She is a real daughter with a thousand layers of vest

Chapter 61 This is a matter of life and death.

"The broken pieces of the ceiling could have pierced his internal organs, and moving around could have cut his blood vessels."

Yun Ci walked over, knelt on one knee in front of Ye Nianrui, and looked at his injuries with a cold gaze.

Then, she stretched out her slender fingers, felt his breathing and pulse, and pulled open his eyelids to check his pupils.

"Have you called the emergency number?" Yun Ci tilted his head, too calm to be like a normal person.

“Hit…hit.”

Some people ask: “What do we do now?”

Yun Ci sat directly on the ground, his profile blending into the shadows: "Do nothing, just wait."

"Oh, alright."

Everyone stared at Yun Ci with wide eyes and pious looks, as if they regarded her as their savior.

Even they themselves wondered why they would subconsciously rely on a little girl in such a critical situation.

Soon, the ambulance arrived.

Several nurses rushed in and carefully carried Ye Nianrui into the ambulance. Yun Ci followed behind and sat in.

In the car, one nurse was checking the injuries, and another nurse was taking out a form to record them, looking a little flustered.

"The injured is eighty years old." Yun Ci spoke first, his voice as deep as a pool of stagnant water, without any ripples: "Unconscious, weak breathing, slow carotid pulse, fractures in both legs, dilated pupils and loss of light reaction. It is considered that there is intracranial injury, and the fragments of the chandelier have pierced into the internal organs..."

The nurse hurriedly started writing, but she realized something was wrong. She looked up at Yun Ci blankly: "Who are you? Are you a doctor?"

"..."

Yun Ci lowered his eyes and said nothing more.

After the other nurse finished checking, she was stunned: "It's exactly as she said!"

Rush to the hospital and get the check-up done first.

Ye Meipan cried until her eyes were swollen. She pulled the doctor and asked hurriedly, "How is my dad? Is his life in danger?" The doctor pointed to the X-ray and said, "The chandelier fragments have pierced the victim's stomach and lungs. We must immediately perform surgery to remove the fragments and suture the wound."

Ruan Feiyue cried and begged: "Doctor, you must save my grandpa."

The nurse comforted him, "Dr. Zhao is the best surgeon in our hospital. He has performed thousands of surgeries like this. Please rest assured."

Doctor Zhao ordered the nurse: "We can't wait any longer. Prepare for surgery immediately."

Several nurses pushed Ye Nianrui into the operating room.

"and many more."

Yun Ci suddenly stepped forward and blocked their way.

Everyone looked at her in surprise.

Ye Meipan said anxiously: "Aci, what are you going to do!"

Yun Ci didn't say anything. He reached out and lifted Ye Nianrui's clothes, staring at the side of his waist, his eyes narrowed slightly.

After a moment, he looked up at Dr. Zhao and said, "How are you going to do the operation?"

Doctor Zhao was stunned for a moment and pointed at Ye Nianrui's stomach: "Start from here and take out the fragments of the stomach and lungs."

"Wrong." Yun Ci pointed at Ye Nianrui's waist and said slowly: "There is still a fragment hidden in his ribs, only millimeters away from his kidney. There is a danger of cutting his kidney at any time. So, you should cut from the side of the waist first."

Doctor Zhao found it a little funny: "Little girl, this is a matter of life and death, don't talk nonsense."

Ye Meipan staggered and grabbed Yun Ci, scolding loudly: "Ah Ci, shut up and stop making trouble, okay?!"

A hint of impatience flashed across Yun Ci's pretty eyes. He pushed her away with his backhand, pressed Ye Nianrui's waist with his thumb and then released it. The flesh there sank deeply and did not bounce back for a long time.

"Did you see that? His waist has lost its elasticity, which is enough to prove that something has caused blood blockage here."

(ps: All the medical aspects in this story are made up by me, please don’t take it seriously.)
(End of this chapter)