Chapter 483 【483】Night Shift

Sun Yubo led the students into the doctor's office.

Dr. Wu, the four groups of front-line doctors who were on duty 24 hours before, took Lin Hao to hand over shifts with them.

"A lot of patients were discharged from the hospital yesterday, and many new patients were admitted. A lot of patients in your own group came in and out." Dr. Wu explained to them simply and clearly, "If you are seriously ill, I know about the other groups. There are only five groups." This patient is more troublesome. They rescued it once during the day."

"Did anything special happen to you last night?" Sun Yubo asked.

"I was fine last night. Nothing major happened. A new emergency patient was admitted last night. Fortunately, the patient is not difficult to deal with. You should be better than me, and the bed is full. Unless the director calls, I guess the emergency department will not come Our department has sent patients. Extra beds are not available for extra beds. There is a serious illness, and we can’t handle it here. The ECG monitoring is all done. Didn’t you borrow two from other departments?” Dr. Wu finished With these words, he and Sun Yubo looked at each other with sympathy, "Actually, I knew that I would bring a newcomer this week, and my heart was trembling. I believe your mood is similar to mine."

Newcomers have bad luck. Veterans know this.

"Did you only bring him one? Don't you have a lot of interns in your group?" Sun Yubo only saw Lin Hao and asked.

Unlike their group, other groups don't like teaching students very much, and Tan Kelin is arranged by Corey to teach, so he can arrange his own group to not teach much.

"You have to know that Dr. Pan came to support us last week when something happened to Dr. Pan. He has not recovered. Deputy Director Liu is busy now and wants him to rest for two days. Fortunately, that day The patient did not die, and the family members understood after hearing it, because they found out that the patient had another disease and performed the operation together. But our people were terrified. Under such circumstances, how can people in our group continue to take care of the students." Dr. Wu pointed to Lin Hao, "This guy was there that day, and his reaction was considered calm. So the team asked him to be on duty with me. The other interns will forget it first, so as not to cause any trouble. No one will be there when something happens at night, and it's even worse."

It sounds like Lin Hao's reputation as a medical student in the second general surgery department has improved.

Li Qi'an raised the corners of his lips unwillingly.

It is said that the patient who had the accident was transferred to the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery.

"Turn around." Chief Doctor Wu breathed out, and left after finishing the shift. He said to Lin Hao, "Go back and hurry up to rest. Tomorrow night it will be our turn to be on the night shift again."

"Yes, Teacher Wu." Lin Hao answered calmly.

After finishing his shift with Dr. Wu, Sun Yubo took a few breaths. He is in a very anxious mood. He only heard that there were patients rescued during the day. Tonight may be more difficult, and he might have to continue the rescue.

Take the students to check the seriously ill patients in the fifth group, which is a 61-bed patient, a woman in her 40s or 50s.

I went there to see that the family members were not there, and the bed doctor left. Sun Yubo went out of the ward and called the doctor in charge of the bed to ask about the situation.

"Well, yes, I was rescued at around two o'clock in the afternoon. It's not as terrible as Wu Qiying said. The blood pressure dropped, and the blood transfusion improved a lot. She is a little anemic. I will ask the hematology department to come for consultation tomorrow. Only after the consultation can I confirm whether it is true or not. It’s not possible to perform an operation.” The doctor opposite said.

"What disease? What kind of surgery are you going to have?" Sun Yubo asked carefully.

Xie Wanying quickly recorded in the notebook while listening to the teacher, and then scanned the patient and the monitor with her eyes.