"Hello, Doctor Chang." Geng's mother was respectful when she saw him, the attending doctor, coming in.
Geng Yongzhe could see that this playboy pretended to be very good in front of his mother, a family member, and did not let his mother notice the man's usual playboy name.
"Hello." Chang Jiawei lowered his head and responded to the family members, acting serious all the way. Approaching the bedside, he felt the patient's pulse and said with a serious expression on his face: "Don't be afraid. That Zhang who came yesterday
Uncle should have told you that he would let you sleep in the operating room. Just have a sweet dream and when you wake up, everything will be over and it won't hurt..."
Uncle Zhang? I guess Dr. Zhang Tinghai will fight after hearing this. Am I that old?
The anesthesiologist who came to see him yesterday did not look old. Geng Yonghui, who was slightly amused by his words, showed a smile: "Yes, uncle doctor."
"Hey, don't call me uncle, just call me brother." Chang Jiawei patted him on the shoulder and corrected him.
Geng Yonghui: Isn’t this a bit of a double standard?
"It's okay." Chang Jiawei comforted him a few more words, turned around and waved his hand like a general, indicating that the surgical lathe waiting outside could be pushed in.
The younger son was about to be sent to the operating room. Geng's mother's heart was high, sobs came out of her throat, and tears were about to fall.
"Mom, it's okay." Geng Yongzhe stood next to his mother and comforted him, feeling worried inside and frowning.
Geng's mother raised her hand to wipe her eyes, then walked over and held her youngest son's hand.
Several people worked together to move the patient to the lathe and push him to the operating room.
Gu HaoChang Jiawei saw classmate Geng coming with him. While Geng's mother was not there, as a teacher and senior he ordered unhappily: "You should eat your breakfast first."
When I first discovered that this boy didn't know what he was doing, he didn't even eat even though he knew he was going to have surgery this morning. No wonder Song Xuelin said that these guys were far inferior to her and had no self-control.
To be a good surgeon, you must know what you are doing at all times. You can only vent your emotions for a while. The rest of the time when life is at stake, you must adjust your mood to work. Doctors are engaged in the work of saving people, and this kind of speciality does not allow doctors to
Abnormal.
Being reprimanded by this playboy again, Geng Yongzhe calmed down and said, "I can only say that even though he has a famous reputation, he has never failed as a doctor."
When others walked away, Geng Yongzhe immediately turned around to get the breakfast brought by classmate Xie and eat it.
Chang Jiawei turned around again and saw the fully prepared classmate Xie following the patient all the way to the operating room. He couldn't help but smile, his eyes narrowed and the corners of his mouth curved.
When the patient entered the operating room for anesthesia, Dr. Liu and classmate Xie washed their hands at the sink. They liked her previous performance and chatted with her and said, "I knew I would have written a report and applied for you to come to the orthopedics department for internship, but now it's too late."
By this time, her internship plan should have been completely arranged, and there is no way to squeeze it into a department adjustment.
It would be good to do an internship in orthopedics. However, the internship time for medical students is limited, and no medical student can rotate through all clinical departments. For example, she only went to respiratory medicine, and as a surgical student in other internal medicine departments, she did not have the opportunity to visit and study. As for surgery,
If the Department of Urology is not bad, according to Dr. Yin, if the Department of Urology filed a report to apply for her internship and was not approved, it means that she will not have the opportunity to study in the Department of Urology.
It was impossible for her to carve out a special period of her remaining internship time to devote to orthopedics.
