The Hippocratic Oath is a sacred word pronounced by any graduate of a medical school. And it does not matter whether he is a surgeon "in the third generation" or not. It is important that they all commit themselves to preserving other people's lives.

But is it so easy to do, how to say "words"? That's kind of like a hereditary doctor, and around a remote province, because there is no experience and it must be somewhere to work.

And here ... oh, spaces for gaining experience! No tools, with electricity, endless interruptions, can be turned off even at the time of the operation itself! However, you quickly get used to it - the case is something ordinary, and the patient, although under anesthesia, but does not wait. No time to panic.

Yes, and the desire to help people is genuine, the truth, the rest of the staff does not help much, they are indifferent, and maybe there is not enough competence. And the "system" is not too conducive to ... help.

And then what is left for the young provincial doctor to do? One hundred grams for courage and write notes in your spare time about life. What can he do?