Chapter 281: [281] Does this person know Teacher Fu? Chapter 281: [281] Does this person know Teacher Fu? “It’s their intern,” the nurse explained.
“General Surgery Department Two is getting more and more interns,” the on-duty doctor mused as he walked out, casually. He removed a pen and wrote an order to deactivate a patient monitor for one of the beds.
Someone had specifically turned off equipment to lend to them, and Xie Wanying thought she definitely needed to thank them, so she looked at the name on the other person’s doctor badge, which read: Chang Jiawei, Attending Physician.
“Thank you, Teacher Chang,” Xie Wanying said.
Ah, this medical student is quite polite and well-mannered. Chang Jiawei looked up at her face, and his gaze swept to her intern name tag, pausing with a start: “Xie Wanying?”
“Yes,” Xie Wanying could detect a subtle tone in his voice.
“You are Xie Wanying?”
“Were you previously involved in a car incident in the emergency department and met Teacher Fu Xinheng?”
She knew Teacher Fu? A question mark flashed in Xie Wanying’s eyes.
Understanding her look, Chang Jiawei realized: it was indeed that female medical student who Teacher Fu had previously helped.
Taking another glance at her young face, he was surprised: This girl, is she even more beautiful than Zhang Xiaohui?
“Here it is, Dr. Xie,” the nurse returned, carrying the bedside cardiac monitor.
Quickening her pace, Xie Wanying took the equipment from the nurse’s hands, expressing her gratitude, “Xie Xie Xie Xie, as soon as we free up a monitor in our department, we’ll switch it right back, and I’ll bring it back to you personally.”
“No worries. The people over there said you were very polite,” the orthopedic nurse laughed as she patted her shoulder.
Chang Jiawei swept his gaze over her and the nurse, more surprised with each look: It’s not easy for a medical student to get along well with nurses.
Gripping the equipment, Xie Wanying rushed back to General Surgery Department Two across the way.
Upon entering the ward, she placed the cardiac monitor on the bedside cabinet, attached electrodes to the new patient, connected the heart monitor, measured blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate.
Conducting a physical examination of the patient, Luo Yanfen looked up to see that she had brought the monitor, and was so surprised that she didn’t know what to say for a moment.
For such a patient, having cardiac monitoring on one hand allows for condition surveillance to prevent unnoticed sudden episodes, and on the other hand, significantly reduces the workload of doctors and nurses. Essentially, it lightened Luo Yanfen’s burden.
Thinking this, Luo Yanfen’s feelings grew even more complicated: Why was this newcomer helping her out?
“Dr. Luo, the injection is done,” the nurse said, “Remember to write the order later on.”
“I know, you’re preparing to insert a triple-lumen double-balloon catheter for hemostasis,” Luo Yanfen straightened up and stretched her back as she gave orders to the nurse, then suddenly turned to ask Xie Wanying opposite her, “Do you have any objections?”
She was asking her for input?
In her mind, Luo Yanfen thought that even though she didn’t really newcomer, if Teacher Tan listened to her, why shouldn’t she?
Xie Wanying didn’t overthink it; when it comes to treating patients, there’s no room for ulterior motives or personal interest, and she definitely wanted to help, saying, “Shouldn’t we first rule out contraindications such as coronary heart disease and other cardiac disorders?”
Right! This clinical novice always responded so quickly, much faster than her. It must be the advantage of youth. Luo Yanfen reflected on her own days as a younger student when she could memorize a lot in one go, not like now, with her memory fading and finding it harder to study as she got older.
Frowning, she turned back and together with Xie Wanying, they observed the patient’s cardiac rhythm on the heart monitor.