Turning around, Xie Wanying saw Dr. Wang hurried out of the office. The rest of the medical students sensed the subtle atmosphere, and all of them were nervous, keeping their eyes on Dr. Wang's every move.
"Yes, Director Lu told you to go and prepare a bed quickly—" Dr. Wang said to the nurse while talking to Director Lu with a mobile phone in his hand, "Director Lu, you said you don't need to prepare a bed? The patient is not hospitalized, just Treating wounds in our ward?"
When the nurse heard it, she was surprised: "Not hospitalized? Can't it be treated in the emergency department? What are you doing in our ward?"
"What are you talking about! This is Director Lu's very important patient. Director Lu's patients want to come to the ward to treat wounds, and they don't want to be in the emergency department, don't you understand? What is the emergency department? It's a mess, and there are all kinds of patients. In Treating the wound in such a place will affect the mood of the patient." Dr. Wang educated the nurse while talking.
The nurse understood what was going on, and said, "I'll go to the dressing room to prepare things for you."
Dr. Wang waved his hands: "Hurry up, Director Lu and the patient will come later."
The nurse ran away. The director's distinguished guests are not ordinary patients, so they definitely need to be treated well.
A group of medical students watched from the side, looking at each other in blank dismay: what kind of patient is the director's distinguished guest
Xie Wanying looked at the list of doctors in the department hanging in the corridor of the ward. It said that the director of neurosurgery was surnamed Pang, and the deputy director was surnamed Lu.
Remembering her brother's advice, Xie Wanying knew that she shouldn't watch the fun like other medical students, so she went straight to the office. Unexpectedly, Dr. Wang turned his head and saw her back, and shouted, "What's the matter with you, a student? A patient is here. Where do you want to go if you don't come to study?"
Dr. Wang saw her leaving alone before and didn't care about her self-study. The sudden attitude towards her at this time was obviously because Director Lu came.
Thinking about it in my heart, the senior brother told her not to ask questions. She wanted to be a transparent person, but now Dr. Wang told her not to turn around, which might cause trouble for the senior brother. Xie Wanying turned back and joined the large team of medical students.
Now, Dr. Wang looked satisfied.
A group of people lined up neatly and stood at the door of the dressing room. The nurse inside was busy preparing surgical instruments and disinfectants, etc., and asked Dr. Wang: "What is the patient's condition? The emergency call did not make it clear."
Dr. Wang said, "We'll know when the patient comes."
As if on the phone, Director Lu didn't want to disclose the word of the extra patient, thinking that the people below didn't need to know the privacy of the guest's condition.
That being the case, the nurse had no choice but to stop asking, and also stood inside.
The crowd waited for about half an hour, and finally a few figures appeared at the end of the corridor.
Therefore, the ward said that waiting for emergency patients to come up, under normal circumstances, it would be good to come up within half an hour. The emergency department is also busy and busy, and emergency patients need to wait to go to the ward. Especially if you have acquaintances with mild illnesses and say you won't be hospitalized, the emergency department doesn't know what you want to do.
When Director Lu arrived in person, he went to the emergency room and brought the patient up. Director Lu's complaints and explanations to the patient's family members could be heard from a long distance: "It's always been like this in the emergency department of our hospital. When newcomers go on duty, they don't understand many things, so they do things slowly."