The Emergency Department of Yun Hua Hospital had its own small building, and it was connected to the inpatient building.
Huo Congjun slowly made his rounds in the order of observation room No. 1 and No. 2. He listened to the reports of the resident doctors in charge while giving his opinions or treatment plans.
From time to time, Huo Congjun would pull the gauze off the patient's body to check on the healing status of the wound.
The Emergency Department of Yun Hua Hospital had become like a small Department of Internal Medicine and Surgery.
The beds in the observation room were basically full, and it was in this state that the doctors would be relatively proactive in transferring patients.
"You sutured this?" Huo Congjun took another gauze from the waist and turned to ask Ling Ran.
"Yes. The patient is twenty-eight years old. He was stabbed by a steel bar at a construction site and had his wound debrided and sutured … "Ling Ran recited for half a minute.
Ward rounds were like this. The chief physician and the associate chief physician in charge of the treatment group rarely came into contact with patients, and they did not fully understand the patient's condition like ordinary people imagined. The resident doctors and junior attending physicians were in charge of all the trivial work.
And interns like Ling Ran, if they participated in the treatment, they must also undertake the corresponding trivial work and explain it to the senior doctors during the ward rounds.
In short, the junior doctors' time was more worth wasting, and the senior doctors could focus on simple diagnosis and treatment. For surgeons, the surgery was done by the senior doctors, and the preoperative and prognosis were all the work of the junior doctors.
Of course, if there was a doctor-patient dispute, the junior doctors would be the first to take the blame.
Huo Congjun also did not look at the medical records. He squinted and listened to it, and it was considered that he understood the situation. He then pressed the patient's tailbone and asked, "How do you feel?"
"Nothing." The patient was a young migrant worker. It was his first time being hospitalized. He was a little worried when he saw a group of doctors.
Huo Congjun hummed and pressed the patient's tailbone twice. He asked, "How about now?"
"I don't feel anything," he said as he looked at Huo Congjun's expression and asked in a low voice, "Should I feel anything?"
"It's a good thing that you don't feel anything." Huo Congjun smiled pleasantly. From his point of view, the patient's prognosis was good, and he was more at ease. Hence, he deliberately explained, "If this part of the body is injured, after local anesthesia, the patient will often feel soreness and tenderness. Sometimes, the patient's waist will feel weak and sore, which will affect his daily life and work."
Huo Congjun pressed on the patient's tailbone a few more times and said, "You don't feel any pain or soreness now …"
"No, not at all." The young farmer nodded his head firmly. The family members beside him revealed gratified smiles.
Huo Congjun hummed in acknowledgment and said, "That means that the debridement and suturing were done well, and the patient recovered quickly. This is a good thing."
"That's great. Thank you, doctor. Thank you." The patient and his family members were all happy. The scene was harmonious and friendly.
At the same time, Ling Ran also heard the familiar sound of the system notification.
New Achievement: Patient Heartfelt Gratitude
Achievement Note: The sincere gratitude of a patient is the greatest reward to a doctor
Reward: Basic Treasure Chest
Ling Ran could not help but feel a little sentimental. He had performed so many debridement cases, but he had only received two Sincere Gratitude Messages, and both of them were cases that had been verified by Huo Congjun.
Perhaps it was because the patient did not know whether the medical treatment he received was the best, and he could only get the information from a chief physician like Huo Congjun to make a judgment.
Or perhaps, the patient also needed the analysis of others to be wholeheartedly grateful?
Ling Ran thought a little deeper, and his expression was a little cold. In the eyes of others, he looked a little arrogant.
Doctor Zhou quite liked Ling Ran. He coughed a few times and said, "Young Ling's suturing is really good."
He was a senior attending physician and had a certain background. When Huo Congjun heard this, he nodded and agreed. "Ling Ran's suturing is really good."
"He's a talent that our department needs," Doctor Zhou said with a smile.
In front of many people, Huo Congjun only hummed in acknowledgment and did not speak on this topic.
The biggest problem involved in the medical interns who came and went every year was the number of places to stay in the hospital.
Not only were the medical interns watching, but the leaders of the hospital were also watching. Although Huo Congjun wanted to keep a talented medical intern like Ling Ran, he would not say it in public before he was certain that he could do it.
This was a typical sensitive topic.
Even so, Ling Ran became the focus of everyone's attention for a while.
This was especially so for the medical interns who stood at the back of the line. They had mixed feelings.
Nowadays, it was quite difficult for undergraduates to stay in the hospital.
With the conditions of Yun Hua Hospital, theoretically, they could completely increase the hard conditions to include doctoral students, but they still kept the channel for undergraduates. On the surface, it was said that they did not stick to one pattern to recruit talents, but in fact, it was prepared for those who had connections.
Of course, if Department Director Huo used his identity as a department director and a hospital council member to find a way to keep Ling Ran, who had no background, he would naturally be seen as Ling Ran's background.
Ling Ran quietly returned to the back of the line.
He currently did not have the qualifications to be in charge of beds, so the patients he handled would be inserted into the empty beds of other resident doctors. When he saw them during ward rounds, he would come up to report, and after he finished reporting, he would return to his position.
"Open the chest." Ling Ran now knew that other people could not see the things that came out of the treasure chest, so he became more and more casual when he called the system.
"Open the Basic Treasure Chest," the system responded.
An animation of opening the chest immediately appeared in front of Ling Ran's eyes.
The lock of the small white chest was slowly opened. The lid was flipped open, and a bright light shone. It was an Energy Serum …
'Huh?'
Ling Ran suddenly stopped in his tracks.
"It's not an Energy Serum this time?" Ling Ran was pleased to see that a book was trembling in the light.
"It's not an Energy Serum this time." The system's answer was stiff, as if it was trying to cheat him of his royalties.
"Open it, open it." Ever since he performed the Turing test on the system, Ling Ran's attitude was very straightforward.
After all, it was an emotionless system. There was no point in being polite.
As for whether the system could cheat the Turing test? Of course, it was possible. But in this case, what could Ling Ran do?
He could only pretend to be ignorant.
The system did not say anything else. It just flipped open the skill book that was shining with a silver light. A row of small words flashed on the title page.
[Single Skill Book. Obtained skill branch: M-Tang Suture Technique (Master Level)]
[Introduction: Multi-group intra-tendon suture technique proposed by Professor Tang Jinbo of Nantong University in China in 1992. It has forms such as double group, triple group, and so on. It was the first time that it broke through the limitations of its founder, Bennell, in theory and solved the problem of Zone II flexor tendons. It is known as the M-Tang Suture Technique.
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