In the afternoon, the National Association's operating room was very busy as usual.
Due to the limited operating room in the operating room, many surgeries can only be arranged as reception desks.
The next surgery is determined by the results of the previous surgery, which leads the operating room to schedule the most confident surgeries as early as possible when arranging surgeries in various departments to ensure that space can be freed for subsequent surgeries.
At the same time, major surgeries that take too long must be scheduled first in the morning time slot.
It can be seen from this that surgery scheduling is a complicated matter with unpredictable results. It really depends on your fate.
Don’t say that the patient is anxious. The surgeon is actually more anxious and anxious than the patient.
Guo Xie is a large hospital, and every surgeon has a schedule full of patients who need surgery.
Doctors will make early arrangements based on the patient's condition. However, sometimes treating several patients with more urgent conditions together will cost the doctor his life.
So in clinical practice, when patients and their families are anxious to ask when surgery can be performed, doctors can often be heard complaining: It’s useless for you to rush me.
It can be said that it is useless to urge anyone, let alone the operating room.
When patients and family members ask what to do?
The doctor has no choice but to work overtime.
At this time, surgeons are like primary school students doing their homework. They automatically and consciously perform today's homework and finish it today without the teacher's orders.
Today's surgery is best and most complete today. There will be patients for tomorrow's surgery tomorrow, and the patient's life will not be delayed.
The true situation reflected is that the market supply and demand relationship in medicine is always such that top medical resources are not enough.
The cardiac surgery patient Liu Fang, who was scheduled for today's surgery, was the famous TV host we talked about earlier. While waiting to be sent to the operating room, he waited from morning until noon, so he hurriedly called the nurse for questioning.
The nurse had to patiently tell the patient: "Dr. Xie, Dr. Pan and the others have explained to you that your operation time was scheduled for the afternoon. Dr. Xie worked the night shift last night and will be on duty again today. Don't you want her to have a good rest before performing a perfect operation on you?" ?”
“She is going to perform an operation on me, what else does your hospital ask her to do?” The patient never understands this. His life is in the hands of this doctor. As a result, the doctor is often called to do other tasks. In other words, all the patients have to do is accuse your hospital of disrespecting human life.
Being a doctor is a lifelong profession, and those who hold various positions represent technical learning in order to better serve patients.
Few patients can fully understand this explanation. Moreover, some patients, such as Liu Fang's patient, have shown excessive anxiety many times.
In this regard, the attending physician in charge of the bed must have some understanding of the psychological state of his or her patients.
Since the doctor had given instructions, the nurse helped Dr. Xie and said, "Don't worry, Dr. Xie said he would do the surgery for you today no matter what."
The patient finally felt relieved after hearing this promise and waited obediently.
The nurse saw and admired: Dr. Xie is undoubtedly an old doctor. He can treat patients immediately with just one sentence.
It is common for doctors to work overtime. Several surgeons were not afraid to work overtime at night to operate on this patient. The only problem is that all three doctors in the team are chief residents.
“It’s best not to call the chief resident at a critical moment.” Dr. Pan Shihua couldn’t help but pray first in the office.
Wei Shangquan is on standby with their surgery tonight and asked them about their arrangements: "How long do you plan for the operation?"
“It depends on the specific surgical conditions.” Dr. Pan answered very cautiously this time.
