We're back to the usual episode length this week, the shortest so far and yet had so many medical terminologies used. New and rare instances and treatment -- cyanide poisoning and damage control. During operating scenes, I decided to simplify the medical terms used that it is easy to read and understand as you watch. Like instead of thoracotomy (
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it also worth to note that they are not really close (like bestfriend close) with each other to the point of calling each other by their name. unlike fujikawa and seajima, thats a different story as they are in relationship so fujikawa called saejima 'haruka' instead.
we would like to believe that they are close-knit friends but i dont really think thats the case. they are friends and close to each other (for work) and close enough to tell each other secrets or troubles but they are not bff or anything like that. note that in the first episode, when aizawa pass through hiyama in the hallway, hiyama give him a glance (like they just meet each other again after years apart or no contact) and he didnt even realize she was there. aizawa and shiraishi also has the distance like they just meet each other at work and it just stops there, like meeting each other on elevator, aizawa give consultation to lifesaving or pass through each other at cafeteria and so on. that is why shiraishi also reluctant to ask aizawa to come back to the team as she is not close to him in the first place.
for an example too, jun always call ohno, 'ohno-san' on air but when he didnt required to be formal, he will call him 'leader' as it is ohno's nickname. Same with sho, he always call ohno, 'ohno-san' but sometimes, we managed to catch him call ohno 'satoshi'. i think its the same case with yamapi and toma. while in formal setting, he will call yamapi 'yamashita' but i'm sure in private, he will either call him 'pi' or 'tomo'.
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