Chapter 1569: with translation of chapter title

The emergency specialist registration number differs from the outpatient one; few people here register for his expensive number.

Cui Lao (in glossary). Also maybe "work is easy" no.

Zheng Ren. Also "Cui Lao" again.

Xiao Zheng -> refers to Zheng Ren (nickname? "Xiao Zheng" is not in glossary but it's a nickname using surname Zheng. According to rules, we should use pinyin for person's name if it's a habitual nickname. "Xiao Zheng" is a nickname for Zheng Ren. Should we output as Zheng Ren? The glossary does not have "Xiao Zheng". We need to decide: The glossary only gave Zheng Ren etc. For "Xiao Zheng", it's a nickname but not in glossary. According to rules: Use Hanyu Pinyin ONLY for a person's actual NAME (including a nickname, childhood name, courtesy name, or epithet HