Can a nurse clearly explain the ins and outs of a seriously ill patient's condition on the phone? Not at all. Nurses are not doctors after all.
In addition, the doctors on duty in the emergency department are usually dispatched to the emergency department by various departments. It cannot be said that they do not understand the psychology of the inpatient doctors. Therefore, there are only two possibilities for such a thing to happen.
One is to pretend to be confused. When I was on duty in the inpatient unit, I was the inpatient psychiatrist. When I was on duty in the ER, I was the psychology of an ER doctor. I always do things based on principles that are beneficial to me. There are very few doctors like this, because if you do this, you will have a bad reputation among your colleagues, and sooner or later you will be ganged up on.
The other is that he is young, and he doesn’t quite know how to make people like him.
No matter who he is, Dr. Wang, the doctor in charge of Wannian, is in trouble and should be blamed early. If Dr. Wang doesn't deal with this person, then Dr. Wang himself will be dealt with by the department director, who will say that Dr. Wang is incapable of being stupid.
The medical students around were all quietly observing the subsequent development of the matter. This was a live version of the workplace in the hospital, and it was worthy of curiosity.
The doctor on duty in the emergency department came to answer the phone. His tone was anxious for some reason, and he started to speak arrogantly: "It's a car accident patient. Didn't you listen to the nurse?"
"You said there was a car accident? Where did it hit?"
"Hit my head. If I didn't bang my head, why would I call your neurosurgery department to ask about the bed?"
This man's tone was more arrogant than the talented people from Beidu in his department. He was so arrogant that his nose and eyes reached the sky. The Song Mao in their department is recognized as a genius and the most capable person to be proud of. Dr. Wang was furious.
Classmate Pan, Classmate Wei, and others all felt strange when they heard this: Who could speak more proudly than Song Mao?
To be fair, Xie Wanying never thought Dr. Song was arrogant. You know, only fools are arrogant.
What would Song Xuelin think if someone was more arrogant than him? Wei Shangquan turned around and took a peek, and saw the other person leaning on the back of the chair holding a teacup, his eyes hazy as if he was sleepwalking, but he was actually in a daze.
Obviously the genius Dr. Song, as a neurosurgeon, knows very well that being in a daze from time to time is good for brain health.
Dr. Wang stood at the nurse's station and continued to scold the emergency room caller opposite: "You mean coma, light coma or deep coma? Can't you count the patient's Glasgow Coma Index?"
"The emergency department here is so busy. I don't have time to do these neurological scores on you. Your neurosurgeon, please come down."
"Let me tell you, you first send the patient to the CT room for a CT scan to see what's going on, and then call us to tell us. Now if you bring the patient to the inpatient department, he still has to do an emergency CT scan. Instead, you are torturing the patient. "Dr. Wang argued with reason.
"There is a long queue in the emergency CT room tonight, and it won't be his turn for a while. Do you want someone to come down to handle it? If not, I will tell the director of our emergency department."
The other party's intimidation made Dr. Wang furious: "You can't shirk your job as the first-diagnosis doctor just because you're busy!"
"Isn't this your neurosurgeon's business? I don't think it's useful. I'm not a neurosurgeon. What should I show him?"
"Who are you? Which department do you belong to?" Dr. Wang became more and more convinced that he had never seen anyone in his hospital with such an arrogant tone, and he had to ask clearly who the guy opposite was.
The other party seemed to feel guilty and replied: "I am in emergency."
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