Ding! Surgery task completed
Gained 200 experience points, 200 proficiency points in suturing skills, 200 proficiency points in dressing change skills, 400 proficiency points in inguinal hernia repair, Glory Points 3
This task was rated as perfect, gaining 300 experience points, 300 proficiency points in suturing skills, 300 proficiency points in dressing change skills, 500 proficiency points in inguinal hernia repair, and Glory Points 8 3
Liu Banxia was quite satisfied with this reward.
Although others also participated in the surgery during the whole operation, it t the standard, so it was given a perfect rating.
This also confird Liu Banxia’s suspicion that having others involved doesn’t an it’s impossible; the system evaluates the entire operation. If others’ skills are sufficient, it’s very possible to earn flawless and perfect ratings for such surgeries.
Just that in the past, he always pushed the interns to get started quickly, so he didn’t care much about these aspects.
"You all still need to work hard. Even if you are interns or have so experience like Li Tianyang, you still need to hold yourself to strict standards," Liu Banxia said.
"To put it bluntly, when you used to intern at hospitals, much of the ti was spent observing. During the observation, since everyone’s ability to absorb knowledge is different, the knowledge you acquire is also different."
"Li Tianyang has one more year of experience than you, but those surgeries were just an initial exposure. Now that you’re here, I can give you this foundation, the opportunity for a transformative experience."
"When Su Wenhao first ca and held a scalpel, his hands were shaking. How about now? He can complete today’s surgery independently."
"The reason for not allowing him to fly solo yet is probably because I’m cautious. Especially for them now, it’s a ti when ambitions are high, and any small issue might impact their entire dical career."
"Let’s put it this way, no one can guarantee they won’t make mistakes in consultations or surgeries. Whether it’s due to one’s own negligence or unclear patient information, it’s possible."
"What we can provide you is the best learning environnt and protection, but whether you can learn well depends on yourselves."
All four interns nodded. After seeing Su Wenhao’s operation today, even Li Tianyang was quite envious.
He also interned at other hospitals and thought he learned well. But compared to Su Wenhao? There’s quite a gap.
"Don’t just listen to Teacher Liu rambling. You don’t know that when Su Wenhao and the others ca, they were all robust n. Now what have they beco? Very delicate," Wang Lei interrupted.
"Hehe, I’ll tell what you said to Liang Xiaolin, Xu Yino, and Liu Yiqing later. Let’s see how you show off," Liu Banxia said.
"It’s like I’m afraid of you talking. This is their real feeling, not sothing I made up," Wang Lei said.
"Let give you a reward. Go inform the patient’s family with Su Wenhao," Liu Banxia said.
The four were happy, and after the patient woke up, they eagerly followed Su Wenhao out.
"You’re really putting in a lot of effort," Wang Lei said.
"Sigh... I have to work hard. Their level is indeed a bit lower than the previous group of six," Liu Banxia said.
"This is the result after I went to their dical school to recruit. I hope they can be more serious and put in more effort. Otherwise, reaching Xu Yino’s progress is quite difficult."
"You just happened to get a batch this outstanding. Actually, this is the normal standard. Just coincidentally caught such a cohort, and you seized the opportunity."
"From my experience, such situations are rare and hard to co by. But I heard the two strong perforrs this year were both recruited by the city hospital. Seems your persuasion skills need so work, need to try harder," Wang Lei said.
Liu Banxia rolled his eyes. He knew about those two. It’s just that their families work at the city hospital, so naturally, they had the advantage.
But he wasn’t going to give up easily. In basic surgical operations, there isn’t actually much difficulty. What’s crucial is whether you’re attentive or not.
Just as he walked out of the operating room, he saw Xu Yino waiting for him outside.
"Have you finished all the inquiries? How did it go?" Liu Banxia asked.
"Teacher Liu, it can be confird. Besides the symptom of infertility, there’s no ectopic condition to the bladder; all other symptoms are present," Xu Yino said.
Ding! Consultation task completed
Gained 50 experience points
"In that case, let’s wait until her body is ready. Explain to her clearly that she can co over to us for the surgery then," Liu Banxia thought for a mont and said.
"For her, this is sowhat good news; otherwise, she’d remain anxious. It’s not a major surgery, quite easy to handle."
Xu Yino nodded, "Teacher Liu, I’ve already told her. Do you think it’s because of her curettage?"
