Can a nurse explain the ins and outs of a seriously ill patient's condition over the phone? Not at all. Nurses are not doctors after all.
In addition, doctors on duty in the emergency department are usually assigned to the emergency department by various departments, so it cannot be said that they do not understand the psychology of doctors in the inpatient department. Therefore, there are only two possibilities for such a thing to happen.
One is to pretend to be confused. When I am on duty in the inpatient department, I have the mentality of an inpatient doctor. When I am on duty in the emergency department, I have the mentality of an emergency doctor. I always do things based on the principle of benefiting myself. There are very few doctors like this, because doing so will cause a bad reputation among colleagues, and sooner or later they will gang up on them and get rid of them.
The other type is young people who have just arrived in the clinic and don’t know how to make others like them.
No matter which of the above people is, they all deserve to be punished by Dr. Wang, the attending physician for ten thousand years, and he deserves to be humiliated early. If Dr. Wang does not punish this person, he will be punished by the head of the department in the future, who will say that Dr. Wang is incapable of being stupid.
The medical students around were all quietly observing the subsequent development of the matter. This could be regarded as a live version of the workplace in the hospital, which was worth being curious about.
The doctor on duty at the emergency department who came to answer the phone sounded anxious for some reason, and spoke in a very arrogant manner: "This is a patient from a car accident. Didn't you hear what the nurse said?"
"You mean a car accident? Where did it hit?"
"Head-banging. If it wasn't head-banging, why would I call your neurosurgery department to ask about the bed?"
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This person's tone was even more arrogant than the talented Beidu scholar in their department. He was so arrogant that his nose and eyes were raised to the sky. The problem was that Song Mao in their department was a recognized genius and had the most ability to be arrogant. Doctor Wang was furious.
Classmates Pan and Wei also found it strange: Who is the one who speaks more arrogantly than Song Mao?
To be fair, Xie Wanying never thought that Dr. Song was arrogant. After all, only fools are arrogant.
What would Song Xuelin think when someone is more arrogant than himself? Wei Shangquan turned around and took a peek, and saw that the other person was leaning on the back of a chair with a teacup in his hand, his eyes were hazy as if he was sleepwalking, but in fact he was daydreaming.
Apparently, as a neurosurgeon, the genius Dr. Song knows that sometimes daydreaming is good for brain health.
Doctor Wang stood at the nurses' station and continued to argue with the emergency department opposite: "You said coma, light coma or deep coma, didn't you count the patient's Glasgow Coma Scale?"
"I'm so busy in the emergency department here. I don't have time to do these neurological scores for you. Please ask your neurosurgeon to come down."
"I tell you, you should send the patient to the CT room first to see what the condition is, and then call us. If you send the patient to the inpatient department now, he will still have to do an emergency CT scan, which will only make the patient suffer." Doctor Wang argued.
"There's a long queue in the emergency CT room tonight, and it won't be his turn for the time being. Do you want someone to come down and handle it? If not, I'll tell the director of our emergency department."
Doctor Wang was furious at the threat: "You can't shirk your job as the primary doctor just because you're busy!"
"Isn't this the job of neurosurgeons? It's useless for me to see it. I'm not a neurosurgeon. What can I show him?"
"Who are you? Which department are you from?" Doctor Wang became more and more certain that he had never seen anyone with such an arrogant tone in his hospital, and he had to find out who the guy opposite him was.
The other person seemed to feel guilty and answered, "I'm in the emergency room."
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