Nineteenth Century Medical Guide

Chapter 132 129. Anatomy Class

Kavi is indeed face-blind, and has never been able to recognize Europeans.

What can be seen are some people who are in frequent contact with each other, such as Bergett, Hills, Herman, and Ignatz. After getting along for a long time, you can recognize people by memorizing some characteristics of clothing and facial expressions.He can barely remember people like Morazo and Laszlo, but if they are put in a crowd, there may be no way to get stuck.

Because there were only a few styles of clothes in the 19th century, women might still be able to distinguish them by skirts and jewelry, while men could only distinguish them by height and movements.

In Austria, adult males will grow beards more or less, and the beard will cover a considerable part of the face and expression, which makes Kavey sometimes only distinguish who is standing in front of him from the length and shape of the eyes and the beard itself. .

The person who patted him on the shoulder was a short and thin young man, estimated to be less than 1.7 meters.

He was wearing an ordinary black long coat, a white shirt, a high collar, and an exaggerated seal beard on his fair face. something.

Of course, what made him feel the most strange was that this guy knew him but he didn't know him at the same time, just like when he first met Mick after time travel.

Carvey was stunned: "You are."

"Fron."

"Hello."

The other party was not hostile, just smiled and turned and walked into the classroom.

They don't know each other at all, and Kawei can only treat the other party as an audience who used to be in the auditorium, and deal with it.Later, I sat back in my seat and thought about it. Maybe it was normal to be recognized after a few successful operations.

"Welcome to the oldest university in all of Europe."

Standing on the stage is the director of the anatomy teaching and research section, who is also the teacher of anatomy at the undergraduate level.Like many students, he was wearing a black suit, and he had some skeleton models at hand: "My name is Lange, and I will teach you anatomy in this large classroom and in the anatomy exhibition hall next door for the next three years.

If there is anything you don’t understand, you are welcome to come to my teaching and research office, which is on the third floor of the office building.Go up the stairs and turn left and walk in. I usually appear in these three places during the day. "

The first anatomy course after Carvey's time travel started with such a straightforward introduction.

Anatomy in the 19th century has not been systematically subdivided, and the course is explained one by one in the order of "Human Anatomy and Operation Atlas" published in 1851.But this book is not easy, and it is very difficult for medical students who are new to anatomy to start directly.

Therefore, before the formal lecture, Professor Langer still took care of the feelings of these newcomers, starting with the most basic history and purpose of anatomy.In the teacher's mind, once the learning purpose is clarified for the students, the subsequent teaching process will be much smoother.

Of course, he did not forget to give a good review of this best-selling anatomy textbook throughout Europe.

"This is the result of 20 years of hard work by two outstanding Frenchmen [1]."

Although Lange did not wait to see the French, he still expressed his respect with the word excellence: "From the initial simple illustrations to the later compilation into a book into the teaching world, it has proved its status in anatomy, otherwise We wouldn't have changed an old book to this version a few years ago"

Carvey was not interested in listening to such things, and sat in the corner flipping through the anatomy book by himself.

Judging from the layout of the whole book, there is not much difference from modern anatomy, and we still choose to start with the whole body skeleton of the human body. 【2】

The most important thing about bones is nothing more than the skull and spine that protect the central nervous system. In fact, only those things can be taught.But unlike the rigid photos and computer graphics of modern times, the illustrations here are more aesthetically pleasing and realistic.

It is also the first time that Carvey has seen such an anatomical atlas, and the angle of the painting and the effort to fully present the anatomy to the world are obvious.

"What a beautiful skull."【3】

Professor Lange gave a brief introduction to today's class: "Today is the general introduction to bones, let's learn about the spine first. Please turn to page 3 first, which shows the front and rear views of the spine of an adult and a full-term fetus. The spine includes the cervical spine , thoracic spine, lumbar spine and coccyx, in which the coccyx includes the sacrum and the coccyx. The adult sacrum is formed by the fusion of five sacral vertebrae, which have been marked here [4]

On the next page, this is a lateral view of the adult and term fetal spine [5].Usually we can regard the spine as a whole, but for anatomy, these bones are driven by ligaments and muscles, and they can be disassembled to carefully observe their morphological and structural characteristics.

