"Comrade Medical Doctor," Sokov turned to Marina and asked, "Have you taken any measures?"
"Comrade General," Marina explained: "There are too many prisoners of war in our prison camp, and there is an extreme shortage of medicine..."
"I won't listen to your reasons." Sokov raised his hand to interrupt the other party and asked: "I just ask you, have you taken any treatment measures?"
"I plan to use physical cooling. Later, I will use a towel soaked in ice water and put it on his forehead to cool him down." "Physical cooling alone is far from enough." Sokov saw Bai.
The anxious look on Er's face showed that he was worried about his son, so he continued to say to Marina: "I still need to give him medicine. Where is your medicine cabinet?"
place?"
"Here, Comrade General." Lugovaya took the initiative to come over and led Sokov to a medicine cabinet by the wall: "All the medicines in the medicine room are here." Sokov passed through the glass on the medicine cabinet.
Looking at the medicines placed inside, he soon saw several small bottles filled with powder, with "Penicillin" written on them in English. At a glance, he knew they were Penicillin aided by the US military.
Xilin. He raised his hand to open the medicine cabinet, but unexpectedly found a lock hanging on the door of the medicine cabinet. He turned to Lugovaya: "Where is the key to the medicine cabinet?" "Marina, hurry up and get the key to the medicine cabinet."
Bring the key." After Lugovaya took the key handed over by Marina, he hurriedly opened the lock and explained to Sokov: "Comrade General, there are ordinary people in the infirmary.
People coming and going, if you don't lock the medicine cabinet, it is easy for the medicine to be lost." "You are right, the medicine cabinet in the infirmary should be locked." When saying this, Sokov added
I am reminded of an East German TV series "Death Files" I watched. When Germany was about to lose, the Soviet army airdropped a reconnaissance team behind enemy lines to seize the German secret files. As a result, they were attacked by the Germans before they reached their destination.
The plane was shot down by anti-aircraft fire, and a scout was unfortunately seriously injured while parachuting. In order to save his life, the other scouts pretended to be wounded soldiers and entered various medical points of the German army. While the doctors were prescribing medicine,
Tried to steal the medicine stored in the medicine cabinet, but failed. Later the scouts kidnapped a
It was only the German military doctors who cured the wounded comrades. But for Sokov, the fact that the Soviet scouts stole the German medicines was worthy of praise. But this should not happen in a prisoner-of-war camp where German prisoners of war were held.
, so his approach to Lugovaya
, praised: "You have done a good job in safety precautions and deserve praise."
When the medicine cabinet opened, Sokov took out a bottle of penicillin and asked Marina: "Comrade medic, what is this?"
"This is penicillin, Comrade General." Marina was worried that Sokov didn't know what kind of medicine it was, so she explained to him specifically: "It is said to be a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfa."
"Since it is a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfa, why didn't you give it to this prisoner of war?" Sokov asked dissatisfiedly.
"I heard that this medicine has serious side effects. I heard that General Vatutin died after using this medicine after he was injured." Marina murmured, "So I don't dare to use this medicine casually.
"Comrade military doctor, who told you that this anti-inflammatory drug has serious side effects? And who told you that General Vatutin died because of the use of this drug?" Sokov said unhappily: "
To tell you the truth, I was seriously injured last year, and it was only through the extensive use of penicillin that I prevented postoperative infection. You are right about one thing, this drug is indeed a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfonamide, and it is used in certain medicines.
Some places, such a small bottle of medicine
, can be sold for 100 grams of gold." "What?" Hearing what Sokov said, everyone present widened their eyes in surprise. Such a small bottle of powder can actually be sold for 100 grams of gold? Vasheri
Guofu even said in an unbelievable tone: "The general also
"Zhi, are you telling the truth?" "I just heard that." Sokov knew that in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, China used small yellow croakers to replace penicillin. This shows how expensive this drug is, but Marina, a military doctor,
Put such expensive medicine randomly
Making decorations in the medicine cabinet is simply a waste: "But the person who told me this has never lied, so it must be true."
"Comrade General," Lugovaya pulled Sokov aside and asked in a low voice: "If what you say is true, is it worth using such expensive medicine on this prisoner of war?"
