This Is Perfectly Reasonable!

Observation Operating Room.

After the anesthesiologist Taylor was kicked out.

The surgery continued.

After performing surgery for a while, Dr. Shepherd couldn't help but glance at Adam: "Dr. Duncan, do you really understand anesthesia?"

"I know a little."

Adam laughed and said, "Modern surgery has been developed on the basis of the development of anesthesiology. As a surgeon, I thought it would be best to know a little about it, so I read some books on anesthesiology."

It's a very simple principle: what surgical procedure is performed without anesthesia?

Not everyone is Guan Yu.

Even Guan Yu only had his bone scraped to treat his injury; try having his brain drilled to treat it.

"..."

Dr. Shepherd averted his gaze and continued the surgery, too lazy to say anything.

You can detect early on when a patient's anesthesia is too weak? You only know a little bit about this?

Adam stopped talking and silently became an assistant. His super genius intelligence allowed him to be a competent Tool Person while also multitasking.

To say that I understand a little bit about Dr. Shepherd is, of course, a humble statement.

He was worried that if he spoke the truth again at this moment, he would overdo it and make others uncomfortable.

In the United States, being excellent is not a problem; it can be demonstrated at any time.

But Just You Show, you should tone it down a bit.

After all, anti-intellectualism is rampant in the United States.

Of course, those who work in hospitals are not the main group of anti-intellectuals.

However, the gap between a super genius and a smart person is much larger than the gap between a smart person and an average United States.

It's best to play it safe.

The images of Juno and Karen involuntarily surfaced in Adam's mind.

Those words were actually spoken by Juno to him at the beginning.

It was Juno's reminder that prompted Adam to pay attention to anesthesiology in advance.

Back when I was hunting and dissecting with Juno and the others in the cabin in the woods, I also seriously studied and practiced anesthesiology.

Juno was very interested at the time, leading Adam to believe that Juno wanted to be an anesthesiologist in the future.

Later, I thought of something and then let it go.

It makes perfect sense for Little Red Riding Hood to study anesthesia.

Compared to surgery, the practice of anesthesia is less different between humans and animals.

Differences in drug dosage can be completely corrected by referring to records in anesthesiology books.

In other words, he didn't obtain an anesthesiologist's license; otherwise, he could have easily become an anesthesiologist.

"Dr. Duncan, how did you discover that Dr. Tyler was asleep?"

The Operating Room was quiet for a while, then nurse Nurse Stafe couldn't help but ask.

Everyone looked over.

They were also curious about this question.

During the surgery, Dr. Tyler was facing the monitor, with his back to everyone else.

No one else noticed, but Adam did.

"Because Dr. Tyler held that position for 3 minutes and 27 seconds."

Adam explained.

"3 minutes and 27 seconds?"

The group looked at each other in bewilderment.

"You managed to remember all of this?"

Dr. Shepherd exclaimed incredulously, "And this is while he's working as my assistant?"

He clearly felt that Adam was very dedicated to being his assistant.

Whether assisting with surgery or answering his questions, they were the best interns he had ever seen.

"It's nothing really."

Adam smiled reservedly, "You know I have High-Definition Photographic Memory. I noticed out of the corner of my eye that Dr. Tyler's movements never changed. I flipped to the time of his initial movement, calculated it, and the time came out."

Everyone: "..."

It's nothing special!

"Did you already notice that Dr. Tyler was asleep?"

Dr. Shepherd's eyes flashed. "If the monitor's data hadn't been fluctuating abnormally, would you have kept quiet?"

"Of course not."

Adam denied this, saying, "I noticed the fluctuations in the monitor data first, and then I realized that Dr. Tyler might have fallen asleep."

The crowd's gazes immediately turned strange.

Although Adam denied it, they weren't fools; they knew it was impossible for Adam to admit it.

But it is more likely that Dr. Shepherd's guess is correct.

This result made people's feelings about Adam even more complicated.

However, the emotions were mostly positive.

There is a principle among doctors: you should not question others.

Nobody likes someone who oversteps the line.

After all, nobody wants to be the one who gets violated.

Adam publicly pointed out Dr. Tyler's mistake, thus averting a surgical accident.

Faced with the facts, no one had anything to say.

But I still had some doubts in my heart.

This is human nature.

But if Dr. Shepherd's guess is correct, then Adam's actions are perfectly fine.

Because Adam had already shown Dr. Tyler enough leniency.

Everyone felt this kindness and smiled at Adam.

Adam responded with a smile.

Indeed.

Adam, who had been keeping a close eye on Dr. Tyler, discovered it within ten seconds of Dr. Tyler falling asleep.

However, he did not make a fuss about it.

Because if there are no problems with the anesthesia, what difference does it make whether the anesthesiologist, Taylor, continues playing crossword puzzles or sleeps until the end?

Adam certainly wouldn't risk offending a top anesthesiologist by speaking out.

Second floor Observation Room.

George was devastated when he heard this.

Both offended people, so why did Adam receive everyone's praise and support, while he was treated differently?

He could never forget the look of astonishment and confusion in everyone's eyes when he was kicked out of the Operating Room, as if they thought he was a clueless, arrogant brat.

They're all interns, is it necessary to treat them so differently?

Anesthesiologist Dr. Pellington arrived quickly and took over the remaining work, monitoring the patient's blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, end-tidal carbon dioxide concentration, airway pressure, and BIS value, ready to make adjustments as needed.

Fortunately, the Dramatic Aura disappeared completely after Dr. Tyler left.

Everything went smoothly.

The surgeon, Dr. Shepherd, announced the surgery was a success and left the Operating Room to share the good news with the patient's parents who were waiting outside.

This type of major surgery is very expensive.

Dr. Shepherd naturally wanted to treat him with as much courtesy as possible.

Otherwise, most of the time, it's the resident physicians or even interns who make the notifications.

In Island Nation, even if the hospital director is involved, they often personally meet with the patient's family and personally notify them after a successful surgery.

Normally, before or after surgery, the patient's family would give a generous gift as a token of gratitude...

This is the United States. Attending Physician like Shepherd, who collaborate with hospitals, operate on a revenue-sharing basis.

The patient's family's thank-you gift was already included in the exorbitant surgery fee...

After Shepherd left, the anesthesiologist got busy.

Anesthesiologists work somewhat like pilots.

Preoperative visits require a thorough understanding of the patient's health condition, much like inspecting an airplane to ensure it can take off smoothly.

Postoperative recovery requires ensuring the patient wakes up from anesthesia, much like observing a runway to ensure a safe landing for an airplane.

During the procedure, just like with an airplane's autopilot, everything is fine if there are no problems, but if a problem occurs, it must be dealt with immediately.

The patient was taken to the postoperative recovery room to await waking up.

Adam went to ward number 2 to check on Bill's condition.