The old man sitting on the chair had bad eyes. He rubbed his eyes with his hands and looked hard to see who was standing at the door: "Wengui, is that you?"
"It's me, grandma." The boy emphasized again, "The doctor is here, and my mother and sister are saved."
Grandma Wengui heard clearly what her grandson said this time, couldn't believe it, and stood up.
Xie Wanying walked into the room.
This is a self-built house in a rural area. The building structure is very simple. The roof above it leaks, and rainwater falls on the stove.
Because the room is small, people who walk in can see the whole room at a glance.
The two injured people were not carried to the inner room, probably because the room was smaller, so they were placed in the living room. There were two wooden boards placed on the ground to serve as beds for the injured.
"I called." Grandma Wengui told her grandson what they did when he was away. "Your uncle Wangcai has a mobile phone and called the village committee. They said they would ask someone to come down and see what was going on."
You need to consider calling an ambulance because calling an ambulance costs money.
Wengui seemed to understand what grandma said but didn't seem to understand what grandma said. What did grandma mean? The family had no money? Didn't he save his mother and his sister?
"You have to borrow money first." Grandma Wengui explained to her grandson, otherwise the ambulance would be sent to the hospital, and the hospital would have to collect a deposit first. Because of this, the village cadres must be contacted to find the driver responsible for the accident, or the village cadres must take them to the hospital and the hospital.
Explain the situation.
"The main reason is that your father is not here." Grandma Wengui said. She is old and can't accompany him to run around to organize things. Otherwise, there wouldn't be so much trouble.
"It's okay, grandma, I'm here, I brought the doctor back." Wengui said, but his voice became softer unconsciously. After grandma's explanation, he obviously had no confidence. He is underage, and at most he can only
Even though he is half an adult, what can he do next? According to what his grandma said, he seems to be unable to do anything.
When the grandfather and grandson turned around, they realized that the doctor didn't care what they said and was busy squatting next to the injured person.
The injured were one large and one young. The older woman was about thirty years old and had an obvious open wound on her right calf, indicating that the blood on the boy's clothes probably came from the blood on the woman's leg. The younger girl,
He may be less than two years old, his eyelids are closed, and his body does not appear to have any traces of trauma at first glance.
Xie Wanying made a quick judgment, opened the medical kit and took out a stethoscope and a sphygmomanometer. Then she heard the sounds of people arriving one after another. It was teachers who were following.
"Is it necessary to give rehydration?" Yao Jie arrived second and asked, preparing to give the patient an injection.
Qiu Ruiyun, who followed her in, carried a second medical kit, opened it on the ground, and found infusion drugs and syringes. When Yao Jie was giving the woman a bottle first, she looked at the three-year-old girl lying next to her and said,
The doctor said: "I don't think this child can get an injection." At the same time, he called a young man, Wengui, to help him hold the rehydration bottle.
The doctor gave him some work, and the confused Wengui cheered up.
Yao Jie, who was giving the injection to Wengui's mother, was worried about the child's infusion situation. She was not a professional pediatric nurse, so she was inexperienced. Moreover, the child's shock state was more serious than that of an adult, and there seemed to be no injuries on the outside, so it should be serious.
There was internal bleeding. It is harder to find peripheral blood vessels in children than in adults. In this situation, it would be extremely difficult to find a blood vessel for this child.
