The teachers on the other end of the phone were even more panicked than their group, surprisedly asking, "Ah, is it done?"
Even Director Yoo, such a boss, was astonished at how quickly they operated, finishing in just a couple of minutes.
This procedure can be said to be simple, as long as you see the position of the blood vessel, tying a knot around it isn’t hard at all. But with the terrible visibility environnt in the current ambulance, performing this operation is almost like doing it blind. The difficulty is indescribably greater. Experienced doctors have to feel their way blindly, which takes ti.
A dical student completing what even seasoned doctors might find hard to accomplish in a flash.
The teachers couldn’t help but be on edge.
"If it doesn’t work, take off the gloves—" Doctor Zheng said hesitantly, thinking about how to comfort the failing students later. The worst fear was that in less than two seconds, if the bleeding couldn’t be stopped, the patient would require cardiac compressions, leading to a tragic scene.
Eyes glued to the numbers on the monitor, the nurse excitedly reported to the hospital: "Heart rate is stable, back to eighty or ninety. The blood pressure hasn’t dropped further, I estimate it can go over eighty, should be able to hold until we reach the hospital."
The blood pressure wasn’t stated to be able to rise back to a completely normal range, but at least it wouldn’t drop to hell like a mont ago and make the doctors cry.
Whew—the doctors in the hospital breathed a sigh of relief, but cautiously advised the people in the ambulance, "Keep an eye on the cardiac monitor, any changes in the patient’s condition, call imdiately. When you are close, we’ll send soone down to receive."
"Yes." Xie Wanying imdiately responded.
Geng Yongzhe looked down and noticed his gloved fingers were still trembling from the exertion earlier, so he clenched his fists to stop the spasms. Just like the other classmates in the class, he thought he had to strive, catch up with Student Xie.
It was late at night, and the cold wind outside the vehicle grew sharper.
A gray private car drove into the Beidou Third Hospital parking lot. At last, there were parking spaces available at the hospital deep in the night.
The car door opened, and a girl in a yellow down jacket jumped out, looking up at the neon signs on the hospital building, murmuring, "Beidou Third, the obstetrics departnt here is very famous, everyone wants to co here to have children." After talking to herself, she turned back to the person in the car, "What do you think, how does this compare with your Guoxie?"
Upon hearing his girlfriend speak, Yin Fengchun bent over to find the hat he bought for her in the car and put it on her after getting out, afraid she would catch a cold.
Suddenly covered thoughtfully with a hat by him, Wu Lixuan turned to look at his seemingly indifferent face, thinking: This man, you can’t judge by expressions or listen to what he says, you can only see what he does.
Since he accompanied her to deliver a midnight snack, Yin Fengchun certainly wouldn’t let her carry things. He went back into the car to get a few thermos bottles out. This ti, the night snack they delivered was curry chicken rice they made together tonight. Whether it was delicious or not, he didn’t care. Anyway, as a doctor, he knew that when you’re on night shift at the hospital, by this point, everyone is starved and undiscriminating, not caring if it’s tasty or not. They’d eat anything, even pig food.
"Why don’t you ever say anything nice," Wu Lixuan continued to criticize his lack of verbal tact, "It will taste good. Don’t worry, they’ll like the flavor. We bought pre-mixed curry powder and made a fresh one."
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