"It's worth it. Of course it's worth it." Sokov responded: "The father of this prisoner of war is now working for me, and I don't want him to be distracted by his son's affairs. Comrade Captain, do you understand what I mean?
?”
"I understand." After Lugovaya said this, he immediately called to Marina: "Marina, what are you still doing? Why don't you quickly inject this prisoner of war with penicillin?"
Marina quickly agreed, walked over and took the penicillin from Sokov's hand, preparing to inject Philip.
When Sokov handed Penicillin to Marina, he specifically asked: "Can you use this medicine?"
"Yes, Comrade General." Marina nodded and said, "We received special training when distributing medicines to us." Marina took out a syringe, filled it with distilled water, and pierced the rubber on the bottle.
Seal the bottle, inject distilled water into it, then grab the medicine bottle and shake it vigorously. After shaking it a few times, she also wants to observe the contents inside.
Whether the powder has dissolved.
After most of the powder in the bottle was dissolved, she pierced the rubber seal with a needle again and sucked out the solution inside.
Lugovaya looked at the undissolved precipitate left in the bottle and asked curiously: "Marina, why is there so much undissolved powder?" "This is what this medicine looks like." She was about to give it to Philip.
Marina, who was taking the injection, heard Lugovaya asking herself, and turned around and said: "After shaking, there will be a lot of residue left. Unless the injection is released one day, it will be
To avoid this situation from happening." When Sokov and others were talking in the room, the Bayer and his son had no one to translate for them, so they could not understand what everyone was saying. However, Bayer guessed that they might be
Discussing how to save his son
As expected, after a while, he saw the female military doctor taking the vial from Sokov's hand and starting to inject his son.
After Marina completed the injection, she said: "Wait for half an hour and see if there is any change in his body temperature. If not, it is not too late to start physical cooling." Agelina, who was standing next to her, quickly explained Marina's words.
He translated it to the Bayers and his son, and comforted them by saying: "The military doctor said that the effect of this medicine is quite good. After the injection, the patient's high fever will go down soon."
.”
After Agelina finished translating for Bayer, Sokov came over and asked: "Officer Bayer, what are you going to do next? Should you stay here with your son, or continue to go back and choose the right candidate?"
When Bayer heard Sokov's question, he only hesitated for a moment, and then said loudly: "Comrade General, I will accompany you back to continue selecting people. As for Philip, his brother Zolda can stay with him.
"Yes." Sokov nodded after hearing this, and then asked Marina: "Comrade military doctor, can you understand German?" The purpose of Sokov's question was that he was worried that Marina did not understand German.
It is not conducive to communication. I only
Agelina can be left with them.
"Comrade Medical Doctor," Sokov turned to Marina and asked, "Have you taken any measures?"
"Comrade General," Marina explained: "There are too many prisoners of war in our prison camp, and there is an extreme shortage of medicine..."
"I won't listen to your reasons." Sokov raised his hand to interrupt the other party and asked: "I just ask you, have you taken any treatment measures?"
"I plan to use physical cooling. Later, I will use a towel soaked in ice water and put it on his forehead to cool him down." "Physical cooling alone is far from enough." Sokov saw Bai.
The anxious look on Er's face showed that he was worried about his son, so he continued to say to Marina: "I still need to give him medicine. Where is your medicine cabinet?"
place?"
"Here, Comrade General." Lugovaya took the initiative to come over and led Sokov to a medicine cabinet by the wall: "All the medicines in the medicine room are here." Sokov passed through the glass on the medicine cabinet.
Looking at the medicines placed inside, he soon saw several small bottles filled with powder, with "Penicillin" written on them in English. At a glance, he knew they were Penicillin aided by the US military.
Xilin. He raised his hand to open the medicine cabinet, but unexpectedly found a lock hanging on the door of the medicine cabinet. He turned to Lugovaya: "Where is the key to the medicine cabinet?" "Marina, hurry up and get the key to the medicine cabinet."
Bring the key." After Lugovaya took the key handed over by Marina, he hurriedly opened the lock and explained to Sokov: "Comrade General, there are ordinary people in the infirmary.
