I originally thought she was just showing off by talking about a research paper, but hey, it turns out she has the next detailed operational steps in mind. It seems she’s not just all talk with no substance.
Fang Xueqing blinked her eyes.
Dr. Ma, however, could not wait any longer. Doing a blood gas analysis for a patient is not difficult. Given the patient’s symptoms of restlessness, which resemble hypoxia, a blood gas analysis was indeed warranted. Without any doubt, it’s sothing that can be checked. Without further ado, Dr. Ma swiftly removed the cap from his pen to write a dical order and instructed the nurse to draw blood urgently.
The results of the blood gas analysis would be ready in at least ten minutes.
At this mont, Fang Xueqing had a clear thought and said to Dr. Ma, "Send the patient for a CT scan, do a complete scan of the brain, heart, lungs, and digestive tract to see what’s going on. This way, we can give the patient and the patient’s family an explanation."
It’s better to be cautious to avoid missing any ergencies. If the patient dies, the doctors would have trouble defending themselves. The main concern was the pulmonary embolism ntioned by Xie Wanying, which made the two doctors from Beidu realize that they needed to take the patient’s situation seriously.
"Teacher Fang, Teacher Lu’s dical records." Xie Wanying reminded Teacher Fang that Guoxie was just as anxious to treat Teacher Lu.
Fang Xueqing stood up, leading the two of them to her office, and handed over the outpatient dical records she had kept for the patient. As for Teacher Lu’s inpatient dical records, Fang Xueqing suddenly rembered and said, "I think I had borrowed them from the dical records departnt previously, to consult with our doctors in Hepatobiliary Surgery. How about I take you to our hospital’s Hepatobiliary Surgery to inquire?"
When there’s an opportunity, they definitely wanted to seize it. Xie Wanying and Song Xueling both agreed quickly. The three of them then rushed to the Hepatobiliary Surgery at Beidu First Hospital.
"Doctor Wang." Fang Xueqing called a colleague.
The bespectacled man in his forties turned around and greeted Fang Xueqing, saying, "Hello, Professor Fang."
"I showed you a classmate’s dical records last ti." Fang Xueqing walked over to him and whispered, "Are the records with you now?"
"Yes."
"Can you give them to now?"
"Are you taking them back?" Doctor Wang asked.
Fang Xueqing suddenly rembered that it would be difficult to explain to the other party why the patient chose not to stay at Beidu Surgical Departnt.
Doctor Wang saw the expression on her face and said, "The patient found another hospital, right? I found it strange when I saw the dical records, and I ntioned it to you."
"Yes, she said so herself, ntioned that Guoxie wasn’t convenient for her."
"Has she decided to go back to Guoxie now?" Doctor Wang adjusted his glasses and nodded understandingly, "After all, it’s her own institution’s hospital."
"That’s true, but I’m quite worried about her. Our hospital’s level of dical technology is not inferior," Fang Xueqing confidently stated about her own hospital’s technical capabilities.
To that, Doctor Wang also said, "Having people who are too familiar with you treat your illness is not always a good thing. In fact, there is no difference between having surgery at Guoxie and at our hospital. The surgical skills of the two hospitals in this regard are nearly the sa."
Fang Xueqing was worried that her classmate might have been confused due to illness and made a wrong decision.
Xie Wanying did not want them to misunderstand Teacher Lu, so she clarified, "Teacher Lu based her decision on surgical technical considerations and ultimately chose Guoxie."
What? Fang Xueqing and Doctor Wang turned back, looking at her.
A gleam of questioning flashed across Doctor Wang’s glasses, "And she is?"
"She is an intern from Guoxie."
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