"What's going on?" Li Qian'an asked Zhao Zhaowei in his ear.
"Did you puncture an artery? I saw Yingying was pressing very hard." Zhao Zhaowei analyzed the actions of a top female student in the same class to infer the reason for his failure, and he guessed it 100% right.
Lin Hao rolled his eyes when listening to the conversation between the two people, then looked at the squad leader standing next to him.
Yue Wentong's eyes were narrowed. He was probably focusing on the same thing as him, on why Xie Wanying seemed to react faster than the two doctors in taking the gauze.
Some noises around finally woke up the old lady who was over 90 years old: "What's going on?"
"It's okay." When Xie Wanying heard the patient's question, she immediately turned around and said to the patient, "Grandma, they are saying that a bird is flying over there, over the window. Look over there -"
After hearing what she said, the old lady really opened her hazy presbyopic eyes and looked towards the window. In fact, she couldn't see anything clearly. Based on what she said, she thought in her mind: "It seems to be a magpie?"
"Yes, it's a magpie, grandma." Xie Wanying responded to the patient.
Half of the medical students leaning against the wall were laughing so hard that they doubled over and covered their mouths. She was so serious that she lied to fool the old man, and she really fooled him.
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You have to learn to lie to patients occasionally. She learned this experience from seeing Senior Brother Cao do it on her first day in the clinic.
Senior Brother Cao has good experience in practicing medicine. Xie Wanying thought to herself: After being tricked by her, the old lady is no longer nervous and is laughing.
The door of the ward opened silently, and Tan Kelin walked in quickly and first glanced at the group of smiling medical students.
The moment a row of medical students noticed him standing in front of them, they stood in neat and solemn silence. No one who could smile could do so except cry.
The atmosphere returned to a serious state. Tan Kelin walked to the end of the bed, and his sharp and quick eyes were fixed on the operating area, where only Xie Wanying's hand was holding the gauze and pressing hard. She pressed hard and accurately, so there was only a little blood seepage left on the gauze.
Shi Xu also observed this phenomenon. Therefore, the question he had been thinking about before had an answer: the female medical student did not happen by chance, but really anticipated that the needle would be inserted into the wrong artery, so she took the gauze faster than him.
"Did it penetrate the artery?" Tan Kelin asked after glancing at the patient who was asleep.
Sun Yubo adjusted his breathing all the way: "Yes, it may be a little deep."
"You guys are watching from the side. Do you think he pierced it too deep?" Tan Kelin fixed his eyes on Xie Wanying's hand pressing the gauze block and asked again.
A group of people were wondering who he was asking this question to.
Immediately afterwards, Luo Yanfen, Li Wenhao and Zhang Zhongqiang became worried. Could it be that the questions he asked included answers from the three of them?
"Answer." Shi Xu said to the four students opposite.
The group of medical students standing against the wall and watching from afar swallowed their saliva in fear: This question is too difficult to answer.
Luo Yanfen and the other two searched their memories to find the relevant anatomical diagrams, but it was not enough to find the anatomical diagrams, they needed to analyze it in combination with the actual situation. They only remembered that it was written in the textbook that if the needle was inserted too deep, it would accidentally pierce the subclavian artery.
The three people looked at each other and asked, "Is the answer written in the textbook wrong?"
After waiting for a long time without any answer from these people, the two teachers realized: it seems that these people’s answers are like this.
"What's your answer?" Shi Xu pointed at Xie Wanying.
"It's not that the puncture was too deep, but the angle of the puncture was too inclined towards the thyroid cartilage. It was too slanted and could not reach the vein, so it went deeper into the artery. The subclavian artery and subclavian vein are not completely vertical and parallel." Xie Wanying said.
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