From time immemorial, we have been hearing that there is a great extent of difference between theory and practice. The aforementioned is true. The theoretical information gathered from the book does not always provide solutions to all the problems. The medical textbook provides information about the treatment of various diseases, but sometimes, the doctors face a dilemma that cannot be solved by any orthodox theory. In the lesson, 'Birth' or Andrews undergoes the same experience. When the mother and son needed his attention, he had to conclude. In this decision making, no medical textbook could have helped him., In this case, Dr Andrew acted instinctively. He first saved the mother and then the child. He treated the mother with the traditional treatment and the child with a mixture of conventional and intuitive treatment. The net result of both was a success.