"More or less, the likelihood from curettage is higher than from dical abortion, which is considered an iatrogenic cause. In addition, there could be implantation issues, her situation might be quite complicated," Liu Banxia said.
"But anyway, it’s not a life-threatening illness. It won’t infiltrate, just remove it directly. If it had infiltrated, it’s close to the anus, and we would have to consider preserving it," he added.
"Sigh... she was too careless. One ti is one thing, but twice," Xu Yino sighed.
"Isn’t this quite normal? Every hospital has quite a few surgeries like this. What can we do? This is just how tis are now," Liu Banxia said with a smile.
"Oh, right, Teacher Liu, the patient who overdosed and developed liver failure finally pulled through," Xu Yino reported.
"Really? That’s great news! I’ll go check on him in the ICU," Liu Banxia said joyfully.
This was indeed great news. That young man had been hovering between life and death for days. Critical condition notices had piled up, and now there’s finally so good news.
"Aren’t you supposed to be in surgery? What are you doing here?" Zhang Zhiyuan asked with a deliberately stern face when he saw Liu Banxia.
"Did he pull through?" Liu Banxia inquired.
Zhang Zhiyuan nodded, "All that hard work paid off, but it cost a lot. I heard they borrowed money from all their relatives."
"There’s no way around it, that’s the ICU for you. Luckily, the money wasn’t spent in vain, he pulled through. How soon can he be transferred to a regular ward?" Liu Banxia asked.
"At least another two days, today’s indicators just started to improve," Zhang Zhiyuan replied.
"But we should also thank his friend. If it had been two or three hours later, there would really have been no chance. There were tis when we thought it was hopeless, yet he pulled through on his own," he said.
"So you guys are amazing, money can be earned again slowly, but there’s only one life," Liu Banxia said.
"This could be considered a dical miracle, truly pulling him back from the brink. Really impressive, and this isn’t just for show," he praised.
"Then work harder, assign us so more staff. After all, you’re part of the directorate, you need to make real, significant accomplishnts," Zhang Zhiyuan said.
Liu Banxia rolled his eyes, "Why ? Even if I were the director, I wouldn’t be handling these matters."
"You know Chen Xuehai well, and we’re pretty close. Anyway, you’ll be in leadership soday, and we must raise issues that need to be addressed, right?" Zhang Zhiyuan remarked.
"Don’t try to pull into this, I’m not getting involved. It’s been hectic enough in the past, and I still haven’t properly grasped the teaching duties," Liu Banxia replied.
"But really, don’t be anxious. Even though I haven’t reported to the director recently, I believe this issue is being considered," he added.
"But aren’t these things ant to be addressed slowly? We’ve persisted for so long that a CCU has been established, which is quite good. Anyway, today is a happy day, I’ll treat you to lunch."
"It’s not enough just to treat , there are so many of us here, right?" Zhang Zhiyuan said with a smile.
"Add so more dishes, this is a big accomplishnt and needs to be celebrated. In our ICU, many tis, all we can do is watch helplessly," Liu Banxia lanted.
"This is because your departnt is like the hospital’s special forces, the most elite. So staff allocation isn’t that easy to arrange," Liu Banxia continued.
"Really, don’t rush this. Don’t urge , I’ve completely surrendered. It’s not as if you can just casually pull soone in. Many people say the ICU is where hospitals make unscrupulous money, but it’s not like that," he said.
"You really hit the nail on the head, many people either glorify or demonize the ICU," Zhang Zhiyuan noted.
"No patient who enters the ICU is straightforward. It’s either perioperative care for major surgeries or people who have one foot in the grave," Liu Banxia said.
"It’s not that we want to shirk responsibility. When critically ill patients are brought in, whether they can leave alive sotis really depends on fate," he added.
"Like this patient with liver failure, our efforts played a part, but so did his strong will to survive. If he were older, we might not be having this celebratory al," Liu Banxia said.
"In this line of work, we don’t seek public praise, just peace of mind," Liu Banxia concluded.
"Don’t worry, I’ll keep sending over the team of six little ones. If it weren’t because your departnt’s tasks are more critical, more stringent, I wouldn’t have chosen here," he assured.
"Sigh... they are good seeds, just hard to bring over," Zhang Zhiyuan sighed.
"That’s because they enjoy being scouts with , let others handle the special forces tasks," Liu Banxia replied.
He had to put an end to Zhang Zhiyuan’s ideas; he was reluctant to give up on the six little ones.
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