a week later.

Although Takagi lived in Kyoto, he still didn't make many friends at the Kyoto University affiliated school, but he did get to know a lot of people.

But since I am not from the same generation as them, it is a bit difficult to integrate into the group.

But there is not much bad news, at least there is no intense rejection as imagined.

Although he was not welcomed at first as a person who came from the affiliated school of the University of Tokyo, he was not rejected either.

And no matter what, he is still a true Kyoto native.

As a Kansai person, I can get along relatively happily in my own territory.

After receiving the reply from Tokyo, he felt excited for the first time in a long time.

The first letter he received was from Majima, which talked about a bunch of random things. He could only say that this pen pal was unqualified and could only say meaningless things.

After Majima, there is the letter from Tomoya Aki.

Tomoya Aki from Tokyo sent a warm greeting to Takagi.

Takagi swore that when he saw the letter from Tomoya Aki, he was both angry and amused. Although he was more angry, Tomoya Aki was more capable of attacking him mercilessly.

As for his plan to find two pen pals, An Yilun did not give him any face and directly mocked him.

But just as Tomoya Aki said in the letter, he was very lonely in the Kyoto University affiliated school and was not happy because he had no friends.

But now, at least they can still argue about it in the letter.

"Takagi-kun, I have something to do here, are you free?"

The supervising doctors at Kyoto University are just as good at using interns as the supervising doctors at Tokyo University.

This may not only be a common point in university hospitals, but should be a common point in all hospitals with interns. Takagi only hopes that his medical trainee career can end as soon as possible.

……

At the end of October, Tomoya Aki and his colleagues' rotation in the ICU was about to end.

As someone who is nearing the end of his rotation, he is writing his final report.

At the same time, we have to deal with normal rotation reports.

Never forget that, at least nominally speaking, he is still a resident trainee and must rotate through all departments.

Although in fact this matter has been eliminated long ago, we still have to do the superficial work.

"Have you finished the nursing report I asked you to write?"

At noon, Yoshida Aoba found Aki Tomoya and asked him about the report.

Of course, Aki Tomoya remembered this matter. It should be said that he had already written the report and was just waiting for Yoshida Aoba to come and inspect it.

While serving as the supervising physician of Tomoya Aki, Yoshida Aoba has not forgotten what he should do.

When he was at the university hospital, he rarely served as a mentor to newcomers. That was usually done by other attending physicians or Sasaki Kazuiri.

Just like Sasaki Ichiru didn't trust his ability to teach, Monobe didn't trust him much when he was still a professor.

But now, this should be a good try.

At least Aki Tomoya doesn't need him to worry too much, which will make Yoshida Aoba feel a lot more relaxed.

"I have already written a report on the care of the ten patients who developed chylothorax after cardiac surgery."

It took a month and a half, not only in the ICU, but also reporting on the care of other patients who had undergone surgery.

Akitomo was not very clear about why Yoshida Aoba gave him such a task. He guessed that it was probably a whim of Yoshida Aoba, his supervising doctor.

After all, he is still his supervising doctor, so he has to do something.

As for what the deeper meaning might be, Akitomo didn't think much about it and just did his job honestly.

Pushing the laptop in front of Yoshida Aoba and asking him to review his report, Aki Tomoya was confident that his report would pass smoothly.

"I have done my homework on nutritional support, dietary care, TPN and infusion complications, chest drainage and body positioning, as well as the fixation of the drainage tube and drainage bottle, and finally psychological care and early detection. I hope Dr. Yoshida can't find any problems this time."

Thinking this in his mind, Akitomo felt that he should be able to pass the test smoothly.

After all, he did a lot of homework this time.

It is not aimed at all symptoms, but at a specific area. This is the task assigned to him by Yoshida Aoba.

This report by Tomoya Aki will influence whether Yoshida Aoba will consider allowing Tomoya Aki to participate in the formulation of his surgical plan in the future.

"…It seems that you have passed the postoperative care phase, but I don't know what it will be like when you actually face the patient, consider the surgical plan, and what will happen during the operation."

Chapter 463 Consideration (3/3)

From what Yoshida Aoba said, he was very satisfied with Aki Tomoya's postoperative care report.

In Yoshida Aoba's opinion, the rotation in the ICU would be boring if he didn't find something else to do.

So as his attending physician, it is better to consider his future.