2.Sometimesitfeelsasthoughmybrainisjugglingsomanycompetingdetails,thatonestrayrequestfromapatients--evenonethatisquiterelevant--mightsendthedelicatelybalancedthree-ringcircustumblingdown.\x0d3.Aninnocent--and

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2 .Sometimes it feels as though my brain is juggling so many competing details ,that one stray request from a patients -- even one that is quite relevant -- might send the delicately balanced three-ring circus tumbling down .\x0d3 .An innocent -- and completely justified -- request ,but I feel that this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back ,that the precarious balance of all that I'm keeping in the air will be simply unhinged .\x0d4 .The resultant neuronal overload will continue to present a distracted air to our patients that may be interpreted as us not listening ,or perhaps not caring .\x0d5 .It has the luxury of being able to crash ,and of a reassuring ,omniscient hand to press the reboot button .

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2.有时候觉得我的大脑是在很多细节,竞争,一个流浪请求从一个病人——甚至一个非常相关的,可能发送微妙平衡三环马戏团滚落下来.3.一个无辜的和完全合理的请求,但我觉得这可能是稻草,打破了骆驼的背,我的不稳定的平衡保持在空中将只是精神错乱.4.合成神经过载将继续呈现出分散空气对我们的病人,可能会被解读为我们不听,或者不关心.5.它能够奢侈的崩溃,和安心的,无所不知的手按下启动按钮.