"Please explain it clearly." Mu Yongxian read it to his subordinates word by word.
Doctor Han was so scared that he wanted to cry. If he had known that the situation was not as serious as reported on the phone, why would he have rushed to inform his superiors and ended up in such an embarrassing situation?
"They said before that if the heart stopped, they would do chest compressions," said Dr. Han.
A child's cardiac arrest is one of the most serious situations and the attending physician should definitely be notified.
"I came and found that it hasn't stopped. It's okay." Doctor Han said as he looked at the child's stable electrocardiogram. He didn't know if it was him or the people in the PICU who saw the ghost.
How can such a miracle happen? The patient's heart almost stopped beating and then suddenly recovered on its own? If there are such patients, why do we need doctors?
Dr. Han really couldn't explain this clearly to his boss.
What the subordinate said on the phone was confusing.
Mu Yongxian's face was hard and cold, and he had to go to the PICU to find out the situation himself.
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Then he looked at the people from the Second Department of Pediatric Cardiology, and they were actually following him, obviously going in the same direction as him.
"Has the patient in the Pediatric Cardiology Department II been rescued?"
After receiving the question from his boss, Dr. Han was stunned for a moment and said, "No. There are no other patients here for rescue."
Mu Yong heard what the other party said first.
Cao Zhao and others who were nearby also heard it, and based on their intuition, they judged that the "trouble" caused by Xie was probably related to the patients in the Department of Pediatric Cardiology I.
A bunch of classmates started to worry about Xie: "The disaster" was related to the competitor, and they didn't know whether it was good or bad.
The two big guys walking in front changed their shoes and hats and hurried into the PICU, and a group of others hurriedly followed.
The second large group of people entered the PICU.
The nurse saw the announcement and said, "Doctor Yao, Doctor Cao and Doctor Mu are here."
Doctor Yao turned around and saw the two famous pediatric cardiac surgeons in the hospital. He exclaimed, "What Doctor Cao? Isn't this Director Cao?"
"Yes." The nurse nodded.
"You are talking about Doctor Cao!" Doctor Yao emphasized that the nurse reported the wrong information.
"The only doctor in the pediatric cardiac surgery department in our hospital whose surname is Cao is Director Cao." The nurse insisted that what she said was right.
It was Dr. Yao himself who didn't understand the situation for a while.
Dr. Yao's head was covered with sweat.
If we had known that he was Cao Zhao’s student, who would dare to sue a director’s student?
Mu Yongxian and Cao Zhao entered the ward almost at the same time. Cao Zhao asked, "Someone called and asked me to come over. Who was it?"
Brother Shenxian is setting a trap, seemingly asking who is complaining, or asking who is complaining about? -- Pan and others, who immediately understood that this man is a devil, shut their mouths tightly, knowing that someone is going to be in trouble.
Doctor Yao had no choice but to answer, "Director Cao, it was the nurse who reported that your student secretly put his hand into the chest of Doctor Mu's patient and tried to perform CPR on the patient. We thought it was a student and were afraid that Doctor Mu and his people would say something, so we asked you to come up and take a look just in case."
After hearing what Dr. Yao said, it was not Cao Zhao's group but Dr. Han who reacted. Dr. Han's eyes darted to Dr. Yao's face, his eyes full of disbelief: What did you say? When did I say I was going to sue anyone?
This kind of thing must be clarified. Dr. Han immediately made his attitude clear: "I didn't ask someone to make the call."
Dr. Yao turned to Dr. Han and expressed his confusion: He was your patient, why didn't you file a complaint when something happened?
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