a mechanic!

" person who uses tools to repair things (generally machinery) or works to keep things operating properly" is the wikipedia definition of a mechanic which can very well be applied to a orthopedician except that he works on the bones instead of on the machines!..We had our 3rd round OT[operation theater] yesterday and were very much convinced of this fact.Typically a OT begins with the patient arriving to the room on time and is given preoperative medications.Here (in orthopedics) a single operation requires atleast a team of 3 surgeons where the other 2 except putting pressure and exhibiting their physical force on the patient don't do anything else.No wonder orthopedics fails to attract the opposite sex [so called weaker ones physically:), yet to find a female orthopedician] and really pity all those people who work here[:(].then after the OT we were made familiar with some instruments which had all kinds of nails and screws.