Chapter 1752: 【1752】Unfilial son

Chapter 1752 [1752] Unfilial Son

Anyone who wants to know medical knowledge to ask questions and help to answer will help the promotion of medical knowledge and benefit the whole society. Do not ask, and will not force promotion. Because some people only trust doctors when they see a doctor, and don't want to know too much. Afraid to know more is even more afraid. Medicine is a discipline that is in direct contact with death, and the psychology of those who are afraid is understandable. Xie Wanying thought so.

Dr. Yin probably has too much clinical contact with such patients and their family members, so I won't talk about developing a habit.

Besides, she is the doctor's girlfriend, so you don't have to work hard to learn too much. The medical knowledge is very profound, and you can't explain it clearly in two or three sentences. . . If there is something, I believe that he can arrange for him to see a doctor like him.

For this reason, Xie Wanying posted a few words to Dr. Yin by sticking to her little ear: Let's do this, let's do it.

It was more than ten minutes after eating the chicken curry rice, and classmate Geng never came back.

"I'll take a look outside." Xie Wanying asked Faxiao and Dr. Yin to sit, and went out by herself to look for her classmates.

Mr. Geng's more preoccupied appearance than her is a little worrying.

The delivery room at night is not completely silent, and there will be no difference between night and day when you are busy with work. Babies sometimes like to focus on being born during the day, and sometimes they like to be born collectively at night. Medicine never advocates artificial control of delivery time. The more natural the birth of a new life, the better. Under such circumstances, tonight's delivery room is in a better condition. Busy during the day, most babies are born during the day and in the first half of the night. The second half of the night was relatively quiet. No new pregnant women have been sent to give birth, and there are temporarily vacant beds left in the delivery room.

Like the previous four beds and six beds, the beds were vacant after giving birth, and no new mothers have come in yet.

Passing through the multi-person waiting room, Xie Wanying glanced at it and found that the five beds were also empty. Could it be that she gave birth? no. According to the introduction of the midwife, it was said that after the single labor room was vacated, the five beds were moved in, and now family members can come in to accompany the mother.

That's fine. Originally, five beds were more afraid of pain. It was a good thing to have family members beside me to comfort and support me.

He turned another corner and took two steps to visit the next plus three beds. He walked out of the intersection and looked back. At the end of the corridor, the wooden figure in a white coat was exactly Mr. Geng.

leaned his back against the wall, and Geng Yongzhe held the mobile phone raised in his right hand next to his right ear. His tall and thin figure was shrouded in a faint white cold air under the fluorescent lamp, as if it was covered with frost like the winter outside, and he remained motionless.

For a long time, I saw a voice squeezed out of his tightly closed lips: I will not care about his (her) life or death.

After listening to his words, the person on the opposite side seemed to sigh, be angry, scolded, and even cursed back: You unfilial son—

No matter what the reaction was, Geng Yongzhe was as expressionless as a rock.

Seeing such a scene, Xie Wanying turned back subconsciously, pretending not to know.

If a midwife in front of the corridor ran up in a panic, he called out, "Where's Dr. Peng? The third extra bed is fully open, and the birth can be delivered."

When they were not there before, the extra bed No. 3 broke the membrane by itself. It can be said that the labor process has finally entered a smooth process, which is gratifying. Natural delivery women are difficult to see in the delivery room like Beidusan, which treats a large number of critically ill and high-risk women.

(end of this chapter)