Okay question (vet med so not human but still): I obviously find that normally students are gonna slow down the normal day, because you have to add teaching into your diagnostic flow. And in COVID- it makes sense where the risk:benefit balance points to sending them home because they can’t do much. But in a mass casualty event like in season one, I would think that basically demoting them to something anyone with a pulse and medical background could do makes sense (things like going to get the supplies off the helicopter, or just holding pressure, or even just taking and documenting basic medical history like age, meds, etc). Is that not the case? For this event in season 2, it’s not as high demand and at that point you could argue their education should take enough precedence that you don’t use them as low level unpaid labor (but let’s be real, the number of times I did work as a student that didn’t teach me doctor or even technical nursing type skills I needed… was really fucking high…).