The infectious disease department is in the emergency building.
"Did you see it, or did she see it?" Dr. Wu asked close to Sun Yubo's ear.
Sun Yubo gave him a "you know" look.
The three students were following closely behind the teacher, like three chickens following a hen. If the teacher wanted them to hear something, he would let them hear it, but if he didn't want them to hear it, he wouldn't.
After the shift was over, the conditions of the patients in the ward tonight were relatively stable compared to Tuesday night. Mainly because of the large number of patients admitted on Monday and Tuesday who were taking medications after being hospitalized. Those who should be stable were stabilized.
The patient in the extra bed was transferred to the general ward, and it was said that he might be transferred to the Department of Gastroenterology for continued treatment. However, the patient and his family did not want to think about it anymore, thinking that the treatment in their general surgery department was very good. Who would have thought that the patient's sister would be treated well that night?
I want to file a complaint against the doctor.
"Perhaps we can rest tonight. There are no particularly serious illnesses or incurable diseases. The beds are full, and two extra beds have been taken. If we take any more, we will temporarily put them in the corridor." When he came back, he sat in the office.
Sun Yubo suggested to the two students, "How about you go and take a nap first? Otherwise, you will be woken up suddenly in the middle of the night and lose energy."
"Teacher Sun, if you want to sleep first, you can. Yingying and I will help you look after the patient in the ward." Li Qian spoke quickly to share the teacher's worries.
This stupid boy, even if he has an insight into the teacher's thoughts, why can't he speak out? Sun Yubo was almost speechless with anger.
"Teacher, he and I will check the ward first." After giving her classmates a wink, Xie Wanying took her classmates out.
Xiao Xie is a better person, so he just pretends not to know what to do. Sun Yubo yawned and thought about it, go to bed first. He might have to get up in the middle of the night.
"Hasn't the ward been checked?" Li Qian asked as he walked out of the office.
"Teacher wants to be alone." Xie Wanying whispered to her classmates.
After a while, Li Qian suddenly realized: "Oh."
Nothing happened, so Xie Wanying walked to the nurse's station and flipped through her notes. When the nurse came back later to explain some things, she wanted to go to bed first.
Li Qian went to bed 23 to chat with his aunt.
Sister Lingling, the nurse sister on the night shift, came back, patted Xie Wanying on the shoulder, and whispered: "Can you ask your classmate to stay with bed 23 all the time?"
"He wanted to go on his own. He knew about that aunt's condition." Xie Wanying said, knowing that Sister Lingling was kindly reminding her.
"I see that your classmate has a soft temper, and I'm afraid he won't be able to bear it. He has too good a relationship with the patient." Sister Lingling, as a senior, said with experience, "Don't take it for granted and think that you are a doctor.
, you can treat life, old age, illness and death very rationally. When you really get emotional, it will be really fatal. So you see, our doctors, nurses, and patients must keep a certain distance."
In her previous internship in the laboratory department, she had no chance to enter the ward at all. She had to go back and forth among various internal departments of the laboratory department. For example, some medical practices and things in the ward were familiar with the ward teachers and colleagues during the internship and work. She went to the ward
Or I learned about it while cooperating with the inspection work in the operating room.
But when it comes to handling relationships with patients, hospitals are pretty much the same.
She remembered that patients and their families often collapsed on the spot when they came to the laboratory to get a report with bad results. Doctors did everything they could to help at this time, but there were indeed some diseases that could not be cured.
