* Ring, ring, ring. *
The wind chime hanging in the corridor on the second floor of Bazhaixiang sounded like a child with zero scores being beaten by his parents. The chime was very rhythmic, and the pitch was very high.
Immediately after that, a row of doctors dressed in large white coats walked up from the corner of the stairs. They strode down the corridor in an orderly manner.
"Ling Ran is here for a ward round." Associate Chief Physician Deng sat in the courtyard on the first floor and looked at the line of doctors in the half-open corridor. His tone was a little teasing and a little envious.
They were both leaders of treatment groups, but the number of people under them was different. The number of beds was different, and the feeling was completely different.
For a "young" leader of a treatment group like Associate Chief Physician Deng, he could only lead three to five subordinates in the provincial hospital. If he did not have enough manpower, he could find housemen and interns to fill the positions, but that would depend on whether he had enough resources.
As for supporting Bazhaixiang, Associate Chief Physician Deng only had Cai Qiong under him. Associate Chief Physician Deng felt heartbroken when he thought about how talkative that guy was.
In comparison, Ling Ran had too many people around him.
Not only did he have the resident doctors under him, but he also had in-service training doctors and housemen available. Together with the new interns, he looked even more imposing than the department directors.
In particular, the timid yet excited interns were even more enviable.
"It's so good to have interns." Associate Chief Physician Deng sighed.
Chief Physician Li nodded slowly. "Yes, without interns, it's meaningless to talk."
The two department directors nodded in unison.
In the hospital, attending physicians and resident doctors might find the interns annoying, but the department directors absolutely liked the interns.
Interns were so good. They were fresh faces in the medical field, and they were all intelligent blank slates. The department directors could pretend to be cool on them …
Those attending physicians and resident doctors had already heard it. If they did not want to hear it, and if those attending physicians and resident doctors no longer believed in it, they could say it again and again in front of the medical interns …
"Our hospital doesn't know how to send some interns over to help." Associate Chief Physician Deng shook his head and was a little resentful.
"Interns can't do much work." At some point in time, Cai Qiong wandered into the courtyard and joined the conversation between the two department directors.
Associate Chief Physician Deng and Chief Physician Li looked at each other. They did not intend to talk to Cai Qiong.
"Doctor Ling still occupies the most beds. Otherwise, he would have arrived early," Cai Qiong said and looked at the two department directors.
"What do you want to say?" Dr. Deng's voice was cold.
Cai Qiong chuckled a few times and said, "I'm just thinking that Doctor Ling is also performing major surgeries like hepatectomy, which is why he's occupying the hospital bed. We can also perform some surgeries and occupy some hospital beds."
"I'm not interested." Associate Chief Physician Deng rejected him immediately. What a joke. Why would he occupy the beds in Bazhaixiang?
Cai Qiong did not count on him. He turned his gaze and said, "Chief Physician Li, you can't just focus on public health. You won't be performing surgeries anymore, right?"
Chief Physician Li's laughter sounded a little unnatural.
He asked Cai Qiong to follow him to perform public health, and he did not perform any surgeries on this side.
Chief Physician Li had his own ideas, so he naturally did not care about the surgery. However, Cai Qiong was at a disadvantage.
Director Li could not help but feel a little awkward when Cai Qiong came looking for him at this time.
"Let's discuss it when we get back." Director Li snorted and didn't give any proposal.
"Doctor Ling has so many interns coming over. If you don't do it now, you won't have the chance to do it anymore," Cai Qiong added.
Chief Physician Li looked at the imposing Ling Treatment Group above him and could not help but say, "What's the point of fighting with them? They've occupied all of Bazhaixiang, and there won't be many patients."
As he spoke, a few people raised their heads and looked at the second floor.
The ones who occupied the most space were still Ling Ran and his treatment group.
Ling Ran checked the rooms one by one, and he was not in a hurry.
