"Don't do it randomly. Wait for the teacher! This kind of rescue is not something we can do. She is not our patient, and her surgery is not something we do." Dai Nanhui shouted at her and emphasized again that he had experience in this area for the doctor's son. "My mother often said that we should not do what we do, and non-professionals can't take the blame. Look, the people in their PICU just notify the patients' attending doctors and don't dare to do it themselves."

I can only say that what I said is correct. The risk of heart compression and defibrillation in the chest is much higher than that in the chest operation, because it is direct contact with the heart. Moreover, this is a postoperative patient. After the operation, the patient has undergone surgery, and only the surgeon knows the situation. He put his hands in randomly. If the items left by the surgeon are accidentally messed up, what should I do if the items such as gauze fall into other parts of the child's body? What should I do if the gauze is removed from the bleeding area and then the bleeding part is severely bleeded.

Dai Nanhui believes that his director’s mother is not afraid.

The most important thing is that they are medical students and not doctors, and they are not qualified to do things that doctors dare not do.

After roaring for a lot of reasons, seeing that classmate Xie didn't seem to hear him, Dai Nanhui was so anxious that he was about to die.

Suddenly, the changing picture on the screen of the ECG monitor in front of him made his eyes stagnate:

Beep, beep, the red alarm of the instrument stopped ringing, and turned back to the smooth and safe green flash light.

This is?!!

Dai Nanhui's eyes were almost bursting and he looked back at the glove-wearing hand of classmate Xie, but his hand did not penetrate into the child's chest: What's going on?

At the entrance of the PICU, a group of PICU people finally welcomed the cardiac surgeon.

"Doctor Han, hurry up--"

Dr. Han led his own people to the point of being old, and a group of people and PICU rushed into the children's ward as soon as a flood. The nurse pushed in another rescue vehicle.

When everyone stood in the ward, they looked at the electrocardiogram and various numbers on the electrocardiogram monitor: Alas?

“Isn’t it an alarm?”

"Didn't your heart beating stop?"

"Who informed me of the rescue?"

One by one, you look at me and I look at you, like beating a drum and passing flowers, looking for the first person to issue an alarm, and you have to ask clearly what is going on.

Dr. Han first caught the doctor on duty at PICU: "Doctor Yao, are you on duty?"

Dr. Yao's sweat fell out: "Yes, it's me. I heard them say that bed 2 is being rescued, so I immediately got up from the duty room and asked them to notify my heart first. They said they had notified you. - Nurse Liu, what did you think is going on?"

"No. The nurse notified you, what's going on if you didn't come in first?" Dr. Han grabbed the other party's loophole and sprayed it first.

"I met you first after getting up from the duty room after I got up, and I wanted to come in and rescue me first." Dr. Yao said in defense.

Nurse Liu recalled the incident and said to the doctors: "I really heard the alarm. You can ask them the two medical students present."

"Who are they?" Dr. Yao and Xie and Dai met for the first time, and there were many questions.

"They are Dr. Cao's students. I heard from this boy that she told her not to reach out and do heart compressions on the patient." Nurse Liu said.

What? A medical student was very bold when he did a chest heart compression on other groups of patients without the teacher's consent or watching. Regardless of whether he did something wrong, Dr. Yao said, "Go, call Dr. Cao down and tell him that his student was in trouble."

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Chapter completed!