Shadowing-Übung: Day in my Life as a Biomedical Engineering Student | Patient Imaging, Research, Cooking, Piano - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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good morning it is monday
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good morning it is monday
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and i'm just getting ready to go to work it is pretty gloomy here today in vancouver it's raining
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and usually i really hate the rain
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but it's been sunny for like three weeks straight
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so I don't mind a little bit of rain but it is pretty gloomy outside
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I always bring lunch because eating out of Vancouver is so expensive so I always pack something
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it's 9 30 right now and our first patient is scheduled to come at around 11
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so i think i'm gonna head out class comes in 11 minutes
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so i can go and set up and do some work before they come probably
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This is our custom-built OCT system.
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We usually have clinical trials every week where we get patients with different types of ocular diseases
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and there are a few studies we're doing right now
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but we want to see if we image them with our system
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and then process the data in our way if can see more information than what the commercialized OCT systems can tell us.
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There are definitely different types of biomedical engineering.
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There are wet labs where you work with a lot of solutions and samples, and then I am part of a dry lab, so it's mostly computers, processing,
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and on top of that there's also clinical work that we do.
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We need this clinical data so that we can continue improving our systems and our algorithms.
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And with every study you're going to need patients assigned search and consent forms.
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So we usually get the patient list for the day
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and then we hand it off to the front desk at the clinic
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and then when it is time they send the patient to us
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or we go down and get the patient and then once we finish with our system we send them back.
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Our work is purely research, it's not really part of their clinical diagnosis but this information
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that we are able to get we share directly back with the clinicians
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and the clinicians will share it back with the patients.
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I usually do a calibration with a model eye but I cannot find that model eye right now.
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This is our software so when you click start it'll start scanning
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and if there's an eye you'll see something but I cannot find the model eye right now so.
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It is raining quite hot outside, but I just finished helping out with the imaging.
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We have two students helping us, so I'm going to head back to the lab and do some work while they finish for the day.
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Yeah, they've been doing well.
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I feel like the rest of my day will be quite uneventful because I'll just be at the computer all day.
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um but yeah we'll see so
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I'm going to go to the next one.
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Alright, I'm gonna get some coffee.
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Let's see.
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You have to take the coffee and check the test data.
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I'm gonna take the test data and if it's pretty off, you can just keep eating the substitute.
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TV best specific.
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Just get up.
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It's hard to get time with data. For a year school. So...
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I just got home.
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It's been quite a long day.
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I mean, it's not too bad, but it was also raining really hard
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so like the back of my pants were all wet because when you walk you kick the water up
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okay so i'll probably shower and then i will cook i am making something new today
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so i'm kind of excited um yeah see you soon okay so today i'm trying a new recipe with chicken wings and
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fermented bean curd if you're chinese you probably know what this is
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This is gonna be a little salty so I'm only gonna use a little bit of marinade,
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just a little. so so
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The first thing I want to do is to make sure that the the the I enjoyed it.
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I enjoyed it.
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It was a good a lot.
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I enjoyed it.
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You should be able to cook.
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How did you drink?
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How can I go find it?
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You know what I'm doing.
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I think if you were not interested in it, we could start making sense of a food.
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I'd like to be careful.
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You're not able to cook.
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I'm like, oh, he's not the best.
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You just want to cook.
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I'm going to cook.
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I want to cook my chicken.
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I'm just leaving.
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I'm not getting a sandwich.
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Dinner is served.
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I have the fermented bean curd chicken wings and some veggies.
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And then I just have some leftover tofu.
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Spicy tofu.
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So finishing that.
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Let's try the chicken wings.
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Whoa oh
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I feel like every time i make some yummy food i'm always super proud of myself Have you seen the phoeyu chicken?
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that's good it's really good
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I don't actually have the energy to practice a lot
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but there's this part that I've been drilling
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so I thought it would be a good idea to have these review some of it.
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Thank
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you you
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