There is a knowledge point in these two pages, please remember it! "【6】

At this point, there was a clatter of pages turning in the student seats, and notebooks were placed on the table.

The knowledge points emphasized in the class are also the test points in the future. Other subjects may have the integration of logic and knowledge points, but anatomy does not.Anatomical knowledge points are things that exist objectively. From naming to operation, they must be memorized by rote, and there is no shortcut.

For novices who have just graduated from middle school and entered the university classroom, all they can do is to listen to lectures and take notes.

But for Carvey, who has already memorized the anatomy of the human body, it is a waste of time to listen carefully to the lectures.But the class hours stipulated by the school must be completed, and he must appear in class now.

Fortunately, the author of this anatomy textbook, which is comparable to any blue life and death love, seems to have considered this problem and added a lot of surgical operation diagrams in the last 1/3 of the book.Compared with Ignatz's hand-painted book, it is much more exquisite. Not only does it have more content to operate, but the artist also specially colored many local anatomical positions that need to be distinguished.

Carvey casually flipped through the pages of the book, looking for content that belonged to his interests.

"It turns out that the medical anatomy class is like this."

Suddenly there was a soft sigh behind him, and Carvey looked back. The guy named Flon had been sitting behind him all the time: "When can I see the corpse? It would be even better if he could go directly to the stage!" "

Carvey was still surprised why he sat behind him, but another classmate next to Flon said: "It's not difficult to look at the corpse. I heard that you can read it after the general theory in the early stage. But if you want to If you want to do it yourself, you may have to wait until next year.”

"So long?" Flon looked a little disappointed, "I thought I would be able to participate in dissection as soon as I entered medical school."

"My name is Mattick."

"Fron."

"Kavi."

".Kavi?"

"Ah."

Mattick quickly dismissed the flash of thought just now, and said with a smile: "Hehe, there are so many people with the same name."

After the three briefly told their names, they continued to discuss the difficulty of the anatomy course.

Carvey said very lightly: "It's just something that needs to be remembered, just remember it."

Flon also said it very lightly, but it seems that there are some cynical complex feelings mixed in this lightheartedness: "So why do you have to have someone give lectures on things that just need to be memorized? Isn't it good to just get started? So many surgeons out there rely on listening to lectures to become talented?"

"Hey, that's how medicine is. Don't think about what's there, just take notes."

Mattick, like everyone else, held a pen in his hand and buried himself in recording what Professor Lange said: "Anatomy has always been the subject with the highest failure rate in medical schools. 'Anatomy can't be inverted if philosophy is inverted' is a famous saying here. Because there is still a chance to pour philosophy, but if you pour here, you will definitely be asked to delay your graduation.”

This is a very serious statement. The postponing of undergraduate graduation means that the possibility of continuing to study for a master's degree in this school has become very slim.

It would be very dishonorable to transfer from the Vienna Medical School to any other school in the empire, and the resume after graduation would be looked down upon by others, it would be a stain on life.

But Kavey just nodded, still flipping through his things in his own way.

His self-confidence comes from the knowledge already stored in his mind, he will definitely pass the exam, and there is no need to attend lectures at all, but Flon, who is behind him, is confident for no reason.He just lay on the table like this, and the anatomy class less than 15 minutes into the lecture has become a lullaby to his ears, making him yawn again and again.

Finally, Flon's concentration stopped completely, his eyelids drooped unconsciously, and he could only refresh himself by looking for interesting things: "What are you rummaging about?"

The first time is familiar and the second time is familiar, and Carvey is not surprised: "This book is quite interesting, I will read it casually."

"By the way, why don't you take notes like him?" Flon felt strange, and asked in a low voice, "I think they are all taking notes. Are you afraid that you won't be able to graduate?"

"Don't you remember?"

