Chapter 586 - 586 586 Sent to Beidou Third Hospital

Chapter 586: [586] Sent to Beidou Third Hospital Chapter 586: [586] Sent to Beidou Third Hospital The rescue personnel and the onlookers at the scene were anxious.

The small car accident was so tragic. Xie Wanying recalled the last time she attended an emergency accident scene with Doctor Jiang. That accident allegedly killed about twenty people. The young man she saved was extremely lucky.

Dr. Deng looked through the car window at his colleagues on standby and shook his head, “It’s tough, we don’t know if he can survive after we pull him out.”

As emergency personnel frequently deal with car accidents, doctors from even small hospitals, like Dr. Deng, have quite an accurate intuition about predicting the condition of victims.

The monitor in the ambulance was connected to Mother Dongzi, displaying her heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure.

Xie Wanying asked about what Dr. Deng had just said, “Do you think she can’t make it to Guoxie?”

“I feel so,” answered Dr. Deng.

Seeing the patient’s heart rate increase, Xie Wanying became tense and asked the ambulance driver, “Which is the nearest Level III hospital?”

“Beidu Third Hospital,” was the reply.

“Let’s go to Beidu Third,” Xie Wanying immediately decided, after combining her judgment with Dr. Deng’s feeling, and discussed it with him.

Dr. Deng agreed with her instantly, “Right, the nearest one, we can’t delay!” Following that, she called the emergency center to explain the situation. The emergency center agreed to have the patient sent to Beidu Third Hospital.

With sirens blaring, the ambulance turned left at the crossroad, parting ways with the ambulance that carried Dongzi.

Beidu Third Hospital is an abbreviation for the third affiliated hospital of Beidu Medical College, a Level III hospital, and its emergency room is as crowded as Guoxie. Patients who can’t be treated in nearby facilities are all sent here.

When the ambulance arrived at the emergency room entrance of Beidu Third Hospital, two ambulances had just left, and the capacity of the emergency room had reached its limit.

Another ambulance arrived, and a nurse rushed out to ask, “We didn’t get a call from you, why are you sending the patient here?”

“Car accident patient, our district hospital couldn’t handle it, big surgery is needed. The emergency center said we can only send to the nearest Level III hospital,” said Dr. Deng.

The emergency nurse who ran out seemed unconvinced by Dr. Deng’s explanation and went into the emergency room to ask others. After asking around, she reluctantly admitted the patient.

The stretcher was pulled out from the ambulance. The nurses at Beidu Third Hospital’s emergency room were busy, and only one person could be spared to give directions. Xie Wanying and Dr. Deng, along with others, helped push the stretcher into the emergency room.

“Place her in the hallway for now, there are no beds left!” said the nurse.

“That won’t do, this patient is in a critical condition, she’s in shock,” shouted Dr. Deng, “We need to put her on a monitor.”

“Do you decide she’s in shock just like that?” The nurse took an electronic blood pressure monitor planning to take the patient’s pressure.

Seeing this situation, Dr. Deng urged, “Can you find a surgeon to check the patient first?”

“There are no surgeons in the emergency room anymore. The on-call surgeon went out with an ambulance and hasn’t returned, and the others are busy in the operating rooms,” grumbled the nurse reluctantly, “You didn’t call the emergency center well in advance, we couldn’t arrange it timely.”

“The patient has been brought here, you need to arrange for a doctor no matter what!” shouted Dr. Deng, as the patient’s condition was urgent and could not be delayed.

In a place like the emergency room, where everyone is in a hurry, minor conflicts can easily ignite a blaze.

After hearing Dr. Deng’s criticism, the nurse became unhappy, put down the blood pressure monitor, and walked away, calling to others, “She insists on having a doctor, just find anyone for her.”