Dr. Shen Xifei looked around and asked again: No one of you was injured?
At this moment, everyone has come to Dr. Xiao Yang and the injured.
Dr. Xie Wanying opened the backpack she was carrying. The medical supplies inside must be "complete" compared to Dr. Xiao Yang, Dr. Shen and others. It can be said that nothing she brought was lost.
Looking back at himself, Dr. Xiao Yang's face turned redder and redder, until it reached his neck: the doctor's bag he and his teammates carried had long been buried in the rubble, and all the medical supplies were completely lost.
I sincerely lament that if Dr. Shen hadn’t had a roll of bandages in his pocket, his wounds wouldn’t have been bandaged.
From this point alone, we can see that the performance of the team he led was in stark contrast to Dr. Xie's team: it was so embarrassing.
Companions who arrived at the scene re-treated Dr. Xiao Yang’s wound: they checked and cleaned the stains in the wound, disinfected it, and then wrapped it with gauze and bandages.
Only when trauma is treated properly and promptly can possible complications from subsequent wounds be minimized.
Severe consequences such as amputation and systemic infection caused by wound infection are not a joke.
As a surgeon, Dr. Xiao Yang knew this very well. He was so grateful that he said emotionally: "Dr. Xie, Dr. Song, Professor Pei, if you hadn't come here, we might be finished."
“No thank you, no thank you.” Professor Pei waved his hand and said on behalf of his team.
To put it bluntly, if Dr. Xiao Yang and others were fine, wouldn't they be in the same hurry to come to them to save them? Their mood would be the same.
Then, Dr. Xiao Yang asked Dr. Shen the same question. How did Professor Pei's team maintain the miraculous state of surviving a natural disaster? This is a survival technique that requires learning and bragging about for the rest of your life.
Professor Pei told the other party honestly: "I don't know what happened. It was Dr. Song and Dr. Xie who first saw that the house was going to collapse and took us away."
Dr. Xiao Yang understood: Don’t compare yourself with geniuses. You can’t learn this technique from geniuses.
The search and rescue continued. Back to the beginning, Dr. Shen looked for Dr. Feng and the two children but could not find them. Dr. Xie Wanying immediately pointed out: "Don't search far away, start searching again from the nearest place."
That is true. Doctor Feng, who is not familiar with the local area, cannot possibly take two little children for a walk in a distant place.
It is incomplete for everyone to simply think about Dr. Xie’s thinking.
Dr. Xie previously confessed that he experienced an earthquake when he was young, which left a psychological shadow. Therefore, he paid close attention to various earthquake scene rescue information all his life. He learned that many earthquake victims were buried very close to each other because the rescuers did not notice and therefore missed the best opportunity. Save time.
A major difficulty in rescue after an earthquake is that many things become disordered after the earthquake, which is like repainting the map. Therefore, rescuers can no longer trust their previous impression of the order of things before the earthquake.
It's like many books that were neatly placed and easy to find, but ended up falling down in one pile and messed up into another set. If you use the original impression to search for them, you will definitely have an eye-popping result.
With Dr. Xie Wanying's corrected guidelines, everyone soon found a fallen fence only two meters away from where Dr. Shen and the old man were involved in the accident.
The faint cry of a child could be heard underneath.
Everyone hurriedly moved the fallen fence and saw the two injured children and Dr. Feng Yicong.
Dr. Shen Xifei was so angry that she wanted to beat herself: Why didn’t I hear the child cry before?
The child cries weakly, making it difficult for others to hear him.
The worst thing is that Dr. Feng failed to take the initiative to ask for help like Dr. Xiao Yang, and he was probably knocked unconscious. It is easier for adults to call for help with more sounds and methods than for children. This may be another important factor that caused Dr. Shen to be unable to find anyone for a while.
The doctors picked up the two children and conducted a preliminary examination. They determined that the children were relatively frightened and that the damage to their whole bodies was not very serious.
