With the arrival of the hospital director, the atmosphere in the Emergency Medical Center became tense, serious, and lively.
Tension was due to the doctors' mental and spiritual tension, seriousness was due to their serious expressions, and liveliness was due to their lively movements.
The doctors who were working were especially focused, and their movements were professional, as if they were filming a movie.
Attending Physician Zhao Leyi first put on gloves and a mask when he faced a young man with a bruised arm. He then put on a blindfold. When he picked up the needle to administer anesthesia, he stood with his legs spread out and pressed his hands. He was so serious that it was as if he was performing heart surgery.
Nurse Wang Jia did not just ask the patient's name, allergies, and other medical history information when she was administering the intravenous drip. While she was adjusting the fluid, she also asked the patient how he felt about the speed of the fluid so that she could adjust it to a suitable speed.
Doctor Zhou jumped up and down as he busied himself. He checked the patient's fluid and medical records, cared about the patient's physical condition, and guided the young doctor to perform debridement. He did not have his own patients, so he could not keep looking at his phone. Even if his phone showed a research paper, Doctor Zhou was afraid that others would misunderstand.
"Department Director Huo, I'll leave the frontline command to you." The hospital director did not say anything pompous. He also did not think that it was a good idea to make the doctors anxious now.
After clearly handing over the command of the Emergency Department, the hospital director sat in the corner like a normal patient's family member.
Zuo Cidian could not help but breathe a sigh of relief. He was most afraid that the hospital director would ask questions on the spot and seek advice.
Based on Ling Ran's habits, he might refute a doctor's opinion on the spot. Ling Ran often did this during consultations, and it made a few doctors very unhappy.
However, the level of the doctors who participated in the consultation was not very high, and Ling Ran's status was too high, so it was fine if Ling Ran refuted them.
However, it was very different to refute someone in the consultation room and in front of everyone in the Emergency Department. Some people might hold a grudge for the rest of their lives because of this.
Besides, Zuo Cidian was also very afraid of asking questions. If he could not answer in front of everyone, it would be very awkward.
Young people could not answer questions, and they could also satisfy the senior doctor's desire to be a teacher. Middle-aged people in their forties were not very suitable for such an awkward situation …
"Three ambulances, a total of five people. The first ambulance will arrive in three minutes. The patient has an open wound on his abdomen and has lost a lot of blood. He's still conscious. His blood pressure is 110, and his heart rate is 111 … "The head nurse took over the job at the reception desk. She listened as she reported, and she also asked the paramedics in the ambulance.
The old nurse had been in the Emergency Department for more than twenty years, and her observation and understanding of a patient's condition were even better than that of a doctor. However, she lacked basic knowledge. She knew what was going on, but she could not come up with a solution.
The doctors were thinking quickly as they listened to the numbers.
"Have you confirmed the identities of the patients in each ambulance?" Huo Congjun asked.
"It's confirmed. The patient in the first ambulance is Jin Xuezhen, twenty-seven years old. "The head nurse nodded at Huo Congjun in a barely noticeable manner.
Huo Congjun understood that this was the hospital director's nephew.
"What about the other two cars?"
"In the second car is Jin Xuezhen's girlfriend. She has multiple fractures all over her body and is bleeding profusely. She is unconscious. In the third car are two of Jin Xuezhen's classmates. One has minor injuries, and the other has open fractures in both arms … "
"Okay, let's assign the manpower first." Huo Congjun entered work mode. He put his hands behind his back and selected people in the department. He then called all the departments together for consultation.
The hospital director sat in the corner and did not say a word.
As a doctor, he knew that being concerned would cause chaos. Although he always wanted to give the best doctor to his family, sometimes, the best doctor was not necessarily the most suitable doctor. Usually, doctors who were too good at currying favor were not necessarily suitable to operate on the family members of their leaders. If they thought too much, they would often delay the progress of the disease.
Huo Congjun brought the group of people to a small meeting room to talk. The room was closed, and it made people anxious. However, Huo Congjun's tone was gentle and orderly at this time, and it gave people a feeling of elegance.
The phrase 'a learned general on the battlefield' and 'Zhang Fei in the brothel' was used to describe an old military doctor like Department Director Huo.
"Save lives first, then treat the disease.
"The two priorities are to control the bleeding first, and correct the shock second.
"The main danger has been solved. Then, deal with the organ injuries and bone injuries.
