Chapter 590: Although it is not realistic, it is closer to people's perception

On the screen, Ji Xiang's temperament suddenly changed.

The previous calm and indifference vanished, replaced by a sharp light.

"Tsk tsk, this spirit of Xiao Ji's, really," Liu Zhuren praised.

"Still young," Bai Chuzhang smiled and said, "If it were you, you'd definitely be complaining while working."

"Who wouldn't complain?" Liu Zhuren sighed, "I've spent a lifetime doing emergency rescues, I'm sick of it. Let me tell you, when I encounter an emergency rescue, my heart rate spikes to 180; if it lasts long, supraventricular tachycardia and bigeminy both kick in. I'm in more critical condition than the patient."

"The Urology Department has no right to say that."

Bai Chuzhang's words choked Liu Zhuren for a moment.

The Urology Department is indeed one of the departments with fewer emergency cases; in the past, General Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, and Neurosurgery were the busiest departments.

The Kidney and Ureter are protected by layers of fat and connective tissue, making it very difficult to injure them.

Even in fights and brawls, there are rarely cases where a knife is stabbed into the lower back to injure the Kidney.

"Lao Bai, do you think the camera crew can enter the operating room?" Liu Zhuren changed the subject.

"Of course not."

It must be using animation as a substitute again; Liu Zhuren had the answer in his heart long ago.

It's just that human desire is insatiable; although the Camera Crew found a substitute and a solution, he still wanted to see more.

Emergency rescue and the strength of the Intensive Care Unit are the embodiment of a hospital's technical level.

The sound of a gurney came, and then the scene shifted; sure enough, they didn't even give a single shot.

"Sigh," Liu Zhuren was slightly disappointed.

Although blood-soaked scenes make many people uncomfortable, it is, after all, a part of the hospital.

"What are you sighing for? It's normal not to record this part," Bai Chuzhang said indifferently, "Still the same thing: seeing blood-soaked scenes might satisfy some people's curiosity, but nationwide, it would lead to at least 10 more Myocardial Infarction patients."

"The production team is indeed rich, but not that rich."

Liu Zhuren grinned, "There are also some parents who would say it gives children bad guidance."

"Hahaha."

Bai Chuzhang knew what his old friend was complaining about.

He didn't continue Liu Zhuren's words but kept watching the program.

The popular animation segment appeared.

A highway pile-up, with the perspective shown from the angle of one of the injured.

They were rescued, their injuries relatively light, with crushing to the middle-lower part of the right thigh and the knee joint.

There was no open wound, no bleeding, only swelling of the affected limb, so the animation gave a "shot" of the injury.

The Patient was carried to the side, and a kind-hearted person took off their own clothes to spread on the ground, letting the injured person lie down.

A full hour passed before the Emergency Vehicle arrived.

A Nurse came to check their blood pressure, and seeing no bleeding and stable blood pressure, they temporarily left them alone and sent the more severely injured patients to the hospital.

The field of vision then switched to the 120 Emergency Vehicle.

A police car cleared the way, the "ao-ao-ao" sound making one's heart palpitate.

Entering the city, encountering traffic jams, private cars moved to both sides after hearing the sound of the 120 Emergency Vehicle, leaving a passage.

This detail was done very well, especially as the scene followed the 120 Emergency Vehicle forward; seeing private cars not knowing what to do, the audience's hearts were anxious, until the private cars learned from other vehicles to move to the front-side, leaving a passage.

Rushing all the way to the hospital, the neon lights of the Emergency Department flickered; seeing these three words, even Liu Zhuren unconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as the Patient still has a breath when they arrive at the hospital, there is a possibility of saving them; Liu Zhuren has this confidence.

The hospital's Emergency Department is like a precision machine, with people already waiting at the entrance pulling a gurney.

Pushing the Patient from the 120 Emergency Vehicle onto the gurney, the perspective looked down at the gurney; the Emergency Department Doctor performed a beautiful drift, turned a large corner without reducing speed, and pulled the Patient directly into the Emergency Rescue Room.

"Nonsense," Bai Chuzhang scolded sternly.

"This part is great, I've seen it two or three times myself. Our Emergency Department does this quite well, racing against time, why are you scolding?" Liu Zhuren was puzzled.

"They don't know a damn thing! Last year, a patient was thrown off a gurney exactly like that, and as a result, they sued our hospital for three months," Bai Chuzhang scolded.

"..." Liu Zhuren was speechless.

The Emergency Department Doctor certainly wasn't playing this drift to show off; their goal was to race against time.

But the good intention led to a bad outcome, throwing the person off the gurney...

Liu Zhuren sighed deeply; nothing can be perfect, who knows.

"This point is especially bad, especially when seen by young doctors; their blood will definitely boil. When the time comes, they'll copy it, and in the end, they'll be sued until they're in a mess," Bai Chuzhang said very seriously.

As Bai Chuzhang pointed out the problem, the gurney was delivered quickly and steadily to the Emergency Rescue Room.

The bleeding location on the Patient's body was mosaicked.

The animation being mosaicked gave Liu Zhuren the feeling of browsing a porn site, which was quite bad.

But that strange feeling flashed by, and as the animation went deeper, the Emergency Department began the rescue.

Establishing Intravenous Access, drawing blood for testing, the air in the entire Emergency Rescue Room became extremely serious, even carrying a hint of murderous intent.

However, everyone in the Affiliated Hospital Emergency Department was orderly, without panic, only professionalism.

"This part is too exaggerated, how could it be so quiet," Liu Zhuren laughed, "Emergency rescue requires shouting."

"You have to give the general audience an impression of hospital professionalism. Ordinary people can't accept chatting in the operating room; in their eyes, doctors and nurses should operate like machines and cannot make mistakes," Bai Chuzhang said, "It's estimated that it will switch to the operating room soon."

Although this part is not realistic, it is closer to people's perception. Bai Chuzhang's line of thought is consistent with the production team and the animation.

The camera did not disperse to all the patients but followed the first patient who drifted in to go for examinations and be sent to the Orthopedics Department.

The Patient was diagnosed with Pelvic Fracture, left femoral neck fracture, and left tibia-fibula fracture.

The animation "boldly" gave a close-up of the fracture site.

From the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and muscle down to the location of the fracture.

Although not seeing blood was barely satisfactory, everything that needed to be expressed was expressed, and for veteran Clinical staff like Liu Zhuren and Bai Chuzhang, there were no excessive regrets.

"The Pelvic Fracture is very serious; it is estimated that Embolization Hemostasis will be needed," Liu Zhuren said, turning serious.

"Lin Jiuze is about to appear," Bai Chuzhang said, watching the screen intently.

Although it was an animation, the production was exquisite, and it was hard to believe it had been rushed out in just a few days.

As soon as Li Zhuren, Li Ming, and Lin Jiuze appeared, Liu Zhuren recognized which one was Lin Jiuze.

That harmless and kind demeanor was portrayed vividly, and even the sharpness hidden behind the kindness was faintly visible.

Liu Zhuren did not speak; he watched the screen intently, his hands clenched into fists, his palms already full of sweat without him realizing it.

(End of this chapter)