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AKB48 research students! Wow!
Yay!
I'm Kudo Akasumi of AKB48 research students.
I'm Sato Ayumi of AKB48 research students.
I'm May May of AKB research students.
Wow!
We're in Shinjuku today.
Yes.
What are we doing?
We're not in Yokohama.
Is that so?
You're right.
Yokohama used to be Canada.
There are a lot of buildings today.
The hint is this building in the back.
What?
I've seen it.
I've seen it a lot.
Have you seen it?
I often see buildings when I come to Shinjuku.
I'm curious about it.
You're from Shinjuku.
Yes!
I'm from Shinjuku.
I've seen it, but I don't know what it's for.
Actually, this building is a school.
What?
Is it a school?
It's a school.
I didn't know it was such an expensive building.
Many schools are gathered here.
This time, we're going to have an experiment class at this school to become nurses' eggs.
Are we going to hatch eggs?
That's right!
Are we going to hatch eggs?
I think so.
Are we going to hatch eggs?
That's right.
We're going to hatch eggs.
That's right.
You're full of messages.
Are you interested in medical fields?
What?
But...
What?
My family is medical.
Wow!
Before joining AKB48, I wanted to be a medical nurse.
Wow!
That's cool!
Do you know a lot about it?
Do you have any information about AKB48?
No, I don't.
Not at all.
Can we learn about AKB48 today?
Yes, you can.
We also prepared uniforms for you.
It's my first time.
I'm looking forward to it.
19 research students are shocked and shocked again.
The abilities you need for the show are displayed throughout the show!
The ability you need for the show is displayed throughout the show!
The Mode Academy Kokun Tower you'll be visiting today is a combined school of six schools, including Tokyo Mode Academy of Fashion, Beauty and Design, Gen, CG and Anime.
The primary school where the three of you will experience nursing is a specialty school where you can obtain a 7th and 16th degree in medical science and learn team-related medical care that the medical field requires.
We've changed our clothes!
How do we look?
It's my first time. You look great!
I'm sorry! I'm sorry for singing!
I'm sorry!
You've done it before, haven't you?
Just a little!
You haven't, have you?
Just a little!
You've done it before, haven't you?
Wow!
You haven't, have you?
I haven't!
You haven't, have you?
That's not good!
Shall we get started with the experience?
Yes!
Let's go!
I'm nervous!
It's in here, isn't it?
It's thumping!
Shall we knock on the door?
May we come in?
Excuse me!
Hello!
Excuse me!
Inside, it's like a real hospital!
Wow!
What is it?
Excuse me!
Yes, we aim to become nurses.
Wow!
Now, we'd like you to experience what it's like to become nurses.
Yes!
We'll do our best!
Lesson 1. Learn how to wash your hands!
Now, we're going to wash our hands.
Yes!
I'm sure you all wash your hands regularly.
Yes!
I'm sure you all wash your hands regularly.
Yes!
I'm sure you all wash your hands regularly.
In order to prevent infection, hand washing technology is very necessary.
So let's get started!
Now, please apply a cream that has been dirtied and wash your hands as usual.
Excuse me for a moment.
It's dirtied, so you can see if it's properly removed after washing your hands.
After hand washing, if you put your hands under a separate light,
the cream left over from the dirt will shine and you can check whether a proper hand washing is done.
After applying the cream, please wash your hands as usual.
I'll wash my hands.
I'm nervous just washing my hands.
But you wash your hands as usual, so you don't have to wash your hands a lot for the camera.
Yes, I always wash my hands like this, and I don't close my hands, so I do it like this.
I also wash my wrists.
Really?
Yes, it's true!
I've never seen you so nervous.
My dad tells me that a lot.
I'm done!
It's clean.
Next up is Kudou's hand washing!
I'll wash Kudou's face.
First of all, I'll wash my hands as usual.
Do you have a particular way of washing your hands?
No, I don't.
Do you have a particular way of washing your hands?
I don't know.
But, well...
It feels good?
You mean your heart?
Yes, my heart.
I hope you wash your heart.
Yes, I do.
But I wash my ears a lot, too.
You look kind sometimes.
Yes, I do.
