Chapter 2565: Didn't Act Recklessly

“Don’t act rashly. Wait for the teacher! This kind of rescue is not something we can do. She’s not our patient, her surgery wasn’t done by us.” Dai Nanhui shouted at her while emphasizing his experience as a doctor’s son, “My mom always says not to do things that aren’t meant for us, non-professionals can’t bear this responsibility. You see, even the people from the PICU just notified the patient’s attending physician and didn’t dare to do it themselves.”

It must be said, Student Dai was not wrong. The risk of internal cardiac massage and defibrillation is much higher than external operations because it involves direct contact with the heart. Moreover, this is a postoperative patient, only the surgeon understands the condition of the child’s thoracic cavity, pericardial cavity, heart, and major arteries and veins. What if not knowing the surgical situation, a hand is randomly inserted, disturbing the items left by the surgeon, or gauze and other items fall into other parts of the child’s body, or removing the pack gauze causes massive bleeding again?

Dai Nanhui believed that even his experienced mother would not dare to do it.

The most important point is, they are medical students, not doctors, and have no qualifications to do what even doctors dare not do.

After roaring a bunch of reasons, seeing Student Xie seem not to hear him, Dai Nanhui was anxious to death.

Suddenly, a change on the monitor screen in front of him made his eyes freeze:

Beep, beep, the red alert sound of the instrument was gone, reverting to a smooth and safe green flashing light.

This is?!!

Dai Nanhui’s almost bursting eyes turned back to Student Xie’s gloved hand, her hand didn’t enter the child’s chest: What’s going on?

At the PICU entrance, the cardiothoracic surgeon was finally welcomed by the PICU team.

“Dr. Han, quick, quick, quick—”

Dr. Han and his team rushed in as if flooding into the child’s ward with the PICU staff. The nurses pushed in an emergency cart again with a whoosh.

When everyone stood in the ward, looking at the electrocardiogram and various numbers on the monitor: Huh?

“Wasn’t there an alarm?”

“Wasn’t there a cardiac arrest?”

“Who notified us for the rescue?”

Everyone looked at each other, like passing the parcel to find the first person who sounded the alarm, wanting to ask clearly what the problem was.

Dr. Han first grabbed the on-duty doctor of the PICU: “Doctor Yao, are you on duty?”

Doctor Yao’s sweat dripped: “Yes, it’s me. I heard them say Bed 2 needed rescue, so I immediately got up from the duty room and told them to notify cardiothoracic first. They said they notified you. — Nurse Liu, what’s going on?”

“No. The nurse informed you, didn’t you come in to see what was going on first?” Dr. Han seized this loophole and confronted him.

“I ran into you as soon as I got out of the duty room after waking up, so I wanted to come in for the rescue first.” Doctor Yao defended himself.

Nurse Liu recalled the incident and told the doctors: “I really heard the alarm. You can ask these two medical students present here.”

“Who are they?” Doctor Yao, meeting Student Xie and Student Dai for the first time, was full of questions.

“They are Dr. Cao’s students. I heard this young man telling her not to stick her hand in to perform internal cardiac massage on the patient.” Nurse Liu said.

What? A medical student dared to perform internal cardiac massage on a patient from another group without the teacher’s consent and supervision, it was reckless. Regardless of whether it was done wrong, Doctor Yao said, “Go, call Dr. Cao down. Tell him his student has caused trouble.”