The conversation faded away, and the person who was obviously on the phone was focused on the phone and did not notice their arrival.
Having already heard the voice of Boss Zhang, Xie Wanying couldn't help but secretly look at Senior Brother Tao next to her.
The hospital was frugal at night, leaving only one light on in the corridor. Under the dim light, Tao Zhijie's face was blurry and unclear.
A doctor's business is far more than just seeing and treating patients, especially Zhang Huayao, a big leader in the hospital, who has many different things and a lot of business.
Xie Wanying thought that maybe Brother Tao thought that Mr. Zhang should not leave the ward at this moment to take such business calls that had nothing to do with the patient. He could hang up immediately and talk about it later.
After all, Mr. Zhang can come out of the ICU to answer such calls. I wonder if this means that the patient's condition is in the palm of the doctor's hand and there is no need to rescue him. The strange thing is, if the patient's condition is not dangerous, why doesn't Mr. Zhang go home and stay in the ICU?
There are many signs of contradictions, which cast a shadow over the minds of those who have just arrived and do not understand the specific situation.
Getting closer, I finally saw a group of people in the outer corridor near the ICU entrance.
It was a few classmates in her class. Maybe most of the people in her class who had helped had gone back, and only Li Qian and his dormitory group of four were left at the scene.
"Yingying." Turning around to see her, Li Qian shouted first, "Why are you here?"
It seems that everyone unanimously thinks that there is no need to inform her?
Just as Senior Brother Tao walked away to answer the phone, Xie Wanying left Senior Brother, approached Student Li and asked, "No one called me."
"They said Senior Brother Cao will call you and tell you." When questioned by classmate Xie, classmate Li Qian was not afraid that Senior Brother might directly blame him around here.
"Shang Quan called me."
"We're keeping him from coming."
This classmate Li has been working in the clinic for a long time, and he has become more and more like a doctor. His tone of voice has become like a fortune teller, and he likes to talk half-heartedly to make people guess.
Seeing that her expression was a little dissatisfied, Li Qian turned to the other students and said, "You guys talk to her. I won't win against her."
The faces of the other people present showed embarrassment, and everyone knew that no one could hide this from Classmate Xie.
Being looked at by several other people, Zhang Desheng, the top student in the Department of Internal Medicine, came out, adjusted his glasses and whispered to her: "Why don't you go in and take a look for yourself. The teacher and monitor are inside."
ICU does not allow too many people to be crowded inside. In fact, it may be really embarrassing for these students.
Some of these medical students are not interns in the National ICU and are not related to the patients. They have no chance to follow the patients into the emergency room and ICU ward. The teachers are busy with rescue operations, and it is impossible for them to have free time to report on the patient's condition to their medical students.
It is equivalent to saying that they did not see the patient when they came to the hospital and did not understand the patient's condition.
"If you want to ask, ask Teacher Ren and the monitor. But, I heard that they are sitting in the office." Zhang Desheng said.
Their counselors are non-clinicians, teachers in medical schools, and do not participate in clinical work and decision-making. At the same time, Teacher Ren needs to comfort her colleague Teacher Chen. I had no choice but to sit in the office, help with some psychological treatment for the patient's relatives and friends, and wait for news from the doctors.
In this way, Teacher Ren and the others are not allowed to stay at the patient's bedside. I am afraid that the patient's condition is that the rescue has not been completed?
Regardless of anything else, Xie Wanying asked the students what they should know.
(End of chapter)