I don't know if you can see it or not.
I'm scared!
Is it like that?
I'm done.
I'm going to wash my hands.
I love washing my hands.
You're lying.
I've never seen you wash your hands.
I wash my hands a lot at home.
You're lying.
I wash my hands a lot at home.
I've never seen you wash your hands.
Don't lie to me.
I went to the bathroom with you, so please watch how I wash my hands.
You're lying.
I'm the kind of person who wants to do it for a long time.
I'm not particular about it, but I rub my hands a lot.
I'm risking my life for that.
I don't know if it's correct or not, but I'm going to wash my hands a lot.
You didn't wash your hands that much earlier.
You're lying.
I went to the bathroom with you earlier, but you didn't wash your hands.
That's not true.
But you said you wash your hands at home.
It's perfect.
I'm confident that it's the most beautiful.
It's done.
It's shiny.
Mr. Hanada, who is said to be washing his hands every day.
Mr. Hanada, who is said to be washing his hands every day is important for his heart, his hands are...
Here we go.
Here you go.
What?
What? There?
Fingertips?
Yes.
Fingertips and the back of the hand are still there.
But you didn't wash your hands completely.
That's right.
You didn't wash your hands at all?
No.
It's difficult to wash hands.
It's difficult.
The palm of the hand has little residue, but the back of the hand has a lot of residue.
Mr. Hanada, who is said to like hand washing, his hands are...
Here we go.
I'm nervous.
What?
I'm so surprised.
Really.
I can't do it around my fingers.
The back of the hand is still there.
Yes.
Fingertips and other small parts have residue.
Is there a way to clean up the dirt?
There is an order, and there is also a place where it is easy for everyone to leave residue.
If you wash it with that in mind, you can wash it properly and cleanly.
Oh, I see.
I asked them to teach me a proper hand washing method recommended by this school.
First of all, this place is not very clean when everyone touches it.
So, I'll take out the water so that I don't touch it with my palm of my hand or something like that.
It's already started from there.
I've been holding it all the time.
First of all, wash your palm and palm of your hand, and then wash the parts that you tend to overlook.
Yes.
Wash your palm of your hand.
Wash the side of your hand, too.
I've never been conscious of it.
After that, wash between your fingers and fingertips.
There are a lot of places to wash, like your mother's finger and your thumb.
So, make sure you hold your thumb and wash between your fingers and fingertips.
I remember being taught about it.
Then, wash your wrist.
After washing away the soap properly, you're done.
Now that we've washed our hands again, let's see if they're clean.
I'm nervous.
I'm nervous, too.
Here we go.
It's like a strawberry.
My fingertips are clean, too.
Wow!
And here, too.
Oh, you're right!
Not at all.
With proper hand washing, there's less soap left between your fingers.
I always wash my hands like this.
I thought it was clean, but when I found out that it wasn't,
I was scared of eating, too.
I mean, I was supposed to wash them all clean, but here and there...
My palm is the dirtiest.
If I don't look at it again, it'll be full of bacteria.
That's true.
I've always washed my hands like this.
I think it's important to wash your hands in the right way.
It's going to be windy from now on, so I'd like to be careful.
Why don't we start cooking again today?
Next, there is a patient in this ward, so let's use a hearing aid and listen to the patient's lung sound and check it out.
Yes!
Lesson 2 Let's check the patient's condition with a hearing aid!
Excuse me, Ms. Keiko.
Excuse me.
I'll open the curtain.
Excuse me.
I'll open it.
You're really here.
You're right.
Are you a patient, Ms. Keiko?
Yes, I'm a patient.
My cheeks are a little red now.
You're right.
Would you like me to touch your pulse?
Excuse me.
How is it?
Can you hear me?
You're right!
I can hear you!
This is a mannequin that is actually used in class!
You can simulate various patients' conditions!
Now, I'd like to teach you how to use a hearing aid.
Have you ever seen a hearing aid?
No, I haven't. Thank you for teaching me.
Please open the hearing aid with a katakana letter and put it in your ear as it is.
Thank you very much.
Then, please touch the large membrane of the ear part of the hearing aid.
Wow!
I can hear it!
What is it?
I can hear it!
