Chapter 960: 【960】Add an extra chapter 1
Folding up the ECG printout, Fu Xinheng walked over to the bedside and asked the pregnant woman to describe her condition, “How are you feeling now?”
Li Xiaobing looked at him, not sure how to respond.
“Doctor Zhu is in the operating room, and he will probably be late since the surgery he’s performing this afternoon is a long one,” Fu Xinheng told her. “You don’t need to worry too much. Let’s discuss everything after the examinations.”
This robot was indeed emotionless to the extre in its speech. Didn’t it know that at tis like these, a woman needs her husband’s company the most? Li Xiaobing rolled her eyes internally. Of course, being a doctor herself, she had to understand her husband was saving lives.
“After the examination, they’ll arrange a bed for you in our departnt. They will notify imdiately if there’s any issue,” Fu Xinheng said to her again.
“Doctor Fu, can you tell what’s going on with ?” Li Xiaobing finally managed to ask.
“All I can tell you is that you don’t need to be afraid.”
Damn, could this robot actually be comforting? Li Xiaobing was startled by his words and certainly didn’t expect this robot to speak with such a protective and authoritative aura.
Regardless, being a doctor himself, Fu Xinheng wouldn’t dare upset the emotions of a pregnant woman. It was better to talk to the husband of the pregnant woman, especially since he was also a surgeon.
The wheelchair was brought over, and a few people helped Li Xiaobing into it. Zhou Junpeng was ordered to personally accompany her to the heart ultrasound.
After seeing the patient, Fu Xinheng should have returned to the thoracic surgery departnt, but instead, he turned to Tao Zhijie and said, “Tell her to write a self-criticism.”
What? Li Xiaobing, who had just been wheeled out of the room, was startled by the remark and quickly turned her head back to see how her junior was doing.
“What is this about?” Tao Zhijie definitely wanted to clarify the situation.
Generally speaking, clinical teachers couldn’t be bothered with other people’s students unless a major incident occurred.
“She didn’t follow the standard procedures to save the person,” Fu Xinheng said.
“Hey!” Teacher Lu couldn’t hold back anymore, stood up, and said to Fu Xinheng, “In that situation, how could you expect her to follow standard procedures when performing dical tasks? Shouldn’t the priority be to save the person by any ans necessary?”
“Teacher, please calm down,” Tao Zhijie said, steadying Teacher Lu, worried that the older man’s body might not handle the excessive agitation well.
Seeing he wasn’t intending to argue, Teacher Lu turned to him and asked, “Do you agree with him? That she should write a self-criticism?”
Tao Zhijie spoke with a steady voice: “Teacher, I will investigate thoroughly before dealing with it.”
“Thorough investigation, is it? I was on the scene, and I can tell you she did nothing wrong,” Teacher Lu said.
With a senior speaker like that, it wasn’t easy for the younger crowd to voice their opinions.
Teacher Lu then turned to Xie Wanying, “Don’t be afraid. If you have sothing to say, speak up. It’s their mistake, not yours.”
In such a chaotic scene, Doctor Zhong wanted to find a place to hide. He took out his phone and stepped out; he had to notify other staff in the departnt about the ergency incident that Teacher Lu was involved in.
As for Xie Wanying, her expression was calm, as if she had anticipated that she might have to write a self-criticism.
The procedure must be correct; that was the conclusion Teacher Fu had reached after pondering over her actions in the rescue earlier. As a doctor, any procedure must be carried out correctly and according to the protocol. Otherwise, even if a life is saved, patients or their families can still seize upon this to cause trouble. In any profession, it’s unacceptable to be accused after doing one’s duty.
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