Chapter 169: 【169】Received praises
Regardless, he and Xie Wanying could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
“Okay, okay, leave it to us, you guys worked hard,” Dr. Kim affirmed the resilience and effort of the two medical students.
After the rear car door opened, Doctor Yang first hung a stethoscope around his neck to listen to the patient’s condition and check if there were any issues with the puncture site Xie Wanying created, then he cautioned the assisting personnel, “Take it slow, this is a heart disease patient.”
Four or five people, awkwardly maneuvering with all hands on deck, carefully shifted the patient from the police car to the hospital gurney. Only after the patient was safely transferred did Xie Wanying squeeze out from the police car.
Hearing someone appear to be calling out to her, Xie Wanying turned around.
The traffic policeman who had escorted them to the hospital suddenly saluted the two medical students.
“Hard work!” the police officer said to her and Zhao Zhaowei, with a smile pulling at the usually stern corners of his mouth.
It was obvious that the police officer knew just how nervous the two of them had been.
Zhao Zhaowei quickly turned around and on behalf of both Xie Wanying and himself, saluted back to the officer, “Uncle, you’ve worked hard!”
Uncle?! The officer’s jaw dropped instantly, “Hey, young man, do you think I look that old? I’m only a few years older than you are.”
Then he watched as the two young doctors rushed into the emergency room, and the policeman couldn’t help but laugh again; the laughter dispelled his sweat and left him relieved and relaxed. With the patient delivered to Guoxie, the nation’s top hospital, no one would believe anything could go wrong now, and the police could also rest assured.
Xie Wanying and Zhao Zhaowei followed behind the gurney as it moved, passing through the crowded emergency hall toward the resuscitation room.
Unbeknownst to them, someone stood at the entrance of the doctor’s office, paying close attention to the two of them as they were called by the nurse to return to Dr. Xie.
The deep, icy eyes that resembled those of a machine swept over Zhao Zhaowei’s figure and then lingered on Xie Wanying’s delicate face, especially examining her meticulously arranged hair.
Once the patient was in the resuscitation room, four or five medical staff quickly gathered around the bedside, busily attending to the patient.
They proceeded to connect the patient to the monitor.
Doctor Yang put on sterile gloves and examined the patient’s puncture site more carefully.
Doctor Lin assisted with the EKG.
The nurses measured the patient’s blood pressure, drew blood, and administered injections.
Every aspect of the treatment was carried out methodically and efficiently.
After entering the resuscitation room, Xie Wanying and Zhao Zhaowei obediently stood in a corner to observe. They were out of a job now that the teachers were personally taking action.
Dr. Kim, who came in later, asked them with concern, “Are you two tired? Go sit in the office, and have a cup of hot water to warm up. You must be frozen coming in from outside.”
The female clinical teacher was extremely gentle. Xie Wanying and Zhao Zhaowei felt the spring-like warmth from Dr. Kim, nodding and shaking their heads simultaneously.
“We’ll talk after we see the patient is okay,” Zhao Zhaowei responded to the teacher.
“Good, that’s the spirit,” Dr. Kim praised the student.
Zhao Zhaowei made an effort not to blush so easily anymore.
The door to the resuscitation room swung open, and a man walked in.
Who was it? Zhao Zhaowei turned his head to see the newcomer and felt a pressing aura emanating from him, instinctively straightening his posture. He could tell that this man had a strong presence, something different from his teachers like Dr. Kim.
Xie Wanying was completely focused on the patient and didn’t notice who had come in. It was only when the man’s eyes seemed to hold a specific meaning as they glanced over her, that she shifted her gaze to see who was looking at her.