"All departments must assign manpower, especially the Orthopedics Department and Hand Surgery Department. Your task is still relatively heavy."
Huo Congjun first told them the order of treatment, then looked at the associate chief physician sent by the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery and said, "If hepatectomy is needed, let Doctor Ling handle it."
There was no need to be polite at this time. Ling Ran performed hepatectomy better and faster. If they arranged for him to be promoted and Ling Ran to be demoted for the sake of He Yuanzheng's reputation, it would mean that they did not care about the safety of the hospital director's nephew. He Yuanzheng did not have that kind of reputation.
Of course, He Yuanzheng himself knew the situation, so he did not show up in the name of surgery. Instead, he sent an associate chief physician over.
The associate chief physician stood in the middle of a group of chief physicians and cooperated with them by smiling. He did not say anything unnecessary.
This was the awkward situation for doctors who were involved in technical skills. Skills themselves surpassed qualifications.
This was especially so for doctors from a certain department and a certain specialty. They must be the best in their field. Otherwise, even if they were a department director, if their skills were completely overshadowed by other doctors, they would still feel terrible.
Because of this, some department directors in some hospitals would control some major surgeries and absolutely not allow other doctors to touch them.
No matter how good a doctor was, if he did not even have the chance to practice, he would naturally not be able to perform such surgeries. Therefore, a technical monopoly would also form a technological lead.
However, when it came to doctors who came from other countries and the increasing number of doctors who returned from overseas, such a technical monopoly would become meaningless.
He Yuanzheng actually encountered such a situation.
He used to be an expert in hepatectomy in Yun Hua Hospital. But if Ling Ran continued to wait for him, he might also have to switch to pancreatic surgery.
He Yuanzheng could only tolerate a little bit of damage to his reputation because Ling Ran only performed surgeries and did not get a share of the money. Otherwise, he might have jumped up.
Huo Congjun looked around. When he saw that there were no objections, he continued to make arrangements.
Three minutes passed in the blink of an eye.
Huo Congjun ended the consultation at the right time. He then brought everyone out, changed their equipment, put on gloves, and waited for the ambulance to arrive at the reception area.
Ling Ran followed behind Huo Congjun without saying a word.
Whether he had work to do or not depended on the patient's condition.
He could not complete all the surgeries in the General Surgery Department on his own. In fact, he was still far from this goal.
Before he could cover all the general surgeries, he would still need teamwork to resuscitate an open abdominal wound.
After a while, the first ambulance arrived.
Two male nurses from the Emergency Department rushed up immediately.
Huo Congjun also walked up and shone a small flashlight on the patient's pupils. He listened to the ambulance staff's report and arranged medication while he followed them to the resuscitation room.
The hospital director could not help but stand up and walk out of the resuscitation room. He did not go in anymore.
In the resuscitation room.
Huo Congjun gave orders in an orderly manner. The people who were slightly disoriented quickly adjusted their mood.
"Liver rupture."
"Spleen rupture."
"Bladder rupture. Pelvis fracture."
Two associate chief physicians treated the patient while they examined and made reports. Their expressions were not very good.
This kind of injury was much more complicated than he had expected.
"Ling Ran. You deal with the liver rupture, "Huo Congjun shouted and gave up his position.
Ling Ran squeezed in sideways. He looked at the patient with his hands crossed for two seconds before he inserted his hands into the patient's abdominal cavity without hesitation.
Perfect Level Barehanded Bleeding Control was suitable to handle such a difficult case.
Huo Congjun's eyelids twitched. With the hospital director present, he did not dare to ask Ling Ran to perform barehanded bleeding control. In his opinion, there were too many situations where barehanded bleeding control could not be stopped. If he gave the order and Ling Ran could not do it, it would leave a bad impression on him. On the other hand, barehanded bleeding control was indeed quite limited. He was not sure if it would be used.
What Huo Congjun did not expect was that Ling Ran would use it without hesitation.
"How is it?" Huo Congjun could not help but ask.
"It's controllable. He needs to do hepatectomy and splenectomy, "Ling Ran answered very quickly.
"Control the amount of bleeding." Huo Congjun only gave an order and asked a few more questions before he took off his gloves and went out of the resuscitation room to inform the patient's family.
Ling Ran nodded. Then, he outlined the patient's anatomical structure in his mind based on the touch of his fingers.
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