理解的对吗？谢谢

Further, being the attending on service when the average age and average oxygen saturation are both hovering in the upper 70s is not the ideal time for the charge nurse to come to me and say, “daktari, there is no more oxygen in the hospital. ” This occurred several years before the pandemic. Deciding who will get our last vials of ceftriaxone before helping family members find a chemist (pharmacy) so they can go buy the remaining doses or choosing which combination or permutation of tests and investigations we can order based upon the amount of money the family has are the least “glamorous” aspects of being a cross-cultural global health worker. None of this was part of a global health curriculum that I was ever exposed to, but they were all lessons, nonetheless.

此外，当患者平均年龄和平均氧饱和度都在70 大几左右徘徊时，主管护士来找我这个当班的主治医生，向我反映说：“daktari，医院里没有氧气了”，其实这并不合适。这事却真实地发生在COVID-19疫情的前几年。在帮助家庭成员找到药剂师（药房）以便他们可以购买剩余的剂量，或者根据家庭资金选择我们可以订购的各种测试和检查之前，我们将决定谁将获得我们最后一瓶头孢曲松，这是我作为非本国的全球卫生工作者最不“光彩”的方面。也是我未接触过的全球健康课程的一部分，但它们在肯尼亚又都是课程。

理解的对吗？谢谢