The two walked quickly back to He Xiangyu's bedside.

Cao Yong took out the stethoscope and first gave the patient a hearing on his heart and lungs. He had a solemn expression and was fully focused.

"Senior brother, I remembered it later. Second senior sister had stuck the fish bones. She said that the fish bones were very small and swallowed them. Later she didn't say anything abnormal. We thought she was fine. I just thought she was fine. I just thought she was so sad that I lifted the quilt and called her not to respond. The place where she put her hands was not the stomach. Could it be the second narrow part of the esophagus, and there was an aortic arch attached to that place. Could it be that the fish bones were stuck and the fish bones entered the esophagus, but because she later rescued the patient, heart pressed, etc., made the fish bones--" The more she said, Xie Wanying became more anxious. She thought she really had no superpowers, otherwise she could have done things early for her senior sister. It was not like now that she could only wait until the disease broke out before she realized that something was wrong.

She is not a god, nor is she a senior brother, and she cannot predict it. In clinical practice, this is often the case. An elusive disease and unpredictable situation. Doctors can only rely on experience to allow the patient to observe. Thinking of this, Xie Wanying's heart was thrust, afraid that it would be too late.

While listening to what she said, Cao Yong thought that she was careful in observing and thinking quickly. Her thinking was different from that of ordinary people. The first thing he thought was that he was afraid of a patient's heart attack, but what she thought about was that he was stuck in the fish bone. Her thinking pattern was completely different from other doctors, and she could quickly pass by and avoid falling into general diagnostic routines.

But she was a little panicked now. I thought that every time she went to rescue the patient, she was nervous, and this time it was even more different. The patient was someone she was familiar with, and she would definitely tell her to panic. No matter how she had just entered the clinic, she had not experienced too many strong winds and waves, and she was not like the cruelest scenes they had been cured, and she had developed numb and calm inertial reflexes.

He took off the head of the stethoscope, turned around and held the handle on her arm again, and said in a calm voice: "Come here with a blood pressure meter you can measure by hand."

If the patient has bleeding shock, the blood pressure monitor will be more accurate.

Senior Brother Cao's voice did not change, warm and steady. Xie Wanying's heart was so panicked that she almost stopped, as if a sedative was injected with a sedative, and she was relieved. She nodded and ran to the nurse's station to get a blood pressure monitor and stethoscope.

Cao Yong, who was watching her run away, turned to the nurse who brought the monitor at the door and said, "Go and notify Dr. Tan and the others over here, right away!"

"Yes, Dr. Cao!" The nurse saw that his face was wrong and wanted to rescue him. She put down the monitor and urgently called other colleagues to come and help.

So Tan Kelin and Ren Chongda, who were standing at the door of the emergency hall talking on the phone, heard the nurse's call and rushed back immediately.

At the nurse's station, he found a blood pressure monitor and stethoscope and hugged it in his arm. Xie Wanying ran back, and the things in her hand ran into the bed were stolen.

"I'll come. You can stand there." Tan Kelin took the blood pressure monitor she brought to take the patient's blood pressure and asked the student to stand aside.

The student's expression when he ran in, he saw it clearly and panicked. He confirmed to him again that he was a rookie who had not been baptized by clinical blood.

Before Xie Wanying had time to argue, Teacher Ren pushed her back to the wall and leaned against her, saying to her: "I'll ask them to arrange another bed for you, so you can stay."

"Teacher Ren, I'm fine--"

"You are a patient who is in observation now, so I won't participate in these things. I'm not qualified to intervene." As he said that, Ren Chongda pressed her to a chair and sat down, taking a breath.
Chapter completed!