With the arrival of Comrade Dean, the atmosphere in the emergency center became tense, serious and lively.

Nervousness refers to the psychological and mental tension of doctors, seriousness refers to the seriousness of expressions, and liveliness refers to the liveliness of movements.

Especially the doctors who are working, their expressions are focused and their movements are professional, as if they are filming a movie.

I saw the attending doctor Zhao Lele, facing a young man with a bruised arm. He first put on gloves and a mask, and then put on an eye mask. When he picked up the needle for local anesthesia, he stood with his feet in a splay.

The hand compressions were done as seriously as if you were performing heart surgery.

When nurse Wang Jia was hooking up the drip, she not only asked the patient's name, allergies and other medical history information, but during the adjustment of the fluid, she also constantly asked the patient how they felt about the speed of the fluid, in order to adjust it to a suitable phase speed.

Dr. Zhou was even more busy jumping up and down. He was checking the patient's fluids and medical records, caring about the patient's physical condition, and instructing the young doctor to perform debridement surgery - he didn't have any patients of his own.

, you can't continue to look at your phone. Even if the phone displays a paper, Dr. Zhou is afraid that others will misunderstand it.

"Director Huo, I'll leave the frontline command to you." The dean didn't say anything high-sounding. He didn't think it was a good idea to make the doctors anxious now.

After clearly handing over the command of the emergency department, the director sat in the corner like an ordinary patient's family member.

Zuo Cidian couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. What he was most afraid of was that the dean would ask questions and seek advice on the spot.

Based on Ling Ran's habit, he might contradict a doctor's opinion on the spot - Ling Ran often did this during consultations, which made several doctors unhappy.

However, the doctors participating in the consultation were not very high-ranking, and Ling Ran's rank was too high, so Ling Ran was angry.

But yelling at someone in the consultation room is completely different from yelling at someone in the emergency department in front of everyone. Some people may resent it for the rest of their lives.

In addition, Zuo Cidian was also afraid of asking questions. It would be embarrassing if he couldn't answer in front of everyone.

Young people can answer questions without any problems, and at the same time satisfy the superior doctor's desire to be a teacher. Middle-aged people in their 40s are not suitable for such embarrassing scenes...

"Three ambulances, totaling 5 people. The first one arrived three minutes later. The patient had an open abdominal wound, a lot of blood loss, and was still conscious. His blood pressure was 110, and his heart rate was 111..." In front of the reception desk, the head nurse directly took over.

While doing this work, I listened and reported, and by the way, I also asked questions to the first responders in the ambulance.

Veteran nurses who have been in the emergency department for more than 20 years have a better observation and understanding of the disease than doctors. They just lack basic knowledge and know what is happening, but they cannot propose solutions.

The doctors were thinking quickly as they listened to the numerical values.

"Has the identity information of the patients in each vehicle been confirmed?" Huo Congjun asked one more question.

"Confirmed. The patient in the first car, Jin Xuezhen, is 27 years old." The head nurse nodded to Huo Congjun imperceptibly.

Huo Congjun understood that this was the dean's nephew.

"Where are the other two cars?"

"In the second car was Jin Xuezhen's girlfriend, who suffered multiple fractures all over her body, massive bleeding, and was in a coma. In the third car were two of Jin Xuezhen's classmates, one with minor injuries and one with open fractures in both arms..."

"Okay, let's allocate the manpower first." Huo Congjun Huo Congjun entered the work situation, with his hands behind his back, he ordered people in the departments, and then called each department together for consultation.

The dean sat in the corner and said nothing.

Doctors know best that care leads to chaos. Although I always want to give my family the best doctor, sometimes the best doctor is not necessarily the most suitable doctor. Usually, a doctor who is too good at playing tricks may not be the best doctor.

It is suitable to perform surgery on the family members of leaders, but thinking too much often delays the course of the disease.

Huo Congjun brought a group of people into a small talking room to talk, which was closed and anxious. However, Huo Congjun's tone at this time was soft and orderly, giving people a sense of elegance.

The Confucian general on the battlefield and Zhang Fei in the brothel are talking about old military doctors like Director Huo.

“Save lives first, then treat illnesses.”

"The two priorities are first to control bleeding and second to correct shock."