"Oh, I don't want to write, it's too boring, I just want to use a knife." Flon was very disappointed with the long-awaited medical class, "Listening to the class is so boring, when can I cut people?"

Before class, Carvey only thought that he was the child of some nobleman or wealthy businessman, and that he was an ordinary medical student who had the ambition to save the common people after graduating from middle school.But now it seems that he is actually a 3-minute hot guy who regards studying medicine as a hobby.

Dedicated to learning anatomy; getting to know oneself for no reason; being lazy and capricious in class with no discipline at all; coupled with the faint fragrance coming from behind and the somewhat similar face shape, Kawei basically guessed this "Flonn" true identity.

"Listen to the class carefully, don't waste the money your dad spent."

Flon was taken aback: "Huh? Carvey, did you recognize me?"

Mattick tapped on the table lightly: "Can you two speak softly? I can hardly hear you!"

On the first day of school, they didn't listen carefully and talked to each other in the corner. It seemed that they jumped in front of Professor Lange's gun with all their might and rushed to make an example of him.The voice really affected Lange's teaching rhythm, and the teaching stick fell heavily on the podium: "What are you three doing?"

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"Are you here to play?"

Lange raised his hand and almost knocked the skeleton model on the podium with a stick: "It's only the first day of school, and the most important anatomy class is taught. How many senior students don't forget to run to The anatomy class in the lower grades is a make-up class, so I really don’t know the annual failure rate of the anatomy class?”

The three of them didn't dare to talk nonsense, and finally calmed down after being scolded.
For a while.

Where there is Naya, it is impossible to stop!
As Carvey expected, the aunt's father invested a large sum of money in the medical school in order to make her wish come true, just to get the chance to be an auditor.If the other party was a boy, the school might open the door after spending 30 to [-] yuan, but now it is a girl, the school is still a little reserved.

"What? 120 million???" It was Carvey's turn to be surprised this time, "Just to make you come here to make trouble?"

"What? Not convinced?"

"Convincing, convinced!" Carvey deeply understood the essence of "money can make ghosts grind". "No wonder he said that he didn't have much working capital in his hand before I wanted to open a pharmaceutical factory. I dare to spend it here."

"What are you talking about?" Mattick finally couldn't hold back his curiosity and asked, "What pharmaceutical factory?"

"It's nothing, it's just that his father wants to open a pharmaceutical factory."

"Why do you want to open a pharmaceutical factory? Shouldn't more steel factories be opened these days?" Mattick began to brag about his father, "Iron mines + steel factories are really profitable, and my father bought a manor last year. It is ready for me to live in after graduation.”

Naya has no interest in this kind of thing: "The pharmaceutical factory is really not very good. It is important that I go to school."

"Yes, you are right"

Kawei smiled wryly and flattered, but the fist in his hand was hardened.

Also with hard fists was Professor Lang who was teaching the structure of the skull [7]. Since he knocked on the podium just now, he paid special attention to the three mischievous ghosts.It's just that in middle school, this kind of desertion in class is still humane, but in the medical school, there are nobles with titles everywhere, and no one is used to them.

"The one in the penultimate row." Lang pointed to Mattick, "you, get up and answer the question."

Finished!

Answer question?what is the problem? ? ?
Mattick's mind was distracted by the two, and now his mind is blank.

"You don't know what's wrong?"

Mattick shook his head helplessly.

"Then invite the one behind you." Lange continued to roll the roll, "Yes, it's you, don't lie on the table, get up and answer the questions quickly!!!"

Naja stood up abruptly, not wanting to give the professor any face at all, and directly chose to show off: "I don't know!"

"Okay, I don't know, it's really amazing!" Lange pressed his anger in his chest and continued to roll the roll. Naturally, this time it was Kavi among the three, "You, the one who has been flipping through the book, get up and answer my question." question."

Carvey stood up slowly, looked at Lange whose lungs were about to explode in front of the stands, and said, "If I remember correctly, the teacher has been lecturing just now and didn't ask any questions."

(End of this chapter)