I am a medical student, clinical medicine. Medical students should get in touch with each other, no matter what their major is. When I was a freshman, I studied basic medical courses, and it was human anatomy that came into contact with corpses. I would like to add that human anatomy is not dissected by hand, but the study of normal human structure. It is divided into: systematic anatomy, local anatomy, sectional anatomy ... in which sectional anatomy is the main research of imaging major, because I want to do CT or something. I'm starting my anatomy experiment class now. I see bodies every day, both bottled and intact, but they are all dissected by teachers. I can't do it myself. At most, I just touch them. You don't have to be afraid of anything if you want to learn. I was scared at first, but I got used to it after watching too much. If I don't have the courage, how can I operate on patients in the future? I hope you also choose medicine! Become a professional doctor.