Until he was so close to her that he could touch her, he stopped and carefully observed her current appearance with his eyes.
Her body curled up in the quilt was like a shrimp, like a cat, with both hands grabbing the head of the quilt in her sleep, like a small animal reluctant to move even half a step away from the warm quilt. The nursing bed was narrow, and the edge of the quilt slipped off the edge of the bed.
There is a bit of air leakage.
He judged that she was cold and about to be frozen. Cao Yong immediately bent down to tuck the quilt for her. He used his two hands to tuck the edge of the quilt for her and tuck it to her neck. He saw that there was a layer of blue under her eyes.
Her tired face was very obvious. Her breathing was long and long, which showed that she was sleeping very hard. It also showed that she was very tired today, and her brain was completely shut down and she was in a dormant state. As a result, she had no sign of noticing that he was so close.
It's heartbreaking to see her in this situation.
Cao Yong's furrowed eyebrows never relaxed at all. He knew that she was a very strong person, and at the same time, this was what he was most afraid of, fearing that she would collapse from exhaustion.
He stretched out his right hand and touched her forehead to see if she had a fever due to being too tired. After confirming that there was no sign of illness for the time being, Cao Yong breathed out lightly and thought about what he should do next.
When would she be willing to let him or others help instead of being too strong alone. Just like she had helped him out of trouble before, he also wanted to help her out of trouble.
"Doctor Cao." Someone called from behind.
Cao Yong immediately turned his head, raised his middle finger to the opponent, shook it, and gave the instruction: shut up.
The emergency doctor on duty who called him immediately closed his mouth.
After carefully making sure that she had not been awakened, Cao Yong straightened up, turned around and walked out with the doctor on duty.
Walking back to the nurse's station, Cao Yong, who wanted the patient's medical records, asked the doctor on duty: "Doctor Yao, what's going on with her cousin?"
The doctor's name on the other side's nameplate is Yao.
The young Dr. Yao knew that the boss did not recognize him before, so it did not prevent him from facing Cao Yong with some trepidation and he had to answer questions carefully: "The nurse just came to inform me that Dr. Cao wanted to see the medical records of a certain emergency patient.
This Xiao Shugang was transferred from the Provincial People's Hospital of X Province to our Guozhi Emergency Department this evening. He was to be transferred to the Third Department of Internal Medicine of our hospital through the emergency department. Therefore, the medical records he brought when he was transferred were transferred to Dr. Shen and his team from the Third Department of Internal Medicine.
Taken it away. Now there are only temporary medical orders issued by their group on the medical record folder, including the admission examination for the patient tomorrow, and the monitoring orders for the patient's observation in the emergency room tonight. No other special treatment has been given to the patient for the time being. The patient's condition
It is also relatively stable. The next step of treatment depends on Dr. Shen’s decision, and we may have to wait for the results of other examinations to come out.”
After listening to his explanations, Cao Yong asked: "They haven't written the admission medical record yet?"
"Yes. The patient will be transferred to the cardiology department tomorrow, and they will write it down then."
In the emergency department, no hospitalization files are established for patients who have not gone through admission procedures. Basically, doctors only write a simple summary of the condition and medical instructions in the patient's outpatient and emergency medical records. Cao Yong knew these, and the questions he wanted to ask actually did not exist.
Changed: "What disease does the patient have?"
"It seems -" Dr. Yao had just answered these three words when he suddenly realized that the big man's eyes looking at him were like a shadowless light in the operating room suddenly shining on him.
In clinical practice, when the doctor above asks a question, he hates it when the doctor below answers these words: It seems, it seems, it seems.
