"Zheng … Boss Zheng, let me do it," Professor Rudolf Wagner said softly like a child who had made a mistake.
Zheng Ren did not care who he did it with. He was about to refuse when he remembered that there was an emergency.
"You do it," Zheng Ren said.
The professor was relieved and happily applied pressure to stop the bleeding. This time, he did not dare to nag about the medical supplies available in Heidelberg to minimize the time needed to stop the bleeding.
Zheng Ren left the operating table and went to the changing room to put away his lead apron before returning to the operating console room.
"Su Yun, who's the patient?"
"Huh? You're done? "Su Yun entered the operating console room just as Zheng Ren finished his question.
"What patient?"
"Acute appendicitis. Laparoscopic resection. I did the surgery with Yang Lei," Su Yun said as he walked to the operating console and began to review the surgical images.
"Boss Zheng, your temple is small, but the Buddha is huge," Su Yun joked. "I bet Professor Rudolf hasn't done this kind of manual labor in decades."
Zheng Ren glanced through the lead-lined glass at the professor who was diligently applying pressure to stop the bleeding in the operating console room. He did not feel anything special.
It was all manual labor. Did people not have to do it?
The professor did not have two heads. What was so special about him?
Most importantly, the professor's skills … were mediocre. There was no need to look at him differently.
Fifteen minutes later, the bleeding was stopped. A few people carefully placed the patient on a stretcher trolley and arranged for the patient's family to call for an elevator. Chu Yanran sat on the stretcher trolley and held on to the airbag to assist in breathing. The patient was sent back to the ICU.
After the acute phase of ischemic necrosis, the patient should not be in so much pain.
Even the pain of ischemic necrosis paled in comparison to the fourth-degree pain of adenomyosis.
Zheng Ren could finally relax after doing all this.
He went to the gastroenterology department from the ICU. The patient had recovered well after the TIPS surgery. The hematemesis had temporarily stopped. The patient's blood ammonia level was slightly elevated, but there were no signs of hepatic encephalopathy.
It looked good. Zheng Ren decided to practice in the System's operating theater before the next TIPS surgery.
Although he did not have the Lucky Halo during the training, it was the basics. As long as he could practice in the operating theater, he would be able to perform better in real life.
When he returned to the emergency ward, it was as if the whole world had quietened down.
Zheng Ren sat on the chair and recalled what had happened in the past few days. He did not feel that he would be free if he was not on duty.
He reckoned that from now on, he would be summoned from his' home 'to perform surgeries every day.
This was life, wasn't it?
…
The patient's condition was stable. Zheng Ren had lunch and slept for half an hour before waking up to read.
It was not until 3: 30 pm that he brought Su Yun to the emergency department to check on the situation in the observation room.
If he was not too busy and had not misdiagnosed any patients, he decided to get off work on time. As for whether he would treat Xie Yiren to a meal or a movie after work …
At the mention of watching a movie, Su Yun's joke would linger in her mind, unable to be dispelled.
It was close to New Year's Day, and there had been an outbreak of influenza in the past few days. The emergency ward was overcrowded.
Zheng Ren heard the doctor from the emergency medicine department complaining that Tamiflu had stopped taking.
A mere chief resident like Zheng Ren could not solve these problems, so he planned to report the matter to Old Chief Physician Pan.
Zheng Ren did not pay much attention to the high-decibel sound of the emergency call for 120.
There was a special first-aid team that was specially assigned to first-aid ambulances.
As soon as the ear-piercing sound was heard, a nurse picked up the phone in a hurry.
Ten seconds later, a doctor and a nurse ran out of the office with a first-aid kit and went straight to the side door. At the side door, there was an ambulance parked at all times. It was like a soldier ready to charge, waiting in a battle array.
Zheng Ren wondered what kind of patient it was, so he arrived at the chief's office.
Just as he raised his hand and was about to knock, the office door suddenly opened. Old Chief Physician Pan stepped forward with a serious expression and shouted at the end of the corridor, "Emergency ambulance, wait!"
Zheng Ren was stunned.
The first-aid ambulance's visiting time was strictly limited. It had to be driven out within three minutes of receiving the call.
What was Old Chief Physician Pan doing?
"Something happened in Jiu Elementary. Someone was seriously injured and we just received a call from the city to send elite personnel for emergency treatment," Old Chief Physician Pan said solemnly. "I was going to go, but you happened to be here."
Zheng Ren quickly said, "Okay!"
With that, he turned and ran to the side door.
Jiu Elementary was Sea City's Ninth Elementary School. At the same time that the first-aid command center called, Old Chief Physician Pan received instructions from the city.
He bypassed the higher-ups of the hospital to save time. Zheng Ren felt a tense atmosphere.
Zheng Ren did not dare to guess what had happened, nor did he want to guess.
A few years ago, there had been several cases of vicious assaults in kindergartens and elementary schools in other cities. Zheng Ren despised these people. They should not go to such places even if they wanted to take revenge on society.
These people were the purest low-class people. They did not even dare to bully unarmed ordinary people. They only dared to bully those children!
Zheng Ren quickly came to the first-aid ambulance and jumped in. He closed the door and said in a deep voice, "Drive and sound the alarm. The faster, the better!"
"Okay!" The driver responded, and the ambulance's siren immediately sounded.
"Is the ventilator working?" Zheng Ren began to check the equipment in the ambulance.
"It's normal. It's adjusted every day," the nurse said quickly.
The current ambulance was a unified configuration in the city a year ago. It was a Mercedes-Benz ambulance with a simple ventilator and oxygen system.
"What about the other equipment?"
"Tracheal intubation kit, incision kit, deep venipuncture kit, glucose saline solution, and emergency medicine. There are people checking it every time," the nurse replied immediately.
Usually, the medical staff might joke before receiving the patient.
However, this time, the nurse clearly felt that the atmosphere was not right.
From Old Chief Physician Pan's strange orders to Zheng Ren jumping into the car, everything showed that the situation was urgent.
Zheng Ren did not let down his guard and began to take stock of everything.
Indeed, it was as the nurse had said. Whether it was the equipment, ventilator, monitor, or emergency medicine, everything was ready.
The ambulance's siren was in the background. Zheng Ren's heart rate had unknowingly jumped above 100 beats per minute.
After a few minutes of inspection, Zheng Ren was slightly relieved. He sat down and closed his eyes to rest.
He was like a soldier during the intermission of a war, carefully waiting for the moment to charge.
Suddenly, the ambulance suddenly changed direction and Zheng Ren staggered.
Zheng Ren frowned. Could there be a traffic jam ahead? It was a race against time. If such a thing happened, it would be terrible.
He stood up and was about to look through the small window when the ambulance suddenly changed direction again. Zheng Ren almost fell.
What was going on?
After changing directions twice, the speed of the ambulance slowed down.
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(This incident was a combination of two recent news.)
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