Xie Wanying was calm and spoke in a gentle voice. She never got excited and would never argue with any patient.
Zhang Wei's mother was surprised by her calm attitude and didn't understand why she didn't quarrel. Yes, she just said something provocative to make Xie Wanying quarrel. The bigger the quarrel, the better, it would attract other people. Then she would talk about the previous relationship and let everyone suddenly realize that Xie Wanying was a bad person.
Now Xie Wanying is like a basin of stagnant water that can't make any waves, and Zhang Wei's mother is almost at her wits' end.
"Auntie, do you have any other questions for me?" Xie Wanying said, "If you are still worried, I will ask Teacher Sun to get up and talk to you later. But Teacher Sun should have the same opinion when he comes."
Thinking of how Dr. Sun criticized her family member for being disobedient, Zhang Wei's mother was not interested: "Are there any other doctors?"
"Doctor Sun is the doctor on duty. He will only notify other doctors to come if the patient is in critical condition and needs emergency treatment. Otherwise, other doctors will not be happy to come because they are not needed to do anything." Xie Wanying gave her an example, "Auntie, you know, it's like asking your superiors to come and handle something when you have nothing to do in the unit."
This analogy is very appropriate and hits Zhang Wei's mother's soft spot. The ones who will suffer the most are probably the patients and their families, not the doctors on duty, because everyone will think that she, the patient's family member, is unreasonable.
"Well, if something happens to my mother-in-law again at that time--"
"We will come right away, Auntie." Xie Wanying promised. This was her responsibility as a doctor and she must do it.
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The people around looked over. Zhang Wei's mother frowned and said all the good things to Xie Wanying, which made her look extremely unkind. She had no choice but to let go of Xie Wanying's arm.
The family members finally calmed down. Xie Wanying walked to the nurse station and picked up the phone to report the patient's treatment to Teacher Sun. Just after the report, a call for help came from behind: "Doctor Xie."
After hanging up the phone, Xie Wanying turned around and saw that it was Sister Lingling. She asked, "What's the matter?"
"Oh no, bed 38 is missing. I found it when I went to check on the ward, so I ran back." Sister Lingling's face was covered in cold sweat and her face was pale. If anything happened to the patient, the medical staff, especially the nurses, would be held most responsible.
"When did she disappear?" Xie Wanying was surprised. "Did anything happen to her before?"
Ask her to think carefully first. Tonight, during the ward rounds, Li Yaxi, a female college student in bed 38, was chatting happily with her classmates on her mobile phone. The doctor on duty said that there was no major problem with her condition, and she would be discharged on Monday or Tuesday after all the test results came out.
Sister Lingling shook her head. "When we went to check on the patient more than half an hour ago, we saw her lying on the bed, asleep. Later, the family of bed 9 called and said the patient had diarrhea, so all of us on duty ran over to deal with bed 9. Could it be that she sneaked out of the ward while we were not paying attention?"
If the nurse is not busy with other patients and there are patients walking around in the ward, the nurse will notice it.
"Do the other patients in her ward know?"
"All the other patients in her ward are sleeping. There's no one in the bathroom either." Sister Lingling couldn't figure it out. "She doesn't look like she's in a bad mood."
Medical staff are most afraid that patients will suddenly run out and jump off the building. Even if the patient does not want to commit suicide, if he walks out in the middle of the night and falls down accidentally, the staff on duty will not be able to escape responsibility.
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