Chapter 2398: Turns Out It’s Different
Is there any secret here? Sherlock Holmes Student Pan turned to ask Student Xie.
Whether it’s Bach or Journey to the West, it’s all music that the public generally accepts and likes. It shows that when doctors choose music in the operating room, it can’t just be for themselves; they need to consider the acceptance of the entire surgical team.
You can’t have a situation where you put on a song that makes you happy, but others don’t like it, which affects their mood and subsequently their work. Surgery requires teamwork.
Music, when pleasant, can regulate positive emotions, but if it’s not accepted, it becomes noise. This might be why some clinical doctors avoid playing music in the operating room because they can’t be sure if their chosen music might disturb others.
Similarly, Student Duan throwing the problem to them wasn’t to make it difficult for them but to avoid choosing music that doesn’t suit their taste and upsets them. It’s best to test their musical preferences first.
Student Xie is smart. Student Pan nodded vigorously.
Why pick a popular song?
To change the taste. Just like when Student Duan chooses Journey to the West for a change. What kind of change is good? Referencing the most gentleman, Senior Cao, the popular songs played in the car should be those that are widely liked.
As for which specific song sounds good, leaving it to the nurse sister is fine. She listens to music in her free time. Picking a widely heard song from the market or a random hit on the radio charts is no problem.
The nurse sister raised her hands in agreement with Student Xie’s suggestion. Why? Because the chief surgeon and nurses often prefer different types of songs. The chief surgeon usually doesn’t play popular songs. Most professors prefer pure music, probably because soothing songs align more with the senior doctors’ desire for a calm state of mind during surgery. Young doctors and nurses like more energetic music because they’re afraid of getting sleepy.
Cardiac surgery takes a long time; this surgery is expected to last until the early morning.
There’s no rush. Surgery isn’t something that can be done in one step; it requires careful, step-by-step progress.
The extracorporeal circulation team is in place. It’s necessary to contact the on-duty PICU doctors in advance. After leaving the operating room, Luo Jingming met with Cao Yong and the others, and they encountered Senior Yoo coming out of the elevator.
"Senior, are you on duty tonight?" The younger brothers were delighted by the chance encounter.
Senior Yoo rushed over to stand with her younger brothers, excited to see old colleagues at the hospital. Since moving to Shou’er for further training, she has been busy and hasn’t returned to Guoxie, missing everyone very much.
"Senior." The younger brothers noticed the dark circles around her eyes and couldn’t help but worry. Senior Yoo is just over forty, working night shifts with other young doctors on the front lines, which is indescribably exhausting. It once again proves that being a doctor is a lifelong learning process.
Everyone knows that after Senior Yoo’s training, she will return to become the director of NICU and PICU beds, bearing heavy responsibilities.
"Senior, you seem to have lost some weight, eat more," Zhu Huicang said on behalf of everyone present.
"I eat, definitely eat, how can I live without eating?" Senior Yoo laughed openly and remembered the happy news about this younger brother’s family addition, expressing her concern, "I haven’t visited Xiaobing and the child since she gave birth. How are they doing? I heard she suffered during childbirth."
"It’s alright, they’re doing well." Zhu Huicang waved it off, indicating the past is past and what’s important is that everything is fine now.