I really don't want to be a doctor

Chapter 233 Morning Meeting of Hematology Department

The next day.

Jing Xiaoran got up early as usual, ran for about half an hour in the morning near the central hospital, went back to the dormitory to take a shower, and then came to the hematology department with Hong Sheng.

At the morning meeting this morning, except for the rehired professor, all other doctors in Corey were present.

Sun Chenghai, director of the Department of Hematology, sat at the head of the large table in the middle of the office, and the head nurse sat beside him.

The other deputy chief physicians sat on both sides of Sun Chenghai in turn, while the nurses, attending doctors, residents and interns all stood scattered in the corners of the office.

Sun Chenghai was wearing a very formal work attire, a white shirt and a black tie under a white coat, and formal trousers and leather shoes on his lower body.

This extremely formal attire is also a habit developed by doctors who have stayed abroad for a long time.

Jing Xiaoran just arrived at the hematology department yesterday, and learned about Sun Chenghai's habit from other doctors in the department.

The deadliest thing is that Sun Chenghai is not only very strict with himself, but also with other doctors in the department. Whether it is the deputy chief physician or an intern, they all require white coats to be worn with leading shirts.

I heard that Sun Chenghai once criticized the attending physician in public for wearing casual shirts and sneakers to work.

The seemingly weird regulations are actually a reflection of the strict requirements of doctors.

The image that doctors present to the general public is at the elite level, at least it used to be. Therefore, the larger the tertiary hospitals, the higher the requirements for doctors to wear.

Fortunately, Sun Chenghai often travels on business and does not usually stay in the department. He attends at most one morning meeting per week, usually on Monday mornings.

Therefore, all the doctors in the hematology department only need to put on their own shirts and small leather shoes on the day when Sun Chenghai attended the regular meeting.

But everyone never expected that today is Thursday, and Director Sun actually appeared at the morning meeting.

Looking at Sun Chenghai sitting in the doctor's office, the little doctors in the department who didn't wear shirts and leather shoes felt a little bit in their hearts, their hearts trembled slightly, and they all moved to the corner of the department, trying not to let Sun Chenghai see Own.

However, the interns who just arrived in the department yesterday did not have this kind of awareness, and they all stood in more conspicuous positions in the office.

"Everyone is almost here, so let's turn in the shift first." Sun Chenghai frowned and looked around at the people in the department, "After the shift is over, I will hold a small meeting."

The early shift of the department is usually shifted by the nurse on duty the night before, and then by the night shift doctor on duty.

Hearing Sun Chenghai talk about handover, a young nurse walked out from the corner of the office, with a tired face on her face, holding a nursing handover book in her hand.

The little nurse didn't seem to sleep much all night, but the chief director, Sun Chenghai, held the morning meeting today, and she was still very energetic.

"October NO.15 shift, Thursday, 63 original patients, 8 admitted, 5 discharged, 0 transferred patients, 2 transferred. There are 68 existing patients, including 5 first-level nurses, and second-level nurses. Nursing 63 people."

“新入院患者有5床、10床、15床、20床、23床；其中5床以急性粒细胞白血病收入院，15床以贫血待查收入院……”

"At 20:32 last night, the patient in bed 1 complained of nausea and vomiting, and the vomiting was stomach contents. He was given an intramuscular injection of metrosamine, and the patient complained that his symptoms improved after 10 minutes."

"At 11:45 p.m., the patient in bed 32 had a fever, and his body temperature was 38.1 degrees Celsius. He asked the patient to drink plenty of water and use physical cooling. After half an hour, his body temperature was 37.6 degrees Celsius."

"At 02:32 this morning, the patient in bed 18 complained of dizziness, his blood pressure was measured at 175/90mmHg, and he was given a tablet of nifedipine orally. After that, the patient fell asleep and did not measure his blood pressure again. At 7 o'clock this morning, his blood pressure was 145/72mmHg."

"Today at 04:10 in the morning, the patient in bed 46 complained of chest pain and tightness. I asked the bedside ECG, and asked the cardiology department for emergency consultation. Myocardial enzymes were collected, and nitroglycerin was given intravenously. After about 10 minutes, the patient's symptoms improved... ..."

"Night shift nurses have finished their shift, last night night shift doctor Zhang Hang."

After finishing her shift, the little nurse retreated into the corner of the crowd, while Zhang Hang stood out from the corner.

Jing Xiaoran glanced at Zhang Hang, and found that his hair was a little greasy, and his eye circles were red. It was obvious that he didn't sleep well during the night shift last night.

"The night shift was over. At 20:32 last night, the patient in bed 1 complained of nausea and vomiting. The vomit was mainly stomach contents. Considering it was a side effect after chemotherapy, he was given an intramuscular injection of metochloramine. Two or 10 minutes later, the patient complained Symptoms improved."

"At 11:45 p.m., the patient in bed 32 had a fever. The patient had a fever intermittently for the past three days. It may be an infection. Blood culture was taken yesterday morning, and the body temperature was 38.1 degrees Celsius last night. The patient was given physical cooling... "

"..."

Doctors' shifts are not as cumbersome as nurses' shifts, and the main purpose is to tell the patient's situation more systematically.

The entire morning shift lasted for 10 minutes, which is very rare.

The night shift of the hematology department is very stable most of the time, and more often it is just a sentence of "the patient in the ward is in good condition and there is no special treatment".

But Zhang Hang's night shift last night was considered a relatively busy night shift in the hematology department.

After Zhang Hang finished his shift, Sun Chenghai said in a deep voice: "The recent patients in Corey are all complicated. There are quite a lot of things that happened this night. Everyone cheer up and don't be negligent."

Sun Chenghai briefly summed up a few sentences, and then began to get down to business.

"An emergency meeting was held in the courtyard yesterday, and everyone must have known the reason." Sun Chenghai said.

Everyone pricked up their ears and began to listen to Sun Chenghai's speech.

"The Ebola virus has broken out again in West Africa. This time the Ebola virus is raging and has caused nearly 8000 deaths in Africa. It is expected that more people will be infected."

As soon as Sun Chenghai finished speaking, there were whispers in the office.

Jing Xiaoran heard many people around them whispering about the seriousness of the Ebola virus.

"The National Health and Medical Commission and the CDC have issued important instructions that all major hospitals should start to publicize the common sense of Ebola virus, strengthen the prevention and control in clinical work, and will send domestic doctors to West Africa for support. It is for humanitarian relief, and the second is to strengthen the experience of epidemic prevention work. But this time it is mainly doctors from the infection department and ICU, so our department has little to do with it.”

"Our current concept of protection is to pay attention to people with fever, especially foreigners, and they must ask about their travel history. However, Ebola has not spread outside Africa at present, so don't worry too much, and do your own clinical work. Don't be overly alarmed about your job."

(End of this chapter)