Chapter 120: 【120】Hurry, ergency rescue 1
The ergency departnt is busy; sotis several patients co in at once, and a single ER doctor can definitely beco overwheld, missed details are inevitable. It has been statistically proven abroad that the most common dical errors are missed and misdiagnosed cases, and they can’t always be completely avoided.
This was sothing that neither Doctor Jiang nor Huang Zhilei could refute. Doctor Jiang had no choice but to tell the truth, “The problem is, it wouldn’t be appropriate for to make suggestions. Since I’m neither a thoracic nor a cardiology doctor, I’m not a specialist in this area, and I don’t have persuasive power.”
If you’re going to argue with soone, without bringing in an expert in that field, they won’t pay any attention to you at all.
Because you’re not a specialist in that field, what right do you have to argue with a specialist about their expertise?
“Which attending is on duty for ergency internal dicine today?” Huang Zhilei asked, having understood sothing. “It should be Doctor Lin from cardiology on duty in the ER,” Doctor Jiang replied.
“Let’s go,” Doctor Jiang motioned with his hand, “I’ll take you to see another patient.”
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Clearly, Doctor Jiang was trying to be kind; he didn’t want an intern, because of sympathy for a patient’s family, to be drawn into an unfavorable situation. As an intern, Xie Wanying had boldly spoken up, and old Jiang, who had been in the field for many years, knew right away that she must have been influenced by the patient’s family outside.
After all, as an intern fresh in clinical practice, it’s easy to be very eager, Doctor Jiang understood; he had gone through the sa phase when he was a dical student.
Helpless, Xie Wanying had no choice but to walk with her seniors while continuing to brainstorm in her heart.
The group left the resuscitation room. They heard nurses talking to one another, “We have to transfer out the one on the cardiac monitor, another more serious patient is coming in; that’s what Doctor Lin said.”
They’re going to transfer Father Liu out now?
Upon hearing this, Xie Wanying grew even more anxious.
In the crowded ergency room, where so many patients were present, it was impossible for nurses and doctors to constantly monitor every patient’s condition.
For Father Liu, who might suffer a severe episode at any ti, the cardiac monitor represented his last line of defense. Without the monitor, Father Liu would be left in the care of his family mbers at his bedside.
And Father Liu’s family mber was just a seven-year-old child!
Apparently, Doctor Lin didn’t seem to have considered these factors—was it due to ignorance, or sothing else?
Xie Wanying, anxious, slowed her pace considerably, practically looking back with every step she took.
Huang Zhilei noticed and comforted his junior, “Wait a mont, I’ll see if I know soone and ask if we could check his dical records.”
But it was too late!
Xie Wanying turned back, her eyes fixed on the resuscitation room: Father Liu’s cardiac condition was changing.
Seeing her like this, Doctor Jiang scratched his head and smiled at Huang Zhilei, “It’s been a very long ti since I’ve co across a dical student like this.”
dical students just entering the clinic are full of eagerness, but when faced with the realities of clinical practice, they are like newborns, simply curious babies, more likely to watch than dare to act or speak out.
Teachers have always said, clinical practice is nothing like the textbooks, reality and the words on textbook pages are two entirely different worlds. Since the dical students rembered their teachers’ words, they wouldn’t dare to take rash actions.
The passion displayed by Xie Wanying is sothing that not even many experienced clinicians who have beco Slick may not be able to achieve. To reach her level is definitely not easy; it ant engraving the oath of becoming a doctor deep into one’s bones. It requires imnse bravery to fear nothing if it ans being able to protect a patient’s life.
All that can be said is, Xie Wanying had managed to move Doctor Jiang a bit. Doctor Jiang changed his tone and said, “Alright then, I’ll try to find Doctor Lin and ask about the situation.”
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