At night.
Ling Ran volunteered to be on duty.
There was no one to cook at home anyway. He had to perform surgeries again in the wee hours of the morning, so Ling Ran decided to sleep in the on-call room.
After the Emergency Medical Center was built, the conditions in the doctors' on-call rooms became better. The person in charge of each treatment group could sleep in the third-string on-call room, so they had their own room and bed. The changing of bedding, sheets, and other things was done by someone, and it was no different from a ward.
Ling Ran did not enter the on-call room after he finished today's surgeries. Instead, he used his feet to measure the new Emergency Medical Center. In the end, he chose a spot on the top floor directly above the main entrance. He put down his reclining chair and slept comfortably on it.
The quiet corner at night was Ling Ran's favorite place to reflect on himself.
There, no one would scream when they saw him, no one would pounce on him, and no one would talk endlessly to attract his attention.
Ling Ran could lie on his recliner and think deeply. He could recall the resuscitation process today and what he missed out.
It was always difficult to be perfect in resuscitation.
Time and mental pressure were the biggest enemies of resuscitation.
People always wanted to speed up subconsciously, hoping to save time to reduce the difficulty of screening and make up for the risk brought by making decisions.
However, there were still risks.
There were many times when doctors did not know whether the decisions made were correct or not, but time did not allow them to carefully distinguish.
For today's CPR, Ling Ran first thought about his own technique. Perfect Level CPR was naturally not a problem in the early stage, but would he neglect it in the later stage because of his stamina? Ling Ran recalled silently, and he could not make up his mind.
Then, what if he performed CPR with two people taking turns?
Performing CPR with two people taking turns would naturally reduce the pressure on Ling Ran's stamina, and it would be easier for him to maintain high-quality chest compressions for a long time. However, could the person taking turns ensure the quality of chest compressions for a certain period of time?
Ling Ran could not be sure.
Ling Ran could only think and make judgments in his mind.
"But not using medication should be a good decision." Ling Ran sighed as if he was comforting himself and took out his phone.
The enemy would arrive at the battlefield in five seconds …
As he listened to the familiar voice, Ling Ran's facial expression naturally became relaxed.
The happiest thing about games was that they did not need to shoulder too many responsibilities, and they could reasonably adjust their emotions …
Pooh!
Ling Ran stood up abruptly and grabbed his phone. He was so angry that he wanted to throw it away.
Ling Ran took a few deep breaths and adjusted his phone.
One more round!
A few minutes later …
Pa!
Ling Ran slapped his thigh fiercely. He raised his head and sighed deeply. He could not help but miss the injured players from that esports team. If another member of the esports team was injured … It would be best if the injury was on his foot, and he could get an Achilles tendon repair surgery or something. He could still continue to play games while he was in a cast.
"All on-duty personnel, all on-duty personnel, please pay attention. Please gather at the resuscitation room in the Emergency Medical Center immediately. All personnel on duty please take note … "
In the quiet building at night, a broadcast suddenly sounded, and people could not help but jump.
Ling Ran was stunned for a moment. He immediately stood up, put his phone back into his pocket, and quickly went downstairs.
Nowadays, the public address system in the hospital would not be broadcasted easily, especially in the emergency department. If it was broadcasted, nothing good would happen.
When Ling Ran arrived at the resuscitation room, the four resident doctors from the Emergency Department and Attending Physician Zhou were already there. In addition, there were two doctors from the Orthopedics Department, one doctor from the Hand Surgery Department, and one doctor from the General Surgery Department standing by the side.
When Doctor Zhou saw Ling Ran, he only nodded. After a while, he saw two resident doctors from the Cardiothoracic Department and the Neurosurgery Department rushing over before he said, "A building under construction in Luxia Town has collapsed. There might be more than fifty people involved in the construction."
Everyone's expression instantly became serious.
"How many people will we get?" The second most senior doctor in the Emergency Department was Zheng Pei. He had a small beard on his chin, and he looked a little artistic. However, he talked too much about dirty things, and the shape of his face was a little wretched. Even when he was talking about serious matters, Zheng Pei would easily give people the impression that he was not serious.
Doctor Zhou looked at both sides and said, "We are not very sure how many people will be in the end. It is said that the collapsed building affected the makeshift houses on the construction site, so the total number of people may change."
Everyone exchanged glances, and they could not help but feel a little shocked.
Fifty people was already a very large-scale public incident. Considering that there might be some lucky ones, the number of workers who were really injured, especially those who were seriously injured or dead, might not even reach fifty people.
However, once the hospital accommodation was affected, the number of people would be very difficult to predict.
As long as there were fifty more injured people, the scale of this public incident would be ranked among the top public emergencies in Yun Hua Hospital.
"The first batch of injured people sent to Yun Hua Hospital has been confirmed to have twelve people. Four of them have minor injuries, and eight of them are seriously injured." Doctor Zhou only introduced the actual situation. He did not say much and said, "Everyone, put on your surgical gowns, gloves, and protective clothing now."
"Do we need to wear protective clothing?" The resident doctor from the General Surgery Department was a little reluctant.
Doctor Zhou glanced at him and said, "We don't have time to wait for the infection test to come out. This is how the Emergency Department works. Save lives and treat the disease first. When the Medical Laboratory Department's report is out, you can decide whether you want to wear protective clothing or not."
The hospitals in the country only slowly started to learn self-protection after 2003.
Units like the Emergency Department were also forced to learn the fastest.
The doctors did not waste any more time. They each found a place to put on their clothes and gloves.
The nurses also wore similar equipment, and they emptied the resuscitation room and treatment room.
At the same time, nurses also went to tidy up the operating theaters and observation rooms.
Outside the Emergency Medical Center, the other departments also slowly started to move.
"This is the biggest public emergency our Emergency Medical Center has encountered since it was established. The Emergency Medical Center's performance depends on us. "Doctor Zhou called Ling Ran and a few other doctors from the Emergency Medical Center together. His expression was solemn.
Zheng Pei asked in a low voice, "When will the department director arrive?"
"At least an hour more."
"Ambulance?"
"They will arrive in fifteen minutes." Doctor Zhou looked at his watch and said, "At this time, don't count on other people."
A few resident doctors from the Emergency Department nodded solemnly.
Although they had a few years of medical experience, even a fool would know that the injuries of the patients today were not simple.
"Get ready." When Doctor Zhou saw that everyone had put on protective clothing and surgical gowns, he put his hands together and led the crowd to stand outside the reception door.
The wind at night was a little cold, but every doctor and nurse just kept a straight face and waited quietly.
"Three more minutes," Doctor Zhou said and said, "If an ambulance arrives early, we also have to be prepared."
No one said anything.
Ling Ran looked forward and slid his fingers in the air slightly.
"System, open the box."
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