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I get you! Im halfway through my studies as a psychologist and day one was how you never ever put yourself in danger to save anyone. Just common sense （￣へ￣）
Realistically the grenade wouldn't be a dud and would've exploded and killed both her and Mil, leaving the rest of the soldiers to fend for themselves... ┑(￣Д ￣)┍ The operation would most likely also kill the soldier quickly afterwards because of the operation itself, bloodloss and the infection he most certainly will get.
She is being really nice to help him out but I am a paramedic and trying to go to med school and one of the main rules is that your personal saftey and the safety of your partner comes before the patient. That is mainly because yes you can try to save him but if you die well there goes everyone else's chance of servicial cause the only doctor is dead. That's why when a shooting happens paramedics arent cleared to enter or help untill the cops have shown up cause you will be of no help if you get hurt too. That and in the medical field you never ever do what you are not trained for. If someone falls next to me I am not cleared to do things that require a scale only doctors can. War doctors are also one of the only ones allowed to do surgery that involve bombs. Cause one again you want to make sure your knowledge is enough to save yourself and them.
I get it I am cringing over fiction but it is just so unrealistic that it makes her seem like an in Knowledge/ unresponsible doctor. She isn't only puting her self on the line but she is putting the lives of the other hurt soldiers on the line if she gets hurt or killed cause she I doing something she was not trained to do and it's extremely dangerous and since I was taught to know better it makes me cringe.