Monday.
The emergency room in the morning gave people a sense of order.
There was no fighting nearby, no sudden incidents, and no ambulances coming and going in a hurry.
Ling Ran did not receive any more tasks after he sutured four stitches on an office worker who fell on his head while riding an electric scooter. Hence, with the help of Nurse Wang Jia, he identified and familiarized himself with the instruments and equipment in the emergency room.
Nurse Wang Jia, who was usually so impatient that she wanted to fly into the air, was extremely gentle at that moment. She almost taught Ling Ran step by step.
Fortunately, no other interns saw this, or else they would be jealous.
There were many kinds of equipment in the hospital, and they were all quite expensive. Forget about ordinary interns getting used to them, even being able to identify all of them required the lead teacher to be in a good mood and have a lot of free time.
It was very difficult to gather all these conditions. Most young doctors only really got to know the commonly used equipment when they started their housemanship in their second year in the hospital. They were very useful, and some people might not even get to use them in their entire lives.
Nurse Wang Jia's mouth became dry after she identified all the equipment, and Ling Ran's understanding of the emergency room also increased.
"Have a drink." Ling Ran bought a bottle of Coke from the vending machine and handed it to Wang Jia as a reward for her labor.
Nurse Wang Jia modestly declined and said, "You drink it …"
"I usually drink water." Ling Ran paused and said, "I see that you guys like to buy drinks."
"You know that I like to drink Coke." Wang Jia held the iced Coke in her hands and could not bear to drink it anymore.
Ling Ran smiled and said a few more words before returning to the waiting room.
The small items that the interns brought with them were allowed to be placed in the waiting room. Apart from cups and lunch boxes, the most common things he saw were charging cables and textbooks.
Some played with their phones, some read, and some did their own things. Only when the door opened did they raise their heads vigilantly, like a group of meerkats in white coats.
Ling Ran smiled at the crowd, went to the corner, and opened his backpack.
A tube of green liquid the length of a thumb was clamped in a sponge bag inside.
Upon closer inspection, it looked like a very small can of drink. It was only about 50 milliliters, and it was slightly green.
It did not change at all whether it was shaken or under the light.
The outer shell of the can was even harder. Ling Ran tried to knock it, and it felt like metal.
Ling Ran did not touch the Energy Serum. He did not know whether it was a common item or a rare item. He had to observe it for a while before deciding.
He took out a notebook and jotted down the key points he had just heard.
He was very meticulous in his work.
Preparation was the only way to succeed. It was precisely because of this that Ling Ran first gave himself a psychiatric test on the first day he obtained the system.
After obtaining Master Level Suturing Technique, Ling Ran did not slack off in his understanding of hospitals.
Modern medicine was a form of medicine based on instruments and drugs. It was a form of medicine based on modern science. No matter how good one's operating skills were, without suitable instruments and drugs, it would be like rootless duckweed. It was just like suturing. It sounded simple, but without a variety of sutures, modern suture needles, and complete sterilization measures, it would still be a dangerous craft.
It was essential to understand the conditions of the equipment and medication in the hospital where he worked.
Ling Ran recorded all the information in his memory and put away the notebook. He then stood up and stretched.
"Ling Ran, is the emergency room busy?" An intern saw that Ling Ran was about to leave and quickly called out to him.
Ling Ran stood still, thought about it, and said, "I'm free."
"Hey, you can't say 'idle' so casually."
"Bah, bah, bah."
"The hospital is a strange place. Once you say that you're idle, you'll definitely be busy."
A few resident doctors quickly stood up to remind Ling Ran and actively spread superstition in hospitals.
Ling Ran was stunned and said, "But for us, it's a good thing that there are more patients in the department, right?"
As soon as he said this, the resident doctors and interns in the office were stunned.
"Ah, it's really idle today."
"So idle that it hurts."
"I guess it'll be idle until I get off work."
A group of doctors and would-be doctors had fully grasped the new perspective of superstition.
A new mission popped up in Ling Ran's mind.
[Newbie Mission: Treat Patients]
[Mission Details: Complete multiple treatments in one day]
[Mission Reward: One Basic Treasure Chest for every ten treatments completed]
[Current Progress: Ling Ran secretly pursed his lips. It was the same treatment, but the difference was huge. If he only counted the number of treatments, ten was still very easy to complete.
Ling Ran was curious about the contents of the Basic Treasure Chest, and he was also full of energy. However, he was too lazy to nag like the others, so he used superstition.
He held his head high and stood facing the south, facing the direction of the sunrise, and said softly, "Idle …"
* Bang! *
"Resident doctors, come with me." Senior Nurse Liu Fei rushed in and shouted. She paused and saw Ling Ran, who was a level higher than the others. She said, "Ling Ran, come too."
Then, Nurse Liu turned around and walked quickly.
A few resident doctors looked at each other, and their expressions became excited.
'This is a big mission!'
Ling Ran also followed the crowd and quickly caught up.
Half a minute later, everyone lined up outside the emergency room's side door.
"There was an explosion at the factory in the suburbs, and the initial guess is that it was caused by the boiler. There are many injured at the scene, and they are already on the way. "Huo Congjun, the director of the emergency room, spoke slowly and steadily, and the restless crowd gradually calmed down.
For an industrial city like Yun Hua, accidents caused by factories were not uncommon. The emergency room had a set of operating plans, and the resident doctors had come into contact with them before.
Ling Ran was the only one who was a pure newbie. He stood in the crowd like a giraffe drinking water for the first time. He was not afraid of being attacked by carnivores, but he did not know how to spread his legs.
Doctor Zhou, who had an ordinary face and gradually became uglier as he aged, became kinder because of that. He walked over, smiled, and said, "Ling Ran, follow me later and listen to my instructions."
Ling Ran immediately nodded.
He was absolutely confident if he was asked to perform a suture or something. However, patients had all sorts of problems. Without the corresponding experience, it was very easy for him to mess up.
Some jobs were not too bad if he messed up a little, but if a doctor messed up a patient, the results would be too terrifying.
This was like putting together Lego. It was okay if you made a mistake, but it would be very difficult to make up for it if you made a mistake in assembling the model.
Every patient was a limited edition …
Ling Ran stood behind Doctor Zhou and quietly adjusted his breathing, waiting for the busy time to arrive.
Half a minute later, he heard the dripping sound of an ambulance on the road. It was getting closer and closer.
"Everything is ready." Huo Congjun was still as steady as a mountain. For him, this was just a part of his daily life.
He needed to focus on his daily life, but it was still a daily life.
Being in heaven on earth and being in the hospital on earth was a job that consumed both energy and physical strength.
Ling Ran's back was slightly damp, as if he was opening a genuine Transformers box for the first time.
In the blink of an eye, the first ambulance braked at the entrance. The back door was wide open, and a bloody human body was sent out …
"Send him to the resuscitation room." Huo Congjun took a glance and looked away.
The first group of people rushed forward without hesitation, and their white coats were instantly stained with blood.
The rest of the people continued to wait at the entrance.
Then, the second ambulance, the third ambulance …
By the time the fourth ambulance arrived, the patient in the ambulance could already get down by himself.
Department Director Huo Congjun's order also changed to "send him to the treatment room".
Doctor Zhou pressed Ling Ran down and waited until the fifth ambulance arrived.
This time, Ling Ran saw a total of six people. The most serious injury was a torn brow bone.
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