Forty-nine: Fear

Sweat dripped from the doctor's head.

Fear was an intensely unpleasant emotion in response to perceiving or recognizing a danger or threat. Theoretically, fear caused physiological changes that may produce behavioral reactions such as mounting an aggressive response or fleeing the threat.

"Doctor! His heart rate is dropping!" His assistant exclaimed in fear.

The doctor had suddenly froze out of fear.

They had to repair Ivan's skull fracture, remove a clot, stop bleeding in the brain, and relieve pressure building inside your skull.

Then if that went successful, they needed to attend to his broken bones and also his internal bleedings.

They needed to be fast and very careful or they might lose him.

"Doctor!" She yelled out.

Traditional and bipolar forceps, clamps and curettes, dissectors, drill bits and impactors, elevators and spreaders, hooks and probes, needles and needle holders, various types of retractors, scissors, spatulas, suction tubes and every other equipment needed was