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Five days off in a row, and then two weeks till my quarterly review. Time flies- and I almost don't know what to do with myself.
[Dr. Yumeno is apparently in a very pensive and candid mood tonight, sitting back thoughtfully on a sofa in a very modernist, clean apartment, dimmed, with cooled blues of a projection-image aquarium swimming on the wall ( Read more... )
[Dr. Yumeno is apparently in a very pensive and candid mood tonight, sitting back thoughtfully on a sofa in a very modernist, clean apartment, dimmed, with cooled blues of a projection-image aquarium swimming on the wall ( Read more... )
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There are mothers there?
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How much longer are you planning on being out?
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Not much longer. Why? Do you need me to pick something up on the way home?
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What's even open, after siren? No...I was only wondering.
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To be honest Dr. Yumeno I think most people would be unprepared in these situations, but you do a fine job of remaining calm and informative in the troubled times. I've seen my fair share of healers and while some are more focused in on the injuries, you take the time to worry about more than that.
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How would I go about treating an infected wound?
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It's just that I'm used to dealing with things on a larger scale- (though Romdeau was something of a microcosm in itself.) I suppose no one's expected to feel so secure, working under these circumstances...it's just a very different environment. Still very new.
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How would you go about it? Have you been down to the clinic? How long has the wound gone untreated, and how long has it been inflamed? Do you have a fever? If it's bacterial, you'll need to be prescribed an antibiotic.
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[He sighs, frustrated. Remus wants to say it isn't him with the wound but he doesn't.]
No to the clinic. It went approximately six days allowing the wound to ooze and dry before being properly cleaned, and hot compresses are applied to help get rid of the infected material along with a sever cleaning spells. No fever as of yet and it itches. Bacterial, that would mean wonky yellow ooze, wouldn't it?
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Yes. That sounds like a bacterial infection. Aside from...er...cleaning spells? There's been no other magic involved thus far? I would go down to the clinic at dawn. I won't be there- but the waiting room fills up quickly after siren. It sounds like that will need a prescription for a topical or oral antibiotic.
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They like starting their newcomers on third shift. It seems most of us are assigned to clinic work.
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It takes the same understanding of human physiology, the same knowledge (with some added on unfamiliarities, but thankfully I'm not without supportive staff and other doctors), but the skill set is outside what I used to call routine. Not impossible, but different enough to prove...challenging, at times.
Unless you meant transferring upstairs, which wasn't really to be taken too serious. Passing wishful thinking, and mostly curiosity on my part. It's just a much more pleasant atmosphere, bringing people into the world, instead of trying to keep them there.
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I didn't think so. Though you should remember that once they're in the world, the nurses must have to fight to keep some of them there, too. Aren't babies supposed to be really fragile?
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Yes, that's true, and there are complications. It's a tremendously important field, I have enormous respect for the staff, and I don't mean to make light of their work up there at all.
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