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I can support your opinion. But I think I prefer to believe that the sounds, or the shadows or the things that I could see all my life I always tried to think that someone alive originated them.

Although they scared me, I thought it was caused by something living and not something dead.

I don't think he has developed an auditory pathology. With so many years that I have worked in hospital areas and have heard from hundreds of colleagues and other members of my team about their experiences. I concluded that everyone has their own truth from their experiences.

You cannot sleep soundly in the work area. The person always remains awake, because they are asleep and waiting for a cry for "emergency" help and they have to run out of bed to attend to them.

The nursing staff rotates through all the hospital services. It may take a year or two and then move on to another service. In fact, my colleague was now in the operating room and I was the one working in the delivery room.

Hmm that actually makes sense. But in most cases it ends up as an auditory problem because they get so used to hearing it. Like the phantom ringing syndrome? But i remember back when i napped in the laboratory, ot was normal to hear buzzing and beeping so napping there was nearly impossible so i rather not nap in the lap after those attempts because i always think my samples might burn or that buzzing was mine

Ohh so there's a service rotation for nurses. That's new knowledge to me

Sometimes silent sounds are taken into account according to our own perception. Always listen to the sounds in the hospital. All types. I never thought it was someone, but something makes the sound.

The nurses in my country rotate through the hospital to acquire knowledge in all areas. They do it like us doctors. that we rotate every 6 months through an area to obtain more knowledge.

If i remember correctly, there's this certain frequency that really triggers the brain to have an auditory sensation imprinted on it

Ohh then it like you already did medical school with that kind of shifting. That's really awesome though, the general knowledge in treatment would be really helpful too. I guess nurses there are very flexible to the patients they receive

The work style of nurses is not very different from that of doctors. In fact, when I studied medicine, it helped me a lot that I was already a nurse. even at bedtime he had many ghost stories to tell. Hahaha

The nursing job there is kind of like an intro to medical school already 😂😂😂 ohh well he wanted a good laugh, i guess