Unexpectedly, Xie Wanying turned around and said to her father and other logistics personnel, "Dad, I know you can do it. You lead the uncles to move the tires and rocks away."
Everyone's eyes at the scene fell on Xie Changrong's face.
At this moment, Xie Changrong's face seemed to be illuminated by red light, and his blood was boiling as if he had drunk a bottle of high-concentration alcohol, causing his skin to turn red.
His daughter's words immediately turned his moment into a highlight, and he unconsciously straightened his chest and held his head high.
"Uncle, is it okay?" Doctor Guan asked with concern. He is Xie's father, he is quite old, not young anymore.
In response, Chang Jiawei once again showed his extraordinary confidence in Xie and said, "She said her father can do it, so he definitely can do it. What are you afraid of? He's her father."
This praise allowed Xie Changrong to take the step given by his daughter to a higher level.
The flashlight was handed over. Xie Changrong took it, his heart pounding. He had never been so nervous before. He turned on the light and shone it on the tire that seemed to be pressing on the injured person's leg. After a careful look, he said, "This tire should not have pressed on the bones."
The exact size of the tire and the ground it touches may not be clear to laymen, but experienced drivers and experienced mechanics know it well. Xie Changrong showed his professional vision in such occasions.
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Everyone around exclaimed in amazement.
Xie Changrong's face was about to turn red from all the praise.
In fact, everyone at the scene, including Hsieh Chang-jung, knew clearly that the first person who could see the situation at the scene was not him but his daughter, otherwise he would not have been asked to deal with it.
Let’s look at classmate Xie again. After quickly triaging the second injured person, he ran to the third injured person.
"Teacher Chang!"
Chang Jiawei, who was called by her, ran up quickly.
The third injured person is in a serious condition, suffering from shock and arrhythmia.
Chang Jiawei was afraid that he couldn't handle it alone, so Dr. Guan stepped forward to help him.
The fourth patient is Xie’s own patient.
At first glance, this patient seemed to be in a daze. He was sitting on the ground with a pale face, as if he couldn't move his hands and feet. There was cold sweat on his head, and it seemed that he was bleeding from some internal organs.
The most feared thing for clinical trauma patients is that their wounds are not exposed, which will double the difficulty of diagnosis for doctors. This patient is in such a situation.
Grandma Cao couldn't help but move forward and feel the patient's pulse. The patient's pulse was slightly faster, which did not rule out heart and lung dysfunction. She and others were thinking about what the patient was like, and Xie's diagnosis came again in less than a minute.
"It needs to be fixed. It's a moderate fracture of the scapula." While saying this, Xie Wanying immediately put the injured person in a splint.
Grandma Cao, who was nearby, was stunned at first. As an orthopedic expert, she really couldn't tell at first glance that the injured person had a fractured shoulder blade.
It is not easy to quickly diagnose mild to moderate fractures of the scapula. This is mainly because if the fracture occurs in this area, the symptoms are generally mild and the patient does not report the symptoms, which leads to the doctor not noticing the fracture and not suspecting it and conducting relevant examinations.
Considering that a scapula fracture may cause swelling and bruises under the skin, Grandma Cao thought that she might have missed it, so she decided to observe the patient's skin again immediately. She scanned the area many times and found no bruises on the patient's skin.
Is it because the light is not bright enough? Is it because her eyes are presbyopic?
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