Chapter 504: [504] Situation Reverses Suddenly Chapter 504: [504] Situation Reverses Suddenly The scene was montarily chaotic.
People from the Hepatobiliary Surgery Departnt probably wondered how another patient’s family mber had suddenly appeared, and moreover, to file a complaint?
He Guangyou glanced at Tao Zhijie. Now, of all those present, Tao Zhijie held the highest professional title and had the authority to decide on the matter.
Tao Zhijie’s gaze briefly swept over the two family mbers of the patients, then landed on his junior sister.
Being pointed at aggressively by the two family mbers of the patients, Xie Wanying maintained a calm expression, showing no intention of arguing with them.
What exactly was the situation? Both Teacher Sun and Senior Brother Huang were well aware of what she feared.
Her composed expression didn’t escape Tao Zhijie, who couldn’t help but smile oddly before turning to address Mrs. Guo, “May I go in to see your husband’s condition?”
The foremost duty of a doctor is to treat and save lives; other issues can be discussed later.
“You are?” Mrs. Guo hesitated, as she had never seen this doctor before, and he didn’t appear to be a rookie fresh out of dical school like Sun Yubo and Xie Wanying.
“He’s a hepatobiliary surgery specialist from our hospital,” Sun Yubo explained. “I called him over specifically.”
“True or not, why didn’t Director Shen co?” Mrs. Guo posed another question.
“Because our Director Shen is not from the Hepatobiliary Surgery Departnt. Specialized problems require specialized doctors to resolve them. Right now, we suspect that your husband’s illness is not rely a case of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. It’s likely a complication resulting from another condition.”
“That’s impossible,” Mrs. Guo said, stunned.
“Go back and call your husband, see if he can wake up.”
Actually, the group of doctors standing at the door, peering into the ward, had already sensed that sothing was amiss.
Mr. Guo’s complexion was waxy and yellow.
“I don’t dare to call him; I said so. I don’t dare because he’ll scold ,” Mrs. Guo said.
Sun Yubo pushed her aside with one hand. There was no ti to deal with her fuss; the patient might have fallen into a coma.
The doctors quickly reached the bedside. He Guangyou lifted the patient’s eyelids to check his pupils and called out to him, “Mr. Guo? Mr. Guo?”
The patient didn’t respond, snoring deeply as if in a deep sleep.
“He, if you wake him, he’ll get angry—” Mrs. Guo’s voice of defense grew fainter until, after the doctors’ slaps on her husband’s face and pinches on her husband’s hands failed to awaken him, her eyes bulged in shock and her breath faltered, her body going limp in the chair.
“Looks like he’s suffering from acute liver failure. Could it have been caused by so dication he took?” He Guangyou said, glancing at the faces of those from General Surgery Departnt Two. He recalled their consulting request form had indeed indicated such suspicions, which ant they had suspected correctly from the start.
“Did he take any dication?” Sun Yubo asked, nudging Mrs. Guo, who seed to have been scared into a daze.
Shaking all over, Mrs. Guo stared straight at her husband, “What’s wrong with him? He’s just sleeping, isn’t he?”
“That’s why I told you, didn’t I? You can’t lock the door; we dical personnel must co in to check on patients at night.”
“No, he was alright before that—there was no problem.”
“If there really was no problem, would we have requested him to be hospitalized for examination and observation?”
“No, you never said he wouldn’t wake up,” Mrs. Guo raised her head and started yelling at the doctors.
“We’re here to conduct examinations; the results can’t co out imdiately. In the anti, our staff co in to check just to prevent such situations from happening. Despite repeatedly explaining this to you, you kept the door locked anyway, delaying our entrance.”
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