Turning around, Xie Wanying saw Dr. Wang hurriedly walking out of the office. The other medical students noticed the subtle atmosphere and stared at Dr. Wang's every move, all of them nervous.
"Yes, Director Lu told me to prepare a bed quickly -" Dr. Wang said to the nurse while holding a mobile phone in his hand to talk to Director Lu, "Director Lu, you said there is no need to prepare a bed? The patient is not hospitalized.
We only treat wounds in our ward, right?"
When the nurse heard this, she was surprised: "If you don't want to be hospitalized? Wouldn't it be better to treat her in the emergency room? Why would you send her to our ward?"
"What are you talking about! This is Director Lu's very important patient. Director Lu's patients want to come to the ward to treat their wounds and don't want to be in the emergency room. Don't you understand? What kind of place is the emergency room? It's a mess and there are all kinds of patients. In
Treating wounds in such a place will affect the patient's mood." Dr. Wang said and educated the nurse.
The nurse understood what was going on and said, "I'll go to the dressing room to prepare things for you."
Doctor Wang waved his hand: "Go quickly, Director Lu and the patient will arrive later."
The nurse jumped up and ran away. The director's distinguished guest was not an ordinary patient, so he definitely needed to be treated well.
A group of medical students looked on and looked at each other: Which patient do you think is the director's distinguished guest?
Xie Wanying looked at the list of department doctors hanging in the corridor of the ward. It said that the chief director of neurosurgery was named Pang, and the deputy director was named Lu.
Remembering the words of her senior brother, Xie Wanying knew that she shouldn't watch the excitement like other medical students, so she walked directly into the office. Unexpectedly, Dr. Wang turned around and saw her back and shouted: "What's wrong with you, a student? There are patients."
Here you go, where would you like to go if you don’t come to study?”
Dr. Wang had seen her leaving alone before and ignored her self-study. Suddenly, he suddenly showed his attitude towards her. It was obviously because Director Lu was here.
After thinking about it in her mind, her senior brother just told her not to ask questions. She originally wanted to be transparent, but now that Dr. Wang was telling her like this, she might get into trouble if she didn't turn around. Xie Wanying turned back and joined the team of medical students.
Now, Dr. Wang looked satisfied.
A group of people lined up neatly and stood at the door of the dressing room. The nurse inside was busy preparing surgical instruments and disinfectants, and asked Dr. Wang: "What is the condition of the patient? The emergency call did not make it clear."
Dr. Wang said: "We will know when the patient comes."
It was as if Director Lu was unwilling to disclose the name of the patient on the phone, believing that the people below did not need to know the privacy of the patient's condition.
In this case, the nurse had no choice but to stop asking and just stood there.
The large group of people waited for about half an hour, and finally waited until a few figures appeared at the end of the corridor.
So, people in the ward say that they should wait for emergency patients to come up. Under normal circumstances, it can take half an hour to come up. It’s good that the emergency department is busy and sometimes people have things to do. Transferring emergency patients to the ward requires waiting, especially for patients with minor illnesses who have acquaintances.
, and also said that if you are not hospitalized, people will not know what you want to do in the emergency room.
When Director Lu arrived in person, he went to the emergency room and brought the patient up. From far away, you could hear Director Lu complaining and explaining to the patient’s family: “The emergency department of our hospital has always been like this. When new people are on duty, many things happen.
I don’t understand, so I do things slowly and slowly.”