The dining cart slowly came over. The attending doctor who was pushing the cart looked like a middle-aged man. He was wearing a medical mask, had a thin build, and was about 1.9 meters tall.
The most attractive thing about him is that his right eye is empty, without an eyeball, and there is something in the eye socket, flashing red light.
He stared at Qin Nuo, narrowed his left eye slightly, and uttered a hoarse voice: "Doctor Xu, how was the operation today?"
Qin Nuo paused for a moment. He hadn't expected the other party to initiate a conversation, so he said calmly, "It went pretty smoothly."
"It's hard to take care of patients today, isn't it?"
"At least, that's what happened to my patients. During the surgery, they were very disobedient and liked to move around, which led to the surgery failing and they ended up like this on the trolley."
Qin Nuo looked at the bloody body parts piled on the cart and said, "It's normal. You'll get used to it."
The one-eyed doctor stared at Qin Nuo: "No, there is no time to get used to it."
"Why?"
“Because the hospital is going to lay off staff.”
The one-eyed doctor's words made Qin Nuo look a little strange.
Are there still talks of layoffs in hospitals?
Are they going to lay off the attending physician position?
"You've seen that list, right? In three days, we'll be laying off at least five doctors based on the list."
Qin Nuo's expression changed slightly. If that was the case, then he would definitely be the third from the bottom.
“What happens after you’re laid off?”
"I will be transferred to another position, which will certainly not be as comfortable as my current one."
Being stared at by the one-eyed doctor's left eye made Qin Nuo feel a chill on his back. In the empty eye socket of his right eye, a red light was also flickering. Not knowing what it was, it gave people a feeling of unease.
"I say this just to remind you."
"The position of attending physician is very rare. Everyone pays a lot for it. Similarly, when faced with layoffs, they will do whatever it takes to keep the position."
The one-eyed doctor continued, "There are many ways to keep your job, for example, by attacking other doctors."
"When you go to bed at night, remember to close the door and don't sleep too deeply."
Qin Nuo's expression remained unchanged: "Is that so? Thanks for the reminder."
The one-eyed doctor paused, wanting to say something, but ultimately remained silent. He pushed a cart of bloody organs, gradually moving away and disappearing at the end of the corridor.
Qin Nuo noticed the ID card on his chest. The name was Bai Yu, the attending physician of the Nephrology Department.
He took out the photos on his phone and found Bai Yu's name on it, ranked fifth.
Don't worry about being fired.
So why remind yourself that you are simply kind-hearted?
Qin Nuo was puzzled and hurried back to his operating room.
At the door, Xiao Ai had been waiting here long ago. Seeing Qin Nuo, she trotted over in a hurry: "Teacher, you are finally here. The patient has been here for a long time!"
"How is the patient now? Is he in critical condition?" Qin Nuo took out white gloves from his pocket, put them on himself, and asked casually.
"This... I don't know how to describe it, it just feels weird. You can see for yourself."
As he said that, he ran over and pushed over the cart containing the surgical tools that had just been disinfected.
Qin Nuo walked over and saw a patient standing in front of the operating room door.
His standing posture was very strange, with one leg longer than the other, his right foot twisted 180 degrees, and his foot bones seemed completely broken.
He stood there with his head lowered, his hair disheveled, his skin gray and emitting a strong stench of decay. There were several cuts on his skin, from which blue-black pus oozed out.
His hair was disheveled, crawling with bugs, and his spine protruded from the back of his neck, threatening to pierce his skin at any moment.
"Hello, I'm your attending physician. How are you feeling now?"
"If the situation is very critical, lie down on the stretcher first." Qin Nuo walked over and asked like a senior doctor.
The patient raised his head, then held it up straight. His neck made a crisp cracking sound, and he twisted it left and right twice before looking at Qin Nuo: "I... I can't feel any pain anymore."
"Something has torn my body into pieces, hollowing out all my internal organs. It's so painful..."
"I want you to take it out."
Qin Nuo took out a writing board and wrote down the patient's symptoms in a serious manner, complaining in his heart: "Another strange disease."
"Can you be normal? Can you show me a myocardial infarction or something? Please respect me as a cardiologist."
"Have you paid your medical bills?" the young nurse came up with a cart and asked.
The patient twisted his head and twisted his back, and turned to the nurse with a horrified face: "I will pay for the surgery in full."
"So, if you don't cure my illness, I will definitely hold the hospital responsible."
As the patient spoke, a maggot crawled out of his eye socket.
As if feeling a little itchy, he raised his hand and inserted two fingers into his eye socket. He probably just wanted to scratch it, but he directly pulled out the entire eyeball.
It fell to the ground with a stream of sticky blood.
But the patient didn't care, or even said he didn't notice, because when he turned around, one of his feet crushed his eyeball into a pulp.
"Stop talking nonsense and get started."
"I feel...I'm going to die..."
Qin Nuo thought to himself, what’s the difference between you being dead now?
Upon hearing that the medical bills had been paid, the young nurse enthusiastically pushed open the operating room door and, like a restaurant receptionist, invited us in: "Okay, please come in, patient!"
Entering the operating room, the patient lay down consciously.
Qin Nuo winked at Xiao Ai, who quickly shackled the patient's limbs.
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