Chapter 1154: [1154] It’s not easy to poach soone
Doctor Song’s reasoning about the surgery makes sense. Right after anesthesia, the patient needs full-body adjustnt to cooperate with the surgery, marking the first high-risk period. During critical steps of the surgery, needless to say, the anesthesiologist and the Chief Surgeon are extrely tense and must be vigilant for bile-heart reflexes. Thirdly, when the surgery is about to end, the patient might be in a state where they’re struggling to hold on till the last mont, like a marathon runner—it’s sotis about who can endure to the finish line and survive. “If anything unexpected happens, Teacher Zhang is there.” Xie Wanying thought, with the director of Guozhi Ergency Departnt overseeing the surgery, there’s no need to fear any accidents.
Song Xueling glanced at her with his brown eyes, rembering the information she had provided earlier about wanting to perform surgery on her relative. What would tomorrow’s surgery be like? Would it bring her that kind of hope? Song Xueling, with the tranquil gaze of a cat, looked around quietly. He would not speculate on such matters in advance but would wait for the outco as silently as a cat.
“Doctor Song, tomorrow we can only give it our all against the Death God.” Xie Wanying said.
Song Xueling: humd in response.
As she left the hospital, Xie Wanying passed by Teacher Lu’s ward and saw Boss Zhang drying Teacher Lu’s freshly washed hair.
Since the patient is having surgery tomorrow, they won’t be able to wash their hair or bathe for several days, so they need to be cleaned first.
The mother and son in the ward also saw Xie Wanying pass by.
Teacher Lu said: “This child, sotis she seems pitiful. They say she has troubles at ho but doesn’t share them with others.”
The foster mother always felt compassion for dical students with stories.
Zhang Huayao’s lips curled up; he did not feel pity, on the contrary, he thought it was a good thing.
This female dical student has the potential to excel—without so past tribulations, how could she possibly develop a will and character that’s unlike ordinary people? To be a good doctor, to beco an exceptional doctor, you cannot succeed without imnse resilience.
Each year, many dical students enter clinical practice to beco doctors, but at the sa ti, many leave the profession annually—a number beyond the imagination of those outside the industry.
What’s most surprising is that most of these people leave not due to the fierce competition in the industry but purely because they cannot endure the high pressure of the profession. The pressure does not co from anyone; it’s the reverence for life. Failing to save one or two lives accumulates over ti until the heart eventually breaks under the strain.
The elimination of doctors begins with the dical students.
dical students who have not repeatedly endured hardships, who are not strong-willed, are the ones who are more likely to be destroyed on the clinical frontlines. This is a fact. Doctors who seem gentle on the outside often have an obstinacy inside that can be deadly.
“She’s stubborn,” Teacher Lu said, sharing the sa thought about the hidden side of Xie Wanying as her foster son, “so, she shouldn’t learn from you.”
“Learning from isn’t good, is it? She should learn from your favorite student, Cao Yong, right?” Zhang Huayao saw through his foster mother’s thoughts and chuckled.
Teacher Lu’s favorite was Cao Yong because he was clearly different from other excellent dical students and her own foster son. Cao Yong approached dicine with a carefree and comfortable attitude, believing that a doctor must truly love life.
“Mom, I also like Cao Yong,” Zhang Huayao said aningfully.
Cao Yong was known as a Talented Scholar among that year’s dical students. If it weren’t for his father’s objections and the Old Naughty Boy scheming to send him to neurosurgery, Zhang Huayao would have already planned to pull Cao Yong to Guo Zhi Hospital.
It’s not easy to poach soone from under Old Naughty Boy’s nose. Zhang Huayao’s mind once again wandered to Xie Wanying.
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