Can you be called a doctor if you watch a patient die and do nothing? To be honest, the law does not allow doctors to evade such behavior. It is also a violation of the law and doctors must bear relevant legal responsibilities. There are already court cases.
This is why it takes so long to train doctors. You have to go at the critical moment and there is no retreat. Even if you fail, you must meet the technical standards, otherwise it will still be the doctor's responsibility.
Of course, specific cases need to be analyzed specifically. In this case, Ren Chongda could choose not to do it. He was not a doctor sent by the emergency center and had no responsibility to treat the patient. He was a passerby who was kind enough to help. The law stipulates that doctors who pass by and see patients only have the obligation to rescue, not to treat. Rescue means helping to call the emergency center.
Is it the conscience of doctors that decide whether to do it or not? No, conscience alone is far from enough. Even if they don't do it, their conscience can be appeased with various excuses afterwards. There is only one reason that prompts doctors to do it: whether they have confidence in their skills.
"Oh, this..." Ren Chongda knew that his old classmate had hit the nail on the head. Whether he would do it now depended on one thing: whether he could make accurate judgments and cut like Cao Yong.
Acute brain herniation is essentially intracranial hypertension. If you want to relieve the pressure, it is impossible to rely on medication alone. It is like a pressure cooker. If you want to relieve the pressure quickly, you can only let the air out through the hole. Drilling and drainage is the only way to save the patient.
Without a CT scan or even an X-ray, how can we determine the location of the hole? My old classmate Cao Yong is different. He is a famous neurosurgeon and was called a genius when he was a student.
"So I'm calling you and ask you to help me guess the drilling point." Ren Chongda expressed his thoughts.
Long-distance telephone assistance and long-distance guidance on on-site operations are equivalent to testing the trust of both parties in each other.
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"Do you have the tools?" Cao Yong asked.
"They went to find an electric drill and disinfectant." Ren Chongda turned around and found that his students were working very quickly.
While the teacher and her senior were talking, Xie Wanying hurriedly gave the child an IV and administered mannitol to lower the intracranial pressure. However, the effect of medication on lowering blood pressure was definitely extremely limited. In any case, the emergency measures were now as good as they could be, and they had to do their best.
The old nurse was very experienced and worked very efficiently with the doctor. After putting nasal cannulas on the two injured people to give them oxygen, they quickly took a razor and shaved the sick boy's hair so that they could disinfect the hair.
A few steps away there was a hardware store that provided a handheld electric drill. The old nurse sterilized the drill and prepared all the items needed for the drilling and drainage surgery. She found a surgical lighting fixture and brought it over.
Many people wanted to watch out of curiosity, but were driven away by the nurses and police.
With the people around him being so enthusiastic, Ren Chongda deeply felt what it meant to be in a difficult situation. What if he said at this time that he would not have the operation?
"I can understand you very well now." Ren Chongda sighed to Cao Yong.
As a surgical star, Cao Yong should be said to have been given such expectations by people around him on many occasions and many times, as if he was the life-saving god, and he had to do it. If he didn't do it, it would not be a matter of whether this life would die, but it would make people feel that the whole world suddenly became dark and without sunshine.
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