People coming and going, if you don't lock the medicine cabinet, it is easy for the medicine to be lost." "You are right, the medicine cabinet in the infirmary should be locked." When saying this, Sokov added
I am reminded of an East German TV series "Death Files" I watched. When Germany was about to lose, the Soviet army airdropped a reconnaissance team behind enemy lines to seize the German secret files. As a result, they were attacked by the Germans before they reached their destination.
The plane was shot down by anti-aircraft fire, and a scout was unfortunately seriously injured while parachuting. In order to save his life, the other scouts pretended to be wounded soldiers and entered various medical points of the German army. While the doctors were prescribing medicine,
Tried to steal the medicine stored in the medicine cabinet, but failed. Later the scouts kidnapped a
It was only the German military doctors who cured the wounded comrades. But for Sokov, the fact that the Soviet scouts stole the German medicines was worthy of praise. But this should not happen in a prisoner-of-war camp where German prisoners of war were held.
, so his approach to Lugovaya
, praised: "You have done a good job in safety precautions and deserve praise."
When the medicine cabinet opened, Sokov took out a bottle of penicillin and asked Marina: "Comrade medic, what is this?"
"This is penicillin, Comrade General." Marina was worried that Sokov didn't know what kind of medicine it was, so she explained to him specifically: "It is said to be a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfa."
"Since it is a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfa, why didn't you give it to this prisoner of war?" Sokov asked dissatisfiedly.
"I heard that this medicine has serious side effects. I heard that General Vatutin died after using this medicine after he was injured." Marina murmured, "So I don't dare to use this medicine casually.
"Comrade military doctor, who told you that this anti-inflammatory drug has serious side effects? And who told you that General Vatutin died because of the use of this drug?" Sokov said unhappily: "
To tell you the truth, I was seriously injured last year, and it was only through the extensive use of penicillin that I prevented postoperative infection. You are right about one thing, this drug is indeed a better anti-inflammatory drug than sulfonamide, and it is used in certain medicines.
Some places, such a small bottle of medicine
, can be sold for 100 grams of gold." "What?" Hearing what Sokov said, everyone present widened their eyes in surprise. Such a small bottle of powder can actually be sold for 100 grams of gold? Vasheri
Guofu even said in an unbelievable tone: "The general also
"Zhi, are you telling the truth?" "I just heard that." Sokov knew that in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, China used small yellow croakers to replace penicillin. This shows how expensive this drug is, but Marina, a military doctor,
Put such expensive medicine randomly
Making decorations in the medicine cabinet is simply a waste: "But the person who told me this has never lied, so it must be true."
"Comrade General," Lugovaya pulled Sokov aside and asked in a low voice: "If what you say is true, is it worth using such expensive medicine on this prisoner of war?"
"It's worth it. Of course it's worth it." Sokov responded: "The father of this prisoner of war is now working for me, and I don't want him to be distracted by his son's affairs. Comrade Captain, do you understand what I mean?
?”
"I understand." After Lugovaya said this, he immediately called to Marina: "Marina, what are you still doing? Why don't you quickly inject this prisoner of war with penicillin?"
Marina quickly agreed, walked over and took the penicillin from Sokov's hand, preparing to inject Philip.
When Sokov handed Penicillin to Marina, he specifically asked: "Can you use this medicine?"
"Yes, Comrade General." Marina nodded and said, "We received special training when distributing medicines to us." Marina took out a syringe, filled it with distilled water, and pierced the rubber on the bottle.
Seal the bottle, inject distilled water into it, then grab the medicine bottle and shake it vigorously. After shaking it a few times, she also wants to observe the contents inside.
Whether the powder has dissolved.
After most of the powder in the bottle was dissolved, she pierced the rubber seal with a needle again and sucked out the solution inside.
Lugovaya looked at the undissolved precipitate left in the bottle and asked curiously: "Marina, why is there so much undissolved powder?" "This is what this medicine looks like." She was about to give it to Philip.
Marina, who was injecting, heard Lugovaya asking herself, and turned back and said: "After shaking, there will be a lot of residue left. Unless the injection is released one day, this situation can be avoided."