If she really saw that Xie Wanyingâs skills were lacking, Lu Xin would have helped the patient with oxygen long before Xie Wanying said it wasnât necessary. Clearly, Xie Wanyingâs judgment was correct. The patientâs condition wasnât severe enough to require this.
Administering oxygen isnât inherently good. Unnecessarily forcing any medical treatment on a patient is redundant and harmful, affecting the patientâs own physiological functions. Even low-flow oxygen should not be administered impulsively.
Similarly, if the patient isnât gasping for air to the point where they canât breathe, why cover their face with a plastic bag? Just as Xie Wanying said, helping the patient adjust their breathing rate is sufficient.
Adjusting the breathing rate with a plastic bag over the face for repetitive breathing is one method, but a more common method is abdominal breathing, guided by medical staff to help the patient slow down and deepen their breathing. The latter method is more aesthetic and healthy, and since this patient might experience recurrence, learning abdominal breathing for self-regulation holds long-term significance for their future life and work.
You canât have this patient walk around with a plastic bag all day, covering their face at the slightest issue, which could lead to depression due to othersâ reactions, worsening the consequences.
Lu Xin rambled on, publicly exposing Ding Luluâs flaws, based on the assumption that Ding Lulu might continue causing issues in the future.
Mother Leilei and the passengers onboard listened and concluded: Wow, turns out itâs the doctorâs own child who doesnât know anything.
Ding Lulu, never having faced such embarrassment, didnât dare blame the nurse, so she turned her anger towards Xie Wanying: Just wait and see, the outcome isnât decided yet.
While waiting, Leilei managed to self-regulate through abdominal breathing and opened her bright eyes to see the big sister who helped her.
"Everythingâs fine now." Xie Wanying smiled, patting the patient on the shoulder reassuringly.
Is her daughter really okay? Mother Leilei thought, hesitating to fully trust since it was a medical student who treated her daughter.
"Thereâs a patient here, doctor, please help us!" Another middle-aged woman suddenly stood up in the cabin, calling out to Xie Wanying and her group.
Some people didnât trust the present doctor, while others, like the nurse, shrewdly assessed the situation immediately. Peopleâs ability to discern doctors varies.
No need for more words; Mother Leileiâs eyes widened like big rounds: Whoâs calling the doctor? No, are they trying to snatch the doctor?
"Donât go!" As someone sought the doctor, Mother Leileiâs attitude dramatically flipped, reaching out to grab Xie Wanyingâs clothes, "My daughter isnât fully well yet."
"Doctor, doctor." The woman calling for the doctor ran over and grabbed Xie Wanyingâs hand, "Please check on my motherâs condition. Sheâs having severe breathing issues."
Lu Xin walked over first, realizing the oxygen bag she brought might be useful. As she attached the oxygen tube to the elderly woman who had an episode, she said to Xie Wanying, "Come quickly, she seems to have a heart condition, and itâs hurting in the heart area."
Elderly patients have a much higher likelihood of sudden heart conditions than younger ones. Xie Wanying turned her head to reassure Mother Leilei, "Donât worry, Iâm here and wonât go far. If anything happens, call me and Iâll be right back."
"Mom, let big sister go and help." Leilei also spoke to her mom.
"Are you silly? Youâre not fully recovered, letting the doctor leave?" Mother Leilei responded to her daughter.