Ling Ran stepped into the operating room No. 3 and saw a tense and solemn scene.

The operating room No. 3 of the emergency center is not big. At this time, more than 10 people were stuffed in one breath, which can be said to be a violation - so many people are inside, the first thing is that the cleanliness cannot be guaranteed.

With orthopedics' strong control and emphasis on infection, this is a scene that should not happen.

However, neither the deputy chief physician of orthopedics nor the nurse in charge of the operating room were concerned about this.

The doctor holding the blood transfusion bag, the anesthesia in a hurry, and the nurse who was being arranged were all silently suggesting that the venue was in chaos.

Ling Ran held a mask in his hand and covered his mouth and nose without saying a word. He stepped forward and saw the patient first.

The management in the operating room is simple. With a loud shout, it is estimated that the messy crowd can restore to a steady state. However, the problem now is not the attitude or procedures of the medical staff, but more likely to be a purely technical problem.

More than a dozen medical staff who don’t know what to do will not suddenly receive technical bonus just because someone shouts.

When they don’t know what to do, no matter how strict discipline and correct attitude are, they are meaningless.

It’s like the concern of a class of students, it cannot cure a pregnant student’s cold.

Ling Ran first focused on the patient.

The patient was about a factory worker or engineer. He had a face of a working man in his 40s. His face was pale and bloodless, his abdomen was raised high, and there was blocky bruises on his right lower limb...

"The patient had six pieces of fingernail-sized fragments shot into the back. We were dealing with them, and suddenly a stream of blood came out." When the attending doctor saw Ling Ran coming, he was not much relaxed. He reported the situation in a daze. He spoke in a little vague way.

The superior doctor standing next to him, Deputy Director Yao quickly added: "The blood pressure dropped rapidly, and the dorsal foot artery of the right lower limb is no longer touched. I have asked the interventional department to come over and want to do an angiography of the lower limbs to clarify the location of the bleeding, but the interventional department is a little overwhelmed..."

This is the state of about to break through due to a large number of patients coming in.

Just looking at the patients right now, the dozen medical staff gathered around you, and a little bit, to perform surgery and care for three patients with mild injuries.

However, because the patients are serious and the doctors are unable to deal with them, they can only accumulate medical staff, and all the way to Ling Ran and the interventional department.

If Ling Ran cannot be handled, or the interventional department cannot provide useful examination results, the patient can only give up or gain luck.

No matter what method is used, it means that a life will pass away, and more than a dozen medical staff have done futile work when the patients need it most.

Even large institutions like Yun Medical Emergency Center will easily be crushed if they cannot use all their strength when facing emergencies.

Ling Ran, who has participated in emergency rescue and disaster relief many times, has also become serious.

"The patient is already in severe shock. The rapid bleeding is so fast that it is likely that there is an artery rupture..." Ling Ran slowly expressed his judgment.

"Yes, I agree with Dr. Ling's judgment." Deputy Director Yao of Orthopedics agreed repeatedly.

He has lost control now, and what he needs most is Ling Ran to be able to participate.

Regardless of the outcome of the participation, the participation of an additional senior doctor can solve his mental and realistic dilemma.

If Zuo Cidian was here, he would actually only listen to the attending doctor's vague words, and he would take out a small notebook and make a record. Maybe he would have to cut it to clarify the responsibility.

However, Ling Ran ignored these things. His eyes were temporarily on the patient's abdomen, and then turned to the patient's thigh.

"There is no time to do the angiography, and now I can only make an emergency judgment." Ling Ran did not think carefully about it and say it out loud like an ordinary doctor.

On the one hand, facing so many possibilities, he also hopes to be able to attract discussion, or obtain more information. On the other hand, Ling Ran doesn't care too much about responsibilities or other things.

He has always been a rule in his work, and it is impossible to say that everything is rules to follow, but Ling Ran has basically never suffered any losses in this regard, so he naturally would not pay so much attention to this regard.

For Ling Ran now, increasing the probability of treatment is what he is most concerned about at the moment.

At the same time, the perfect level of hemostatic surgery and more than 200 anatomical experience were enough to let Ling Ran confidently speak out his thinking process.

"Doctor Ling, what should I do?" Deputy Director Yao of orthopedics thought more, and he was secretly stumbled and suspected of trashing the blame.

The nurses and anesthesiologists who understood the situation were present, and they looked at him with disgust, but they were not ready to speak.

The orthopedic doctors bowed their heads in unison, feeling a little embarrassed and dared not resist.

The relationship between superiors and subordinates of hospitals is sometimes more stringent than that of the army, and it is more challenging for people - those who cannot pass the test will be kicked out early and late, which is difficult to gain a foothold in a large hospital like Yunyi.

Deputy Director Yao is a full-time doctoral doctor. He is young and capable. He is less than 40 years old and becomes an associate chief physician in orthopedics and also leads a treatment group. It can be said that he is a standard young and promising person. No matter from which perspective, he does not want to take the blame for this emergency surgery.

Ling Ran is the commander on the scene, and every pot has his own share.

The same young orthopedics chief instructor, he couldn't help but lower his head. In order to reduce the responsibility, he was a little embarrassed and worried about placing Ling Ran so blatantly.

"Just open the front abdominal wall directly." Ling Ran also had to consider the ambulance coming later, but the order was very fast, which was equivalent to taking over the scene directly.

Deputy Director Yao of orthopedics had no hesitation now, and immediately took the scalpel and was about to take action.

"Wait." Ling Ran said again.

Deputy Director Yao sighed inwardly, did he still wake up? Are you going to turn the blame?

At this time, Ling Ran said: "After a while, a large amount of blood will surely surge out. The nurse will get the blood again. The assistant prepares two suction devices, anesthetically check the intubation... Next, as soon as you open it in, you must immediately find the bleeding point. The correct clamp is the key..."

Ling Ran gave very detailed instructions, and as Director Yao hoped, he became the commander on the scene.

However, with his detailed orders, when the nurse, assistant and anesthesiologist were in an orderly manner, the operating room suddenly became spacious and orderly.

An atmosphere of successful surgery spreads unnaturally.
Chapter completed!