The conditions of the Bazhaixiang hospital branch were obviously not as good as Yun Hua Hospital. Not only were the conditions for surgeries, but the nursing conditions were also much worse. In this case, it was necessary to increase the frequency of ward rounds and strengthen observation.
On the other hand, the conditions in Bazhaixiang were relatively simple, and it was also good for the doctors to learn. This was true for resident doctors, and it was also true for Ling Ran.
"The patient in Bed 12 needs to have his dressing changed again. If it still doesn't work, we'll have to consider making a new incision." Ling Ran walked out of the door of the ward and reminded them in a soft voice.
The doctors in the circle answered in unison, and they were full of vigor.
Qi Zao shouted especially loudly. While she was still enjoying the group atmosphere, she was also very curious about the hospital model.
Unfortunately, Bazhaixiang did not provide many hospital beds and wards. In less than an hour, the ward round was announced to have ended. When Ling Ran returned to the emergency room, everyone naturally dispersed.
Qi Zao secretly took out her phone, found Ling Ran's position, and took a few pictures of the emergency room.
At this time, an old man pushed the door open and walked in.
When Qi Zao saw him, she quickly put away her phone and greeted him enthusiastically, "What illness are you here to see?"
"I …" The old man looked like he was in his sixties. He glanced at Qi Zao and said doubtfully, "I'm here to see a doctor, but not to you."
Qi Zao's face stiffened. "Why don't you come to me to see a doctor?"
The old man furrowed his eyebrows tightly. When he saw that no other doctors came over, he said reluctantly, "I don't want to show this thing to you."
"You …" Qi Zao blushed, but she said firmly, "Doctors have the heart of a parent. No matter what illness you're treating, we'll treat everyone equally."
"There's no need for that. You're just a young lady …"
"A female doctor," Qi Zao corrected him and asked, "What illness do you want to see?"
"Do you really want to see it?" The old man looked at Qi Zao.
Qi Zao hesitated for a few seconds and insisted on nodding.
"Alright. This is for you. "As the old man spoke, he took out a lunchbox from his handbag and handed it to Qi Zao.
When Qi Zao took a closer look, she almost threw the lunchbox on the floor.
"Hold it." Yu Yuan walked up from behind, and her footsteps were as steady as a seal.
"What am I holding? This is a box of feces!" Qi Zao grabbed the lunchbox with three fingers, and her entire arm was shaking. It was not because she was afraid or disgusted, but because it was heavy.
The black body of the lunchbox, as well as the smell that seemed real and fake, attacked Qi Zao's young and fragile soul.
"Why did you bring feces over?" Yu Yuan asked on behalf of Qi Zao.
The old man said indifferently, "The feces your hospital prepared for me last time was wrong, so I packed more for you guys. So that you won't get it wrong again. "
Qi Zao felt terrible. She turned and asked, "Doctor Yu, where should I put this box first?"
"There's no place to put it. You can hold it first." Yu Yuan replied coldly. She then looked at the feces in the transparent lunchbox and said slowly, "The feces you brought here like this doesn't meet the inspection standards."
The old man said nonchalantly, "The doctor from last time said that it's okay. I'm constipated all year round, and I can't poop on the spot. "
"It's not that I can't bring it here." Yu Yuan nodded. "But the feces in here are not the same, right?"
The old man blushed. "How did you know?"
"The color, hardness, and moisture content are all different," Yu Yuan said slowly.
"It's not that I didn't get enough this time, so I saved it for a few days." As the old man spoke, his expression became a little kinder. He said, "Doctor, you look quite smart. You can test it for me."
"Alright, did you bring the previous test report?" Yu Yuan said as she sat down. She then said to Qi Zao, who was already dumbfounded, "Go and send it for a test. It's suspected to be CA."
Qi Zao was shocked and instantly became a little more clear-headed. She looked at the old man with a little sympathy, until the heavy lunchbox in her hand pulled her back to reality.
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