Zuo Cidian followed Doctor Zhou in a hurry, along with Lu Wenbin and Zhao Leyi.
Both Doctor Zhou and Zhao Leyi brought their suitcases with them. Zuo Cidian knew that the suitcases contained the medical equipment they often used, which was the equipment they always brought with them when they went out.
Theoretically, two attending physicians and two resident doctors could perform two emergency surgeries. When they were busy, they could even perform three surgeries with the help of the nurses.
Of course, if they wanted to perform large-scale emergency surgeries, they still needed doctors who were at least assistant lecturers to preside over them. After all, Doctor Zhou and Zhao Leyi only treated a limited number of critically ill patients. They also needed to be extra careful when they operated independently in the hospital. It was completely unnecessary to send them out to practice.
As Zuo Cidian thought about this, he waited for the car to start moving before he asked in a low voice, "Doctor Zhou, what's the exact situation? Where's Doctor Ling? "
There were so many doctors in the hospital. The reason why they sent Zuo Cidian and Lu Wenbin was definitely to cooperate with Ling Ran. Zuo Cidian was not arrogant enough to think that he was qualified to perform house calls independently. Even if he had to cooperate with other doctors, he would not have a chance.
Doctor Zhou sat in the car, adjusted his clothes, and spread out on the chair like a Sludge Monster from the Underground City. He said lazily, "I'm not too sure about the exact situation. Doctor Ling is now part of the first batch of reinforcements, and we're the second batch."
"Doctor Ling is the first batch of reinforcements?"
"Who told you that the first batch is the first batch?" Doctor Zhou looked at Zuo Cidian strangely and said, "There's an emergency rescue team before the first batch, an emergency support team before the emergency rescue team, and a vanguard team at the very front. The first batch isn't even there yet."
Zuo Cidian was stunned. He suddenly felt uncomfortable talking to Doctor Zhou. It was better for him to think blindly. But then, he thought, 'Is this guy thinking blindly too?'
This thought appeared in Zuo Cidian's mind, and he did not ask Doctor Zhou any more questions.
Doctor Zhou had a smile on his face as he sat calmly in the car. He watched the scenery outside the window gradually become desolate. Then, he gradually lost consciousness and fell into a dream that was neither deep nor shallow, neither light nor heavy, and did not snore or hold his breath.
The car soon sent them to the dock, and they were immediately sent to the ship.
"Let's go." The young man leading the way spoke into the walkie-talkie. After a while, the hull of the ship began to shake slightly.
"Um, we don't even know what's going on right now. Are we still going to keep it a secret?" Zuo Cidian felt a little uneasy. Zuo Cidian felt that even if he were to leave like this, the new patients with Colles' fracture who were sent over would definitely be transferred to the Orthopedics Department. Zuo Cidian felt that even if he was going to the Emergency Department, he should at least give an explanation.
The young man who led the way hesitated for a moment before he said, "There's no problem in telling you guys. The news will probably report it soon. Near Baoyuanjiao, a freighter and a fishing boat collided, and both of them were stranded near the reef. Due to the strong wind and waves, there are many injured people. The rescue team's plane can only evacuate three seriously injured people. It's impossible for them to make it back and forth for the rest of the injured. There's a hospital ship nearby, so we're sending the doctors and injured people to the ship now. "
Zuo Cidian understood now, and his expression could not help but become solemn.
"If it's a hospital ship, doesn't it have its own doctor?"
"There shouldn't be enough of them." When the young man said this, he pondered for a few seconds before he looked at Zuo Cidian and said, "You guys are the Emergency Medical Center. At times like this, you have to shoulder the social responsibility. You can't be happy when you get the subsidy, but when it's time to use you, you can make excuses … You're the person in charge of this team, right? Don't ask too many questions. Doing your job well is the most important thing. You should complete whatever tasks the higher-ups assign you …"
When Zuo Cidian heard the beginning, he knew that something was wrong, but he could not change his words even if he wanted to.
When he reached the end of the sentence, Zuo Cidian had no choice but to admit that he was the team leader.
He could not possibly let Zhao Leyi or Doctor Zhou take the blame, right?
Hence, the forty-three-year-old resident doctor Zuo Cidian could only lower his head and listen to the young man, who was only ten years older than his son, lecturing him.
