Chapter 754: [(754)] Absolutely will not misjudge Chapter 754: [(754)] Absolutely will not misjudge The chief complaint was gastrointestinal disease, and the vomiting wasn’t severe, she wasn’t dehydrated, and she had no fever. Indeed, in the emergency department, she didn’t appear to be more urgent than any other patients. The issue was, Xie Wanying continued to believe that it was very unlikely for Teacher Guoxie to make such a misjudgment. When each emergency patient arrives, doctors completely lack understanding of the patients and need to first make a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s basic physical condition. Listening to the heart and lungs with a stethoscope had become a routine action for doctors, and upon listening, they would know that this patient had heart disease.
“Was it a male doctor or a female doctor who treated her?” Xie Wanying kept asking the patient’s family.
Father Lili frowned at her, feeling irritated by her incessant questioning, and with a dismissive gesture, pointed towards a male doctor’s figure just passing by the door and said, “It was him.”
Following the direction of his finger, Xie Wanying recognized the person she knew and called out, “Teacher Lin!”
Doctor Lin from Cardiology, full name Lin Chenrong, had previously supervised Xie Wanying for half a day in the emergency department and was quite familiar with her. Therefore, Xie Wanying was even more certain that Teacher Lin could not have misdiagnosed this patient.
Father Lili froze in place upon hearing her call out to someone.
When Lin Chenrong heard someone calling, he turned his head and was pleasantly surprised to see Xie Wanying. He walked towards her.
Xie Wanying quickened her pace and went to meet her teacher, saying, “Teacher Lin.”
“Are you here to study in the emergency department?”
“No, Teacher Lin, I came to the emergency department to pick up a patient.” Xie Wanying said.
“I heard you’ve now gone to Hepatobiliary Surgery for your internship?”
Teacher Lin even knew where she was interning, and Xie Wanying nodded with a smile: “Yes.”
“Looking for me?” Lin Chenrong noticed she seemed to be with someone just now.
“There’s a patient, Teacher, her family said you’ve treated her.”
“What patient?” Doctor Lin’s alertness spiked when he heard this.
“I found her sitting alone at the entrance of the emergency department. I listened, and she might be a patient with heart disease.” Xie Wanying reported verbatim.
A heart disease patient sitting alone at the entrance of the emergency department? What was this situation?! Lin Chenrong was startled. As a cardiologist, how could he not know the dangers of heart disease, which could result in immediate death without medical intervention right in front of the doctors?
“Come on, let’s go over there.” Lin Chenrong said hurriedly, hoping fervently that the patient hadn’t died right at the entrance of the emergency department–otherwise, the hospital would be in a dire situation.
The two then walked back to the father and daughter.
Doctor Lin immediately checked the patient’s condition, took the girl’s hand to feel her pulse, and then examined the patient’s complexion. His brow furrowed tightly, and his expression hardened, confirming that what Xie Wanying had said was correct–indeed it was a heart disease patient, and her condition was serious.
Turning around, Doctor Lin asked, “Where’s the family member?”
Father Lili seemed unable to grasp why more and more doctors were arriving and stood dumbstruck: “You–”
“He is her father, Teacher Lin,” Xie Wanying said.
“Your doctors have already examined her,” Father Lili said, attempting to leave with his daughter.
Remembering what Xie Wanying had said earlier, Lin Chenrong challenged the family member, “You said I’ve examined her? Where’s the registration form?”
“There was no registration, a nurse called you to take a look–”
“Without a registration, it’s simply not possible for me to have treated her. Unless the patient was in such a critical condition that she needed immediate rescue, in which case, she’d be lying inside, not sitting here,” Lin Chenrong was certain that the family member was lying.
“If not you, it might have been another doctor, you all wear white coats, I can’t tell you apart.” Father Lili said, while slapping his thigh, “Why would I lie?”