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[Action Movies General] How effective is a vet at treating human wounds?

We've all seen this in multiple action movies before. Our beloved one\-liner badass action hero got into a fire fight with 50 well\-dressed henchmen of some billionaire villain, and killing them all. But not before sustaining some injury like a gunshot wound or multiple cuts from a knife. So obviously our hero ain't gonna go to the hospital or the authorities because he's badass that way, he decided to limp his way to a vet instead, scaring the shit out of the vet and warning him/her not to call the authorities, then asking the vet to remove the bullets and treat the wounds asap before he's off to another gunfight the next day. Are vets capable of doing that? Are they trained to treat human patients?
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They are not trained to treat human patients, but they are trained a lot more generally than a surgeon is. When you work on anything from a hamster to a dog to a horse and everything inbetween, they are more than capable of treating one in a pinch. Might not be as good work as a specialized surgeon, but a human is just another animal on the list of what the vet have treated that day.