Thinking back afterwards, Dr. Zhang Desheng broke out in a cold sweat. Fortunately, he was also an imperial envoy and not on duty that night, otherwise he would have been caught by Xie.
He rushed to the Nephrology Department, looking for the front-line doctors on duty and the patients who needed his help. Within two minutes, Dr. Xie Wanying and Dr. Wen Zihan arrived at the scene.
Dr. Zhang Desheng took two sharp breaths: After Xie became a doctor, his speed at running to save people became even more terrifying.
In fact, this has little to do with running speed. The most important thing is that the route map must be clear.
Unlike the previous rescue of Li Yaxi, the destination was unclear and had to be detoured. As long as the purpose was clear and the shortest route from where to where in the hospital was, Dr. Xie already had a precise hospital route map planned in his mind.
Dr. Zhang Desheng really couldn't believe that Mr. Xie, you came so quickly, so he asked more: "Where did you come from?"
"General Foreign Language II."
As soon as they came out of the second door of General Foreign Language School and saw classmate Zhang's phone number displayed on their mobile phones, they immediately changed their direction and ran towards the old building, so do you think they can't hurry up?
Thank you, classmates, for your responsiveness. Your brain is not slow for even a second?! Dr. Zhang Desheng was speechless.
"What did you just say on the phone that was impossible?" Dr. Zhang Desheng asked her again about the profound words on the phone.
"Are you a patient who is expected to be hospitalized for a long time? I guess not."
Several people were talking and looking for patients and medical staff in the ophthalmology department.
In a rescue situation, all medical staff usually go to one place, leaving the doctor's office and nurse station unattended.
This is fully reflected in the shortage of manpower in the night shift hospital.
When I saw some family members, they stopped them in the corridor and said, "My old man has finished the injection. He went to the nurse and said that no one was here to help us take out the injection first."
Where did the nurse go?
There are two nurses and a trainee nurse on duty during the night shift. But once the rescue occurs, both nurses will definitely be too busy.
Can the doctor help me pull out the needle? Sorry, the front-line doctors are busy cramping themselves, and the medical students dare not pull it out. The reason why they don’t dare to pull out the needle is not because they don’t know how to pull out the needle, but because they don’t know the patient’s infusion plan. How can they dare to pull it out randomly?
If the needle is pulled out and the nurse comes back later and says that there are still needles to be given, what should the patient's family do to hold them accountable?
Are you saying that there is no infusion card that can be checked? Not necessarily. Sometimes the doctor temporarily adds the injections ordered by the doctor, and the nurse has no time to put in the infusion card, and only the nurse knows about it.
"Have you finished all the fighting?"
"Yes, the blood returned to my head after the infusion."
Dr. Zhang Desheng thought: There is nothing we can do. We can only ask the nurse before pulling it out. If we don’t pull it out for the time being, the current infusion tube has a safety design and won’t cause serious problems if air enters.
It is not okay to hang on to the patient's family members all the time.
"Wait a minute, I'll find a nurse to pull it out for you right away," said Dr. Zhang Desheng.
Doctor Xie Wanying looked on: Wow, this classmate has become a formal doctor for nearly a year, and his courage has increased dramatically.
Looking again, it's actually not difficult to find. The ward with the emergency room must have the loudest noise, so just run all the way to the place with the loudest noise.
The reason why Dr. Zhang was a little hesitant when he was looking for him before was because there was so much noise in the nephrology department at the moment.
A group of them went to find the problem and finally discovered what the problem was: a total of three patients reported that they had symptoms at about the same time, and the frontline doctors' brains were about to explode.