The blame fell on Dai Nanhui, who said anxiously: "I didn't say that!"
"We heard everything you said."
Dai Nanhui was about to jump up and down: "I told her not to put her hand in. Later it turned out that she didn't put her hand in at all. What did you hear?"
"How could the patient recover if her hand wasn't put in?" Dr. Yao said excitedly.
Okay, now this question can only be answered by Xie himself. Did Xie cast a spell on the patient?
Xie Wanying carefully explained the situation to the teachers on site: "After I arrived, I found that it might not be ventricular fibrillation."
Huh? Nurse Liu, who was the first to hear the alarm and call for a doctor, was stunned for a moment and then said, "I'll notify the doctor right away."
Nurses can only interpret simple electrocardiograms. Besides, interpreting and diagnosing electrocardiograms has always been the job of specialists. Nurses are not qualified to diagnose electrocardiograms. It is normal for nurses to misjudge electrocardiograms for a while, and it is not the responsibility of the nurses on duty. The first task of nurses is to notify the doctor to come to the scene when they hear the alarm of the instrument. Nurse Liu did this.
Before notifying the surgeon, the PICU doctor on duty should have arrived to interpret the patient's electrocardiogram. Dr. Yao said, "When I got up, Dr. Han arrived and we came in together. They notified Dr. Han first and then notified me."
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Doctor Han was so angry that he almost died. In fact, he felt strange when he came in, why this person was waiting for him at the door instead of waiting in the ward. In any case, the distance between the PICU doctor's duty room and the ward was far greater than that of their pediatric cardiac surgery department.
How can the distance you ran in a few seconds be compared with the distance I ran in a few minutes? It's better to say that you were just waiting for me to come over.
Doctors like Cao Zhao and Mu Yongxian, who are relatively senior, can see through what Dr. Yao is thinking. This kind of person is quite common in clinics. For example, Dr. Yao himself complained about his students first, saying that it is not his job to do it himself. Because of this, Dr. Yao was able to complain about his students so confidently.
It would be useless for me to enter the ward. The child has delayed chest closure, and I cannot perform chest compressions even if I enter. It would be better for me to wait at the door for the surgery department to arrive and then come in together. In this way, the other responsibilities can be thrown away.
This kind of person is a doctor who is most afraid of taking responsibility. Saving the patient's life must be put second. As the saying goes, they are too cunning and too calculating. They think they are too smart. Not only doctors, but also every profession has such people.
If you say a few words to such a person, he will definitely be unhappy and will say: This is not my technical job, what if I do it wrong?
Unless you get slapped in the face.
This is exactly the moment Dr. Yao is facing. When Dr. Yao realized this, he became very nervous and said to the student, "You said it's not ventricular fibrillation, so it's not? What if your teacher is not here and you think you made a mistake?"
This guy kept picking on one thing and trying to convict someone.
What does it mean? The more hysterical they are, the more they are afraid and have to try their best to pass the buck.
Everyone in the room looked at Dr. Yao's red face, and many people only had coldness in their eyes.
People who want to pass the buck will not be welcomed no matter where they are. Think about Dr. Hu, who passed the buck with evidence and was disliked by many people. However, if you really have strong evidence to pass the buck, the leaders will support you, just like Dr. Hu.
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