Zhao Leyi glanced at Zuo Cidian and turned his head away without any sympathy. He could not say that he liked Ling Ran very much now, and he disliked Zuo Cidian even more so.
Doctor Zhou still looked like a cripple, and he wanted to lie flat on the chair. He could not be bothered to talk to Zuo Cidian. The young man was right about one thing. Who asked you to ask so many questions? What was the use of knowing so much? You still have to do what you have to do. Do you think you can escape? '
The ship left the port and sailed into the sea, going further and further away.
The rumbling sound of the engine rang in Zuo Cidian's ears, and it was like the young man's lecture. It was as if it was imprinted in his skull and followed him everywhere.
At the same time, Ling Ran had already arrived at the hospital ship eighty nautical miles away from Baoyuanjiao in the helicopter.
The hospital ship with the words "Yun Hua 893" hung on it quietly on the blue sea. The sky was clear, and the breeze was gentle. If it could be decorated with some small fishes on the island, it would look like a promotional poster for a travel company.
In fact, the surrounding environment and scenery were indeed good, but at this time, no one had the time to enjoy it.
The helicopter slowly landed on the deck, and Huo Congjun rushed down with his briefcase in his arms.
Ling Ran followed closely. Beside him was an officer in a windbreaker. He was a few years younger than Huo Congjun, and he had a cold expression on his face.
"How is it?"
"Where are the patients?"
Ling Ran and the officer in the windbreaker asked almost at the same time.
"All the patients are at the lower deck …" The second mate rushed over and directly led the way for Ling Ran and Huo Congjun.
The officer in the windbreaker stayed behind, and at this time, he was already asking questions in a low voice.
"Is there an operating theater? What's the condition like? Will it shake? "Ling Ran's feet stepped on the deck, and he felt a little anxious. Surgeries were most afraid of shaking. In such an environment, a shake might prick a blood vessel.
The second mate first glanced at Huo Congjun before he answered Ling Ran, "The operating theater is set at the lower part of the main deck. This is the place where the degree of shaking in the entire ship is the least. The location where we are currently anchored is far away from the storm area. There should be conditions for surgery during the day today … "
When he finished speaking, Huo Congjun introduced, "Doctor Ling is the leader of the Ling Treatment Group, one of the five treatment groups in Yun Hua Emergency Medical Center. He has completed more than a thousand surgeries independently, and his surgery success rate is very high. If you want to find a doctor who is skilled and can complete difficult surgeries, Doctor Ling is your first choice. "
The second mate was in awe. "A thousand surgeries, that's amazing. I can't tell …"
"Go and get more blood …" A loud roar suddenly came from the corridor in front of them, and a nurse ran out from inside, crying as she ran.
* Shick. *
The door of the operating theater opened and closed, and only a faint bloodstain could be seen on the ground.
"Let's go straight to the operating theater." Ling Ran did not have the intention to ask or wait. He directly walked to the operating theater.
The second mate quickly stopped him. "Doctor Ling, you can only go in after the previous surgery in the operating theater is done."
Ling Ran ignored him and directly stepped open the door of the operating theater.
Although he only opened the door for a few seconds, Ling Ran could see clearly that the operating theater had already gone out of control.
There was no need to look at how much blood was collected in the jar. Just by looking at the gauze on the ground, he knew that the patient was already in a critical state.
Situations where bleeding could not be stopped were more common in big hospitals than small hospitals.
This was because small hospitals did not treat critically ill patients, and the doctors' ability to take risks was even lower than hospitals.
In fact, almost no one died in small hospitals, and the Health and Welfare Commission did not allow them to die. If there was an emergency, the patient would be sent to a higher-level hospital. This was an iron rule for many years.
In large tertiary Grade A hospitals, it was considered normal for patients to die.
Bleeding control was the same problem. Doctors in small hospitals might not wait for the patient to bleed out, but as long as they transferred the patient quickly, the patient would die in Yun Hua Hospital.
In big hospitals, bleeding was the natural enemy of death in the operating theater, and Ling Ran had to save one or two cases every month.
When he saw the scene in front of him, Ling Ran entered the operating theater immediately.
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