Chapter 636 [636] Brother Rarely Pays Attention
"The patient was initially suspected to be acute appendicitis. It may have been a fever and convulsion. He was sent to the Second Departnt of General Surgery. Mr. Tan said that it was accepted."
Several people heard her ssage.
"Got it." He Guangyou, who was helping to fix the patient's head, took the lead in responding to her and called Qiu Ruiyun, who ca behind, "You take her to our departnt to wash her hands. Let her wash her hands."
She is going to co to their departnt for the rotation of the departnt, how can there be an accident at this ti. And the incident happened outside their departnt. Thinking about it now, fortunately, the more they and Tao Zhijie thought, the more sothing was wrong, and they ran out to see what was going on with her. As soon as it ca out, it was a big deal.
"Co here." Qiu Ruiyun dragged her into the hepatobiliary surgery ward, regardless of Huang Zhilei's stare.
Huang Zhilei was so angry that he was so slow just now that others could take advantage of it, he didn't dare to look back at Senior Brother Cao.
Cao Yong glanced at his younger brother. Of course, he knew that it was completely impossible to ask his younger junior and younger brother to act like a technical master. All I can say is that the group of people from the hepatobiliary surgery departnt suddenly ca out to support them.
Besides Tao Zhijie, another new young figure that Cao Yong paid more attention to.
"Is he from Beidu?" Cao Yong asked.
Xie Wanying, who was walking, heard Senior Brother Cao's voice asking who, and couldn't help but think of what the Senior Sisters had said to her. It is very rare to say that Brother Cao pays attention to young dical students and doctors. It's just that she has always suspected this, because Senior Brother Cao has been very kind to her since he t her, and when he communicates with students, he is very kind, making her feel that he is very good to the younger generation. The seniors deny that it is, emphasizing that the clinical teacher pays attention to a certain person and generally being polite to the students are two different things.
Perhaps as Senior Sister said, Xie Wanying changed her mind at this ti, because she felt that Senior Brother Cao's tone of asking that person was different from usual.
Who did Brother Cao ask? It just so happened that she should have brushed past this person and walked away.
Song Xuelin turned to look at her when he saw her passing by. He was the last person to see what she had just done, and his dark brown eyes flashed with thought. Turning around again, his eyes t Cao Yong, who was looking over, and his face couldn't help but be solemn: Cao Yong's na is as loud as it is in Beidu.
"Yes." Tao Zhijie replied to his younger brother, with a smile in his eyes: Could it be that you are interested in this person?
Cao Yong's gaze was taken back from the faces of the people in Beidu, and he instructed his junior and junior brothers: "Call Puwai Er and have them co up to pick up."
In the case of the patient, it is best to have a specialist doctor co up to see and **** the patient.
Huang Zhilei was instructed to call Puwai 2. After thinking about it, it would be faster to call fellow villager Sun Yubo's mobile phone.
After receiving the ssage, Sun Yubo rushed up the stairs. After all, he heard that his student's hand might have been bitten by the patient, and he was scared out of sweat.
"Why did the patient you want to receive on the sixth floor co to the ninth floor?" He Guangyou blad the second person from Puwai 2 in private.
Sun Yubo imdiately answered him in a low voice: "This is going to be asked about our hospital's ergency departnt. I guess I didn't even look at it and they rejected it and called to the outpatient clinic."
When the ergency room is full, the triage nurses can’t call the doctor in ti for diagnosis, and can only rely on their own experience. It is right for the patients who are not too urgent to call to find another way out. People are just nurses, and grassroots doctors make mistakes, how can they bla nurses.
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