Zhou Can has made significant progress, partly due to learning a great deal from Doctor Feng, and partly because he has been fervently studying basic medical knowledge recently, showing initial results.
Of course, it is also heavily related to his cumulative daily efforts.
Every day, he learns a bit through rounds, patient management, and participating in surgeries, which leads to considerable progress over time.
"Dr. Guan, should we place a nasogastric tube for him?"
"Of course! You do it better than I do, I'll leave it all to you!"
Dr. Guan is quite confident in him.
When performing partial intestinal resections, it is advisable to place a nasogastric tube for gastrointestinal decompression, which is beneficial for exposure during the surgery.
It also prevents choking and other accidents due to vomiting under anesthesia.
Zhou Can considers all aspects thoroughly, incorporating many techniques and pieces of knowledge only known to professional anesthetists.
