The classmate's words made Xie Wanying feel uneasy. Li Qian seemed to have forgotten that there is a clinical phenomenon called flashback.
Soon it was time to work the night shift again. Tonight is Saturday, the last night shift this week.
Sun Yubo encouraged the two students and said: "After finishing the shift tonight, we can rest after the day shift tomorrow. At least we won't be able to do the night shift next week and the next week."
At the end of the shift, I went to check the ward with Dr. Wu. On the way, Dr. Wu whispered to Sun Yubo: "I think bed 23 is about to die. She seems to be in good spirits now, but her blood indicators are all bad. Dr. Gao and the others have their hearts set on it."
Get ready, tell us on duty to pay attention."
Sun Yubo understood this and knew that either his class or Dr. Wu's class needed to be rescued.
"Have you talked to her family members?" Sun Yubo asked about the family's situation.
"Her daughter-in-law asked the doctor to continue saving her son, but her son did not come to the hospital."
The teachers in front spoke too low to hear clearly. Li Qian poked Lin Hao's shoulder with his finger and asked, "Which hospital bed is the teacher talking about?"
Hearing his question, Lin Hao turned around and gave him a hard look. He didn't want to answer, wondering if he was pretending to be stupid. This was an answer that he could obviously guess without asking. Besides, he was in a bad mood. It turned out that he was very confident.
, after hearing that my senior brother and sister could hardly stay working in the hospital, I felt my heart was broken.
Apart from Li Qian, a fool, Lin Hao looked at Xie Wanying again.
Taking out her notebook, Xie Wanying carefully recorded the status of each patient during shift handover as always.
Lin Hao couldn't figure out what was going on with her, and thought she was not ignorant. As far as he knew, among the seniors who were graduating this year, some had very good grades in surgical internships, but they were still cruelly dismissed by the hospital.
He was filled with confusion as to what kind of medical students the leaders of various departments and hospitals wanted.
After walking through the ward, Dr. Wu remembered something and conveyed it to Sun Yubo and the others: "In your team, a patient came at five o'clock. Do you know?"
When I first went for ward rounds, I didn’t go to my own group. After all, I was familiar with my own group. When Sun Yubo heard the news, he was shocked: Did the people in his own group cheat him?
"Dr. Shi admitted it when he went out to the clinic in the morning. I asked her to come during the day, but she delayed her arrival until five o'clock in the afternoon. Since it is a new patient admitted by your own group, you can handle it yourself." Dr. Wu waved his hand.
There was nothing we could do. Teacher Shi Xu was on the second line tonight, and he was definitely asked to accept it. Sun Yubo accepted his fate and said to the two students: "Let's go and see the new patient."
Xie Wanying first looked for the outpatient medical records of the newly admitted patients. Then she and the teacher walked to the ward with beds 7-9. The new patient lived in bed 9. She was an old lady. Next to her, there was a woman in her forties sorting out the patient's belongings.
It must be a family member. Hearing the footsteps, the family members turned around.
Xie Wanying took a look: she was the mother of her deskmate Zhang Wei.
Zhang Wei's mother seemed to be mentally prepared when she saw her, and the corners of her mouth raised.
No matter what, when Sun Yubo saw the patient's family, he first asked: "I asked you to come to the hospital earlier during the day, why did you come now. As a result, many examinations that can be sent for during the day cannot be done."
"Didn't you say that you can't do examinations during the day on Saturdays?" Zhang Wei's mother asked the doctor, obviously she had done some research on the hospital.
Sun Yubo raised his eyebrows at the patient's family members who insisted on talking back. He looked at this woman's face as if he had seen her before before and said: "It's best to listen to the doctor when you are hospitalized. Otherwise, the doctor will not be able to arrange many things for you."
