There were too many people. All kinds of people blocked the passages and doorways... After getting out of the ambulance with the patient's stretcher, Xie Wanying had to put her toes down and look over her head. She didn't see either Senior Brother Shen or Boss Zhang and the others.
The person who came to see the patient was a physician named Qi whom she had never seen before. He was the doctor the family contacted themselves.
After a while, she finally saw a familiar figure appearing in the corridor: was it Shi Lei who was in Guozhi's heart?
Shi Lei was standing at the nurse's station, about to write something, when he suddenly felt the gaze cast from behind. He turned around, and when he saw her, he was stunned for a moment, picked up the pen and walked over.
At this time, Xie Wanying and other medical staff moved the patient to a corner of the emergency room. Doctor Qi looked through the medical records. Shi Lei passed through the crowded crowd and came to them.
"Teacher Shi." Xie Wanying called her senior respectfully.
Doctor Qi greeted her when he saw her, and when he saw Shi Lei, he asked: "Do you know her? She called you teacher?"
"She is a medical student from the National Association of Chinese Medicine, and the junior sister of your internal medicine doctor Shen." Shi Lei briefly introduced who she was to his colleagues.
"Is she from the National Association?" Dr. Qi looked at what was written on the medical record again. Yes, it says Beidu San. He took a breath and expressed doubt, "Is she from the National Association going to practice at Beidu San?"
This situation is too rare, extremely rare. The two medical schools are well-known rivals, and they usually fight to the death to see who will win. Training students for each other is equivalent to training a competitor. There must be a short-circuit in the brain of this northern capital.
Dr. Qi's mind was filled with a hundred thousand whys, and he asked Xie Wanying doubtfully: "Does anyone in your family work in Beidosan?"
There is an example where one's own child cannot be admitted to one's own medical school, and the only option is to arrange for one's child to intern in one's own teaching hospital.
"No." Her parents are ordinary people.
Shi Lei was not as surprised as Dr. Qi. He had the opposite idea to Dr. Qi. If the students were capable, any medical school would be willing to let them intern. It was not Beidu that was clever, but the National Association for letting their students study at their rivals.
I'm not afraid of being abducted. I can only say that the National Association's self-confidence is the best in the world.
Doctors Guozhi read the patient's medical records and soon discovered something fishy. Doctor Qi couldn't stop talking and asked: "What aroused the patient?"
Was his aunt stimulated by something? It was the first time Min Dongxiu heard this statement and asked Dr. Qi: "What is the situation?"
"Did the patient fall because he was unable to walk? Or was he emotionally excited for a moment?" When Dr. Qi asked this question, he knew that the former was less likely. If you were weak and fell, you were more likely to break a bone rather than a body.
When a heart attack occurs, it is more likely to occur due to a sudden fall or being frightened. In this way, it is the same factor as a momentary excitement. It should be a stimulated arrhythmia, not an existing organic disease.
attack, because the patient's medical history and existing examination reports do not support it.
"My aunt was hospitalized alone. She can walk on her own. She is very optimistic about life. It was very unexpected when we received a sudden notification from the hospital that she had an accident." Min Dongxiu said that none of the family members were in the hospital with the patient at the time. The patient was fine before, so
This stimulus definitely does not come from within the patient's family but from outside the family.
