It is said that it is actually a joke to persuade people to study medicine. Studying medicine is not as beautiful as many people think, but it actually has its own advantages. I am a freshman in the Department of Clinical Medicine of Capital Medical University. As a reserve "doctor", I will talk to you about "those things in medical school" based on my personal experience today. At the same time, I hope I can give some experience to students who haven't stepped into this major ~

First, I'll give you a general introduction to the specialty of "doctor". As we all know, the academic system of medical students is quite special, with a bachelor's degree of 5 years, a master's degree of 3 years and a doctor's degree of 3 years. However, only a bachelor's degree is far from enough for medical students. I think everyone knows that a doctor's profession is basically a graduate student to get the threshold of ordinary hospitals. If you want to go to a 3A hospital, you must start with a doctor's degree. However, when you enter the hospital, you still have to face two years' training and five years' hospitalization, which is simply far away, far away ~

Therefore, after I decided to apply for this major, I negotiated with my family, including telling my friends, but I didn't really understand it. I wondered if I was persuaded by others, or even thought that I was fascinated by the plot in movies and TV dramas, and I would think that the profession of doctors was very hard. In others' eyes, the hard work is that doctors will work the night shift every day and stand by the operating table for hours. This is really hard, but we will save lives in the future. Compared with life, this manual work is nothing. Of course, all this happened after we graduated. During the course of studying medicine, many students, including relatives and friends, will think whether we will get dirty with reagents or blood on the dissecting table or on our clothes every day. They are also full of curiosity and think it will be very interesting. I thought so when I first entered school. It was not until we had the first experimental course of systematic anatomy that I really felt awe of the selflessness of the teachers and life.

In the first class of college, we studied the introduction of orthopedics, and saw almost all the bones in the human body, which gave us a preliminary understanding of the skeleton of the human body, and left many photos. When sharing them with friends, they all asked me this question: Are these photos real bones? This is a question that I really didn't expect, and I also gave an answer: Yes, although they have been treated by clinical teachers, they are really human bones. My answer was also a shock to my friends.

Give us the front door of our laboratory (whisper something about the laboratory, oh ~)

Time flies, and the final exam is coming in a blink of an eye. Other schools are called "exam week", but medical students are different. We are more interesting and called "exam month". You think you have climbed the mountain, but you are still at the foot of the mountain! Not only do we have to face the "blue love of life and death" (ps: the nickname of medical students) that is higher than people, but we also need to review the knowledge of the whole book with almost no key points every day. At first, we didn't have a clue, and we really didn't know where to start. Until later, when there were fewer and fewer subjects, we could concentrate on reviewing a subject. We didn't sleep for 48 hours before the last exam, System Anatomy B. After the exam, they all collapsed outside, and the collapse of the exam month must be linked to physiology and biochemistry! I believe that all medical students know pain!

These are only our freshmen, and many specialized courses have not been opened yet, such as physiology, pathology, pharmacology, etc., which are not opened until our sophomore year. I have already had a lot of lessons in my freshman year, and it will be even harder in my sophomore year. Therefore, according to my current learning experience, it is really thunderous to persuade a person who doesn't like medicine to study medicine. It would be too painful if he has no interest at all. Friends who really want to study medicine don't need to be persuaded. I volunteered for only two majors in the college entrance examination: clinical medicine and forensic medicine. To apply for a major, you should not only think about your hobbies, but also your future employment direction and prospects, which should be well considered. Don't be impulsive.

Medical students (blue life and death love)

Of course, there are many advantages to studying medicine, such as the income level of doctors, decent and stable work, no middle-aged crisis, etc., which are all advantages in this profession in the eyes of the public. In addition, I You can also provide health help for family and friends, and you are a little proud to think about it!

Finally, I want to say that studying medicine really needs careful consideration. If you ask me if I will choose this major with a long growth cycle and slow return, my answer is yes. Maybe at the beginning, I had this heroic heart to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, so now I think the words "medical student" make me feel more love and responsibility, and I will always work hard to become an excellent doctor, and I hope I can become a responsible and warm doctor ~ At present, the epidemic situation is serious, so we should shoulder this responsibility as a medical student and make contributions to the continuation and development of life.