There were too many people. All kinds of people blocked the passage and the door. After the patient's stretcher was removed from the ambulance, Xie Wanying had to tiptoe and look up. She could not see Senior Brother Shen or Boss Zhang and the others.
The doctor who came to see the patient was an internist named Qi, whom she had never met before. He was the doctor contacted by the family themselves.
After a while, she finally saw a familiar figure appearing in the corridor: Was it Shi Lei from Guo Zhixin?
Shi Lei was standing at the nurses' station preparing to write something when he suddenly felt a gaze coming from behind. He turned around and saw her, who was also stunned for a moment, then quickly picked up the pen and walked over.
At this time, Xie Wanying and other medical staff moved the patient to a corner of the emergency room, and Dr. Qi looked through the medical records. Shi Lei passed through the crowded crowd and came in front of them.
"Teacher Shi." Xie Wanying addressed her senior respectfully.
Doctor Qi greeted her when he saw her, and asked Shi Lei, "Do you know her? Does she call you teacher?"
"She is a medical student of the National Medical Association and a junior sister of Dr. Shen in your Department of Internal Medicine." Shi Lei briefly introduced who she was to his colleagues.
"She is from the National Association?" Doctor Qi flipped through the medical records again. Yes, it was written as Beidu No. 3. He gasped and expressed his doubts, "Is someone from the National Association going to Beidu No. 3 for internship?"
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This situation is extremely rare. The two medical schools are well-known rivals, and they usually fight to the death. Training students for the other side is equivalent to training a competitor. Is Beidu short-circuited in the brain?
Dr. Qi's mind was filled with a hundred thousand questions, and he asked Xie Wanying in confusion: "Does anyone in your family work at Beidu San?"
There are examples like this, where one's own children cannot be admitted to one's own medical school, and the only option is to arrange for one's children to intern in one's own teaching hospital.
"No." Her parents are ordinary people.
Shi Lei was not as surprised as Dr. Qi. His thoughts were completely opposite to Dr. Qi's. If the student had the ability, any medical school would be willing to let him come for internship. The one with the crazy mind was not Beidu, but Guoxie. They actually let their students study in the rival school without worrying about them being kidnapped. All I can say is that Guoxie's self-confidence was the strongest in the universe.
Doctors Guo and Zhi read the patient's medical records and soon found something strange. Doctor Qi couldn't help asking, "What stimulated the patient?"
Did his aunt get upset? Min Dongxiu heard this for the first time and asked Dr. Qi: "What's going on?"
"Did the patient fall because he was walking unsteadily? Or was he emotionally agitated?" When Dr. Qi asked this question, he knew that the former was less likely. If he fell because he was physically weak, it was more likely that he broke his bones rather than having a heart attack. It was more likely that he had a heart attack because he was scared of falling. If so, it was the same factor as emotional agitation. It should be a heart rhythm disorder caused by stimulation, not an attack caused by existing organic lesions, because the patient's medical history and existing examination reports did not support it.
"My aunt was in the hospital alone. She was able to walk and move on her own. She was very optimistic about life. We were very surprised when the hospital suddenly notified us that she had an accident." Min Dongxiu said that none of the family members were in the hospital with the patient at the time. The patient was fine before, so the stimulus definitely did not come from within the patient's family but from outside the family.
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