Medical students are very tired. . . . . .

First of all, as students, "medical students" are five-year clinical majors, one year more than four-year general courses. The courses to be studied include public courses, professional basic courses and professional courses, that is, clinical courses. The task is heavy, and they usually have one year of clinical practice time. During this period, as interns, they still need to do a lot of work to lay a good foundation for future medical work. However, it should be emphasized that if one. . .

"Medical students" need to pass the probation period and doctor's qualification certificate, and become such roles as "doctor" and "nurse". Their working status in the hospital is always on standby, especially junior doctors. When they are chief residents, they need to be busy in the hospital for 24 hours, usually a night shift for several days. They may be rescued all night, and they may encounter several operations overnight. This state is not tiring, but there are still tens of thousands of students applying for medical majors every year. I remember someone said, "Xinglin is a myth that is not old" ~ ~ ~

In short, medical students are really tired, and they still have to study for life after work, and exams are always accompanied. There are final exams, clinical skills exams, graduation exams, and then recruitment exams, practicing doctors, three basics after registration, standardized training for residents, and promotion exams. However, many people are still firmly on the road of "helping others not only to get sick, but also to improve their health". . .

The answers are coded one by one, I hope I can help you! "Medicine" is a sacred specialty, and you are welcome in the Medical College ~ ~ ~