"Yes, Dr. Tan is here, show it to Dr. Tan." Gao Zhaocheng said.
Tan Kelin's eyelids blinked: in his memory, he hadn't seen a nurse recently.
"Our colleague asked Dr. Xie to see the checklist, so—" the nurse tried hard to explain.
The more the question is explained, the more astonished the doctors in the on-site department:
"Are you looking for an intern to see a doctor?"
"Are you embarrassed to ask the professor to see a doctor?"
"Professor Li, they are embarrassed to see you, aren't they?"
"Don't talk nonsense!" Professor Li broke out in a layer of sweat, and clarified loudly, "When did I refuse my colleagues to come to see a doctor?"
"Doctor Tan, are you refusing them to come to see a doctor?" Someone asked Tan Kelin, or they were looking for your student to see a doctor instead of you.
Tan Kelin immediately said straightly: "I and my people dare not reject any colleague."
Isn't this nonsense? Doctors who dare to do this, unless they don't want to stay in this hospital.
Ordinary patients dare not refuse, let alone colleagues.
"What's going on!" Shen Jinghui turned his head and asked about the situation himself.
The leader asked questions, and the nurse turned around to discuss with her colleagues: "Why don't we talk about it after their meeting."
"Doctor Xie is an intern, can't he come out first?"
"Is Qiaowen in a hurry?"
"Can she not be in a hurry? If she is not in a hurry, she can get the CT results and run here immediately?"
"Xie, classmate, when did you see a doctor?" Sun Yubo couldn't wait any longer, and turned around to ask the student.
"I came to see it on Tuesday." Xie Wanying replied to the teacher.
"What disease?"
"The patient doesn't want to say it herself, and I can't say it, Mr. Sun." It involves the patient's privacy, otherwise she would have spoken when there was a lot of noise just now.
"You prescribe medicine?"
"No, they opened the checklist. They said that they can just ask any doctor to sign it, so they didn't ask Teacher Tan."
To write a checklist, some nurses write it themselves and ask the doctor to sign it. It's not about taking medicine or doing frequent checkups throughout the day. The doctor signed it directly after seeing that there was no problem, which is equivalent to doing a physical examination.
"What are you arguing at the door, come in and explain clearly." Deputy Director Liu grabbed the nurse standing at the door and called him in.
Unable to leave, the nurse came in and said, "It's all right."
"Is there anything wrong? Let's take a look at the results of the checklist. Why, we didn't thank the doctor, did we?"
Hearing the words of the deputy director's forced confession, the doctors in the meeting room laughed up and down, clearly aware that the nurses were doing something strange and were hiding something from everyone.
The department leader said so, so the nurse had to take the inspection report and show it to the leader.
"It's not all right." Deputy Director Liu quickly came to a conclusion after scanning the report.
"Yes, so let's ask Dr. Xie's opinion." The nurse said.
"Why do you ask her? This is going to be operated on. She is an intern and can't perform the operation." Deputy Director Liu tapped the paper to these nurses in wonder, thinking that it is impossible for them to know this as an expert, so how could they say such a thing.
"No, we wanted to ask her opinion first. Because she saw it. We didn't tell her to have an operation." The nurse said.
"Dr. Xie saw it? You went to see Dr. Xie first, didn't you?" Deputy Director Liu thought that if an intern could see a disease, a regular doctor would be able to see it even more.
"No, I have seen many doctors first. I have seen doctors in her own department, gynecology, digestive system, and many examinations."