I can hear it clearly!
That's right.
Thanks to the membrane, I can hear the lungs.
I can hear the heartbeat and heartbeats.
Wow!
Now, let's actually hear the various sounds of lungs!
First of all, the student will show you a sample.
Peko-san, you will hear the sound of the chest.
Take a breath and make sure there is no abnormal sound.
First of all, let's hear the normal sound.
Kekko-san, excuse me.
Let's hear the sound of lungs.
It's like...
It's really heart-pounding, isn't it?
The sound of lungs is changed to an abnormal sound called "water cannon" caused by symptoms such as pneumonia.
Let's practice.
It's not cloudy but...
It's different from earlier.
-It's not like before. -Yeah, it's different.
Usually, we hear "dot, dot", but now we hear "dot, dot".
Right.
Now that we've heard both kinds of "high" sounds,
From now on, you three will be nurses.
You will guess which sound is normal and which sound is abnormal.
Once again for you viewers...
This is normal sound.
This is abnormal sound.
Which sound is normal and which sound is abnormal?
Let's think about it together!
Ms. Keiko, how are you today?
Oh, you're fine! That's good.
I'm going to listen to "ohai" now.
Excuse me.
"Ohai"
How do you feel?
You want me to nod, don't you?
I see. I see.
You are fine, aren't you?
Are you fine?
How do you feel?
Yes. She says she is healthy, but...
She may be a little unhealthy.
The answer is...
Correct.
Wow!
Keiko!
I heard a sound like "bobobobo" just now.
Was it a water sound?
Well, I heard that sound.
So I decided that it was this one.
I see.
Ms. Hanada made a slight difference in sound.
You did a great job!
Excuse me. Excuse me, Ms. Keiko. Good morning.
It's very cold today and the wind is cold, isn't it?
Well, let me hear your heartbeat. Excuse me.
How is it?
Ms. Yuemi.
Ms. Yuemi?
How is it?
She is serious.
How is the patient's condition?
Is it serious?
Ms. Keiko, your lung is not normal.
In fact, the patient, Keiko, is healthy now.
What?
Really?
She is confident.
Really?
I'm glad.
I'm glad I'm healthy.
I'm glad you are healthy, Keiko.
I'm glad.
But you asked me seriously.
I thought you would definitely get it right.
I said it with confidence.
What?
Did you read it wrong?
No, I didn't.
As a result of confidence, Keiko's lung is normal.
Yes, Keiko-san, hello.
I'm sorry for not being able to be in charge of the video this time.
Yes.
Your response is fast.
Excuse me for a moment.
Kinko-san, please stay alive.
Kinko-san, you are lovely.
How was your condition, Kinko-san?
Kinko-san, it was normal.
What is the answer?
It is correct. Thank you very much, Kinko-san.
You are healthy.
I'm glad.
I could hear your beautiful lung sound.
You were really healthy.
Yes, I'm glad.
But you said "oooh"
Was it normal?
It was normal.
Yes.
Even for students, it was difficult to distinguish at first.
Let's give a round of applause to Kudo-san who got it right.
Kinko-san, please stay alive.
Besides that...
We also had an experience of measuring blood pressure.
Thank you for your valuable experience since the beginning.
Thank you for your hard work.
It was amazing.
I had a lot of first-time experiences.
I learned a lot.
I want to wash my hands by myself in the future.
Everything was delicate.
I thought it was not good.
I thought it was a little rough.
But I got along with Keiko-san.
We communicated with each other.
That's great!
I learned a lot.
You said "great" a lot. Thank you.
I learned a lot of things I don't usually learn.
I want to be careful when I wash my hands.
It's a facility that you can't imagine from its appearance.
I thought it was amazing that so many schools were gathered.
It's amazing how difficult it is to take care of children.
I was able to feel it with my body and Keiko-san said it in a great way. It was fun.
We would like to do what we can do.
When I went to the hospital because I wasn't feeling well, I had to thank you.
Thank you for every day.
That's right.
Let's do our best from now on as well.
Yes! See you next week!
See you!
My stomach is not very normal.
I'm healthy.
What? Really?
It's true!
Shinni has changed her mind!