Will-you-have-a-happy-ending-as-an-animal-health-technician
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 59 matches
(choice, don, exam, examination, first, major, motivation, project, report, research, student, task, training)Dance : 24 matches
(back, break, check, checking, close, ending, quick, together, turn)Law : 17 matches
(aggression, alienation, animals, case, close, examination, minutes, noise, offer)Target Structure: (9 matches)
alienation (1 match)
come in handy (1 match)
drawback (1 match)
dread (1 match)
foot in the door (1 match)
fulfillment (1 match)
hinder (1 match)
internship (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
Will-you-have-a-happy-ending-as-an-animal-health-technician
So many choices.
You are an animal health student who finally finishes your studies. You feel both relieved and nervous, because now you are ready for real life with your future job. You feel dread, but also some motivation because you are searching for fulfillment and not a dead-end-job. After your internship, you feel that this experience will really come in handy for your future.
Choice 1 : Choose veterinary clinics.
Choice 2 : Choose research laboratories.
Choose veterinary clinics.
Great, you have been accepted into a veterinary clinic a few minutes from your home. Your training starts today, make good impression.
Choice 1 : When you enter the clinic, you take the time to greet all your new colleagues.
Choice 2 : You don't want them to find you annoying on the first day, so you stay discreet.
Choose research laboratories.
Great, the famous Charles River research laboratory wants you as a technician. Be very careful, this is a strict environment with rules to respect. This opportunity feels like a foot in the door.
Choice 1 : For your first day, you wear something cute.
Choice 2 : You wear something comfortable and long under your lab coat.
When you enter the clinic, you take the time to greet all your new colleagues.
Everyone finds you kind and sociable. Later, you see a colleague who has difficulty trimming a dog's nails. She looks discouraged and the animal is becoming more and more agitated.
Choice 1 : You offer your help.
Choice 2 : She can handle it alone.
You don't want them to find you annoying on the first day, so you stay discreet.
Your colleague finds you a bit strange. You don't look happy to be there, and they feel some alienation in your presence.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.
For your first day, you wear something cute.
Seriously, in a laboratory? They don't even let you enter. This is a major drawback.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.
You wear something comfortable and long under your lab coat.
Good choice. Later, in your break time, your hear a strange noise.
Choice 1 : Goes check the source of the noise.
Choice 2 : Ignore the noise.
You offer your help.
She accepted with pleasure. The task is finished in a few minutes, and you become very close. It has already been several months at the clinic. During an anesthesia, the machine indicates that the animal is inhaling CO2.
Choice 1 : This is not normal, you immediately report it to your colleagues.
Choice 2 : It is normal, nothing unusual. You stay focused and continue checking the machine during anesthesia.
This is not normal, you immediately report it to your colleagues.
Bravo, a catastrophe was avoided. Your colleagues praise your observation and your quick reaction. Later, a dachshund is brought to the clinic for a health exam.
Choice 1 : Put a muzzle on it in case it bite you.
Choice 2 : Do not put a muzzle.
Goes check the source of the noise.
Oh no, a beagle has escaped. Luckily you went to check, this could have gone badly. You put in back in its cage. Later you are working on a project about staphylococcus, a very virulent stain. You remember you did disinfect your workspace when leaving lasts.
Choice 1 : Turn back quikly and clean it.
Choice 2 : It is not that serious, you will do it tomorrow.
Ignore the noise.
A beagle has escaped and managed to start a fire in the laboratory. You now have no place to work.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices
Put a muzzle on it.
Why would you put a muzzle? It has shown no sign of aggression. If you are afraid of animals, this is not the right job for you.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.
Do not put a muzzle on it.
The dog is very calm and allows a full examination without any problems. Later, a small kitten is brought to the clinic. It is adorable and healthy, but unfortunately it is orphaned.
Choice 1 : Adopte it.
Choice 2 : Do not adopte it.
Turn back quickly and clean it.
Luckily you were the last one to leave, so no one was contamined in the meantime. Later, you participate in a big project to treat animals and humans with rabies.
Choice 1 : You pute a lot of effort into the research, even when results are not conclusive you stay honest.
Choice 2 : To speed up research, you lied about some results.
It is not that serious, you will do it tomorrow.
Someone arrives before you and gets contaminated. The bacteria spread worldwide and there is now a pandemic. This is a serious case of lack of control.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.
Adopt it.
Good choice. You live happily together, and it brings life to your apartment.
Choice 1 : You have your happy ending.
You put a lot of effort into the research, even when results are not conclusive you stay honest.
After several years, the medication is released. You helped save lives thanks to your research and transparency. This feels worthwile.
Choice 1 : You have your happy ending.
To speed up research, you lie about some results.
Lying in research is a terrible idea. Because of your lie, the medication could be dangerous and harm others. This is a serious hinder to progress.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.
She can handle it alone.
The clinic does not want you anymore. You do not know how to work in a team.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start and make better choices.