"The main danger has been solved, and then we can deal with organ injuries and bone injuries."

"Each department must allocate manpower, especially orthopedics and hand surgery. Your tasks are still quite heavy."

Huo Congjun first explained the order of diagnosis and treatment, then looked at the deputy director sent by the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery and said: "If liver resection is needed, leave it to Dr. Ling Ranling."

There was no need to be polite at this time. The liver resection performed by Ling Ran was better and faster. If He Yuanzheng was put in the position and Ling Ran was put down just for the sake of He Yuanzheng's face, that would be to disregard the safety of the dean's nephew.

He Yuanzheng doesn't have such a big reputation.

Of course, He Yuanzheng himself knew the situation, so he did not show up in the name of being operated on, and instead sent the deputy director.

The deputy director stood among a group of directors and smiled cooperatively without saying a word nonsense.

This is the embarrassment of technical doctors. Technology itself transcends qualifications.

Especially doctors with a certain specialty in a certain department must be number one in their field. Otherwise, even the director of the department would be uncomfortable if his skills were completely covered by other doctors.

Because of this, the department directors of some hospitals will control some major surgeries and will never allow other doctors to touch them.

No matter how awesome a doctor is, if he doesn't even have a chance to get started, he will naturally not be able to perform this type of surgery, and a technological monopoly will lead to technological leadership.

However, once you encounter foreign doctors and more and more doctors returning from overseas, such a technology monopoly becomes meaningless.

This is actually what He Yuanzheng encountered.

He used to be Yun Yi's knife in liver resection, but if Ling Ran continued to work there, he would have to switch to pancreas removal at some point.

That is to say, Ling Ran only performs surgeries at no cost, so that He Yuanzheng can tolerate a little bit of damage to his face. Otherwise, he would jump up even if he didn't.

Huo Congjun looked around and saw that he had no objections, so he continued to arrange it.

Three minutes passed in a blink of an eye.

Huo Congjun finished the consultation at the right time, then came out with everyone, changed equipment, put on gloves, and waited in the reception area for the ambulance to arrive.

Ling Ran followed Huo Congjun without saying a word.

Whether he can work or not depends on the condition of the patient's injury.

He is not yet able to complete all general surgery operations independently. In fact, he is still far from this goal.

Before general surgery could provide full coverage, the rescue of open abdominal wounds always required teamwork for him.

After a while, the first ambulance arrived.

Two male nurses from the emergency department rushed to her immediately.

Huo Congjun also walked up, and used a small flashlight to shine on the patient's pupils. He listened to the ambulanceman's report, arranged the medication, and followed him to the emergency room.

The dean stood up involuntarily, walked to the rescue room, and did not go in again.

Rescue room.

Huo Congjun gave orders in an orderly manner, and everyone who was slightly inaccurate quickly adjusted their mood.

"Liver rupture."

"Spleen rupture."

"Bladder ruptured, pelvis fractured."

The two deputy directors were checking and making reports while handling the matter, and their expressions were not very good.

This kind of injury is much more complicated than expected.

"Ling Ran, you take care of the ruptured liver." Huo Congjun shouted and gave up his position.

Ling Ran squeezed in sideways, tied his hand and looked at it for two seconds, then inserted his hand into the patient's abdominal cavity without hesitation.

Perfect manual hemostasis is suitable for handling difficult cases like this.

Huo Congjun's eyelids jumped. In the presence of the dean, he did not dare to call Ling Ran and went straight to the battle to stop the bleeding with his bare hands. In his opinion, there were too many cases where he could not stop the bleeding with his bare hands. If he had given the order, and

Ling Ran couldn't do it, so it would leave a bad impression in vain. On the other hand, the scope of application for using bare hands to stop bleeding was indeed relatively narrow, and he was not sure whether it could be used.

What Huo Congjun didn't expect was that Ling Ran used it without hesitation.

"How is it?" Huo Congjun couldn't help but ask.

"It's within control. Liver resection and splenectomy are required." Ling Ran answered very quickly.

"Control the amount of bleeding." Huo Congjun only gave one instruction, and asked a few questions to others before taking off his gloves, leaving the emergency room, and notifying his family members.
Chapter completed!