Chapter 1450: Hemorrhagic Shock

Chapter 1450: Chapter 1450: Hemorrhagic Shock

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"We’ve got to keep talking. Do you think there are areas in our emergency center’s work that still need improvement?"

After returning, Liu Banxia called Wang Chao over to the side.

"My dear Director Liu, why are you picking on me?" Wang Chao asked with a bitter smile.

"Who else should I ask? Should I ask the director or Old Chen?" Liu Banxia retorted.

"Anyway, you just think I’m easy to bully." Wang Chao muttered.

"I really don’t think there’s anything in our emergency center’s current work pace that needs changing. With the current pace, I think it’s pretty good."

"Really?" Liu Banxia asked again.

"Brother, you’re like a real brother to me. What exactly do you want to do?" Wang Chao asked.

"Didn’t I already tell you? I’ve always felt there’s something off with my current work style. After all, I never had a leadership role before, I’m just muddling through right now." Liu Banxia said.

"Anyway, after chatting with Old Qiu yesterday, it made me feel a bit insecure. In terms of surgical skills, I think there’s no problem. But management ability? There might be some minor issues."

"So I thought it necessary to talk to you, one reason being that we’re close, and another reason is because you have far more experience than I do."

Wang Chao was delighted to hear this, he loved hearing such words.

After scratching his head, he still shook his head, "Even though you complimented me, I truly think the current situation is fine."

"How to say it? Everyone has already adapted to the current situation and can stick with it, and that’s enough. If you disrupt the pace, it’ll just make everyone lost."

"Also, different people have different management styles. You haven’t intentionally thought about how to manage, this is just a reflection after your chat with President Qiu."

"Usually you don’t pay attention to these things, and after the chat you’re overthinking it. I really think there’s no need, just continue with the current situation."

"When you’re not at home, Old Chen and Old Shi can take care of things. When you’re home, there’s really nothing that requires your handling."

"It’s just some surgeries and rescuing critical patients. These critical emergency patients aren’t being brought over every day either."

"My feeling is that our emergency center is running very smoothly right now. If you don’t shake things up, that’s the best. That’s just my idea; otherwise, you could ask someone else."

Liu Banxia pinched his chin, "That might not be bad, go ahead and stay busy with your own things."

Wang Chao rolled his eyes, feeling like a used-up donkey, but there’s no other way; at least he got an extra dish out of it.

Liu Banxia wasn’t in a hurry to leave but started pondering it all in his mind.

Actually, his current struggle was indeed influenced by yesterday’s conversation with Qiu Huaili.

The brothers and sisters in the emergency center are very supportive of him, so he doesn’t want his own issues to make their work even harder.

Now, it seems he might have been overthinking.

But this doesn’t mean he can act recklessly in future work; it’s because of everyone’s support and trust that there’s this kind of result now.

It seems more effort is still needed, at least to ensure everyone’s welfare and make their work more pleasant.

Of course, that’s his current thought.

In a special environment like a hospital, how can one truly be at ease? As long as things aren’t troublesome, they are comfortable.

He stepped outside and took a quick look around.

Admissions are indeed very organized now, with or without him, it’s the same.

The light in the resuscitation room is on, indicating there’s a patient inside. Not being notified also means everyone can handle it, no need to worry.

This is the change in the emergency center, a place he hardly noticed before but now seems to have suddenly become very strong.

"Teacher Liu, I just went to ask the patient, and currently, they don’t feel overly uncomfortable." Miao Rui came over.

"Moreover, after fluid replacement, the patient’s blood pressure is also quite stable. I’ve been wondering if the low blood pressure was just due to the shock from the car accident."

"Keep observing, this situation is not uncommon. Next time, it might be a different symptom." Liu Banxia said.

"I really hope my judgment is wrong, so it won’t be too troublesome going forward. Have you communicated with their family?"

"I’ve talked to his parents and wife, but from their perspective, they think we’re just making money, and don’t see the abdominal fluid as a big issue." Miao Rui said.

"Teacher Liu, I just had a thought. In cases like this, shouldn’t our attitude be firmer? Right now, I’m quite on edge."

"There’s no way around it, after all, there’s no clear indication, and other tests aren’t very conclusive either." Liu Banxia said.

"So what we can do is respect the patient’s choice. Even if that choice might be wrong, after all, no one dares to guarantee it by patting their chest."

Miao Rui nodded.

This is indeed a question Liu Banxia often brings up, that it is necessary to respect the patient’s choice. Even if we know the patient’s choice is wrong, it still needs to be accepted.

The relationship between doctor and patient is simply a treatment relationship. Once the problems that need to be clarified are clearly explained, the decision-making power is in the hands of the patient.

Just like Liu Banxia said, in the days of future consultations, there will definitely be some suspected symptoms. The judgment of these symptoms may require instrument checks.

But whether these checks can really help diagnose the disease is sometimes hard to say.

So at that time, what could be given to the patient is still a suggestion. Even if most patients would follow the doctor’s advice, there would still be patients who resist seriously.

Even this patient, the CT scan could not clearly show the specific situation; it was also a very vague indication.

"How is the patient just admitted?"

Liu Banxia asked Wei Yuan, who just came out of the emergency room.

"The problem isn’t too big; it’s also a traffic accident patient. But was quite scared, though the trauma isn’t severe," Wei Yuan said.

"Going to Jinshui District Hospital next week, where there are two patients needing gallbladder removal surgery. Interested?" Liu Banxia asked.

"Sure, who else is going?" Wei Yuan asked casually.

"Bring whoever you want; they also have two rectal cancer and one colon cancer surgeries scheduled. Anyway, I can’t take care of anything else. Old Xu seems to be gearing up, and there are quite a few patients prepared for these two visits," Liu Banxia said.

"Isn’t that great? It can help accumulate more surgical data for you. From current situations, the NOSES surgery patients’ prognosis seems quite good, right?" Wei Yuan asked curiously.

Liu Banxia smiled and nodded, "Overall it’s good, but some individual patients have postoperative high fever symptoms, which are not serious."

"Sigh... I still have to return to my hometown hospital next month. Lately, I’ve been running around so much, my head is about to explode. Luckily Qiaoqiao doesn’t feel tired and is willing to accompany me."

"Not planning to let Xu Yino and the others take over directly?" Wei Yuan asked.

"They need to settle in more, wait until their skills are more comprehensive. Now just let them participate to a limited extent, gradually increasing," Liu Banxia said.

"Also need to protect them well, or if something really happens, it will greatly impact them. This needs to be handled carefully; actually, I am eager for them to master it quickly."

Wei Yuan chuckled, "They are already doing well; they are really excellent. But even if you sort everything here, there’s still pediatric surgery too. After pediatrics, there’s orthopedics."

"Had a chat with someone yesterday, and they mentioned that Director Xu talked about you, seems like he really hopes you’ll invest more in orthopedics."

Liu Banxia smiled wryly, feeling that his life was suddenly a bit less carefree.

"Anyway, just keep it up. The hospital supports you so much and gives you a lot of authority. Even in Binhai City or nationally, it’s quite rare to be able to span so many departments," Wei Yuan said.

"That’s why I feel there’s no end in sight," Liu Banxia said helplessly.

After all, Wei Yuan was happy to hear this, and they have a good relationship, so these are considered happy troubles for Liu Banxia.

After all, being remembered by so many big figures, even in the entire 2nd hospital or even in Binhai City, is considered an honor.

Even if the 2nd Hospital isn’t the best in terms of medical skills in Binhai City, these bigwigs in the hospital aren’t just for show.

Wei Yuan was also in a good mood; after all, performing these two gallbladder removals means earning a bit of money.

Moreover, for him, the current surgical tasks aren’t very heavy, so he can take this opportunity to go out for a spin.

More or less money doesn’t matter much; what’s important is that Liu Banxia thinks of him.

He clearly knows that Jinshui District entering such a cooperation with the emergency center is entirely directed towards Liu Banxia.

At this time, other people were also gradually coming out of the other two emergency rooms, and one patient’s condition was a bit more serious, possibly with some lung damage.

But still within controllable range, not even needing an urgent examination.

Liu Banxia was also very happy, feeling that on normal days, it seems like whether the emergency center has him or not doesn’t make much difference; this is quite a relief.

Then he switched to walk-around mode, just around lunchtime, when he was about to call everyone to eat when Miao Rui hurriedly ran over.

Liu Banxia’s heart skipped a beat.

"Teacher Liu, that patient has a blood pressure of 90/65, heart rate 120, hemorrhagic shock, I’ve started a blood transfusion and arranged to send them to the operating room," Miao Rui said.

"Alright, let’s get going."

Liu Banxia nodded.