Such terms are equivalent to the doctor below not fully grasping the patient’s condition, leading to ambiguous answers like these.
"Dr. Cao, when I took over the shift, they took the dical records away. I could only listen to the day shift doctor’s verbal account of the patient’s situation," Doctor Yao defended himself.
After talking for a long ti, it was clear this person really did not understand the patient’s condition, which was why there was a whole bunch of explanations coming out first.
Doctor Yao continued to make excuses for himself, "I called and asked Doctor Li. He said the patient would be transferred to the cardiology departnt tomorrow and that there was nothing to worry about."
Doctor Li said there was nothing wrong with the patient, but how could he ensure the patient would be fine tonight? What if sothing happened suddenly?
"Doctor Li said their phones would be on 24 hours, and if anything ca up, we could call them directly," said Doctor Yao.
Hearing this answer, Cao Yong gave the order without hesitation, "You call now and have soone bring the dical records over."
Was the boss telling the truth or not? Doctor Yao hurriedly checked the ti; it was now one in the morning. His colleagues were probably all asleep. In fact, when the nurse ca to tell him that Cao Yong had suddenly appeared in their ergency departnt, he thought the nurse had mistaken him for soone else.
A neurosurgery boss from Guoxie running to their Guozhi Ergency Departnt in the middle of the night was absolutely unimaginable. What was certain was that it wasn’t one of their Guozhi doctors who had called the boss for an ergency consultation because he hadn’t received any such notification or news. The boss had co on his own accord.
The boss’s highly unusual behavior left Doctor Yao pondering, and the only answer left was: there was a special relationship between the patient Xiao Shugang and Cao Yong. Otherwise, why would a boss be so concerned about a patient and insist on looking at the dical records now?
Thinking of this, Doctor Yao no longer dared to treat the matter lightly. If this patient really was so relative of Cao Yong, and sothing went wrong, he, the night shift doctor, wouldn’t be able to bear the responsibility. The sa went for Doctor Li.
Turning away and lowering his head, Doctor Yao picked up his phone and dialed Doctor Li’s number.
Li Xiaofeng hadn’t left the departnt tonight; he was there to keep an eye on the patient for the senior doctor. When he received a call from Doctor Yao, he asked, "Did sothing happen to the patient?"
It wasn’t sothing with the patient; sothing was up with the boss from Guoxie.
"What?" Li Xiaofeng pulled the covers off and got up, hardly able to believe what he was hearing, "You said Doctor Cao Yong from Guoxie ca here to see Xiao Shugang’s dical records?"
"Yes, you need to bring the dical records over right now. I told you, if you leave the dical records in the ergency departnt, you’d be asking for trouble," said Doctor Yao.
"Didn’t I tell you? If anything happens with this patient that you can’t handle, Doctor Shim instructed that you should call him. You can’t just handle it on your own," Doctor Li said.
Hearing this, it seed this patient had quite the background, so Doctor Yao urged him, "Bring the dical records over now. Dr. Cao is waiting here."
Li Xiaofeng went over to the ergency departnt and checked the ti; it just past one in the morning. Should he call and inform Shim Youhuan that Cao Yong had co?
Ultimately, fearing disturbing the senior doctor in the middle of the night, Li Xiaofeng, not daring to make such a call, first grabbed the dical records and rushed to the ergency departnt to see the boss to understand the situation. It wasn’t long before he reached the ergency departnt, and from a distance, he saw Cao Yong standing tall in front of the nurses’ station; like everyone else in the ergency departnt, he rubbed his eyes to make sure he wasn’t seeing things.
What was the relationship between Cao Yong and this patient? Shim Youhuan never ntioned anything to him. Li Xiaofeng was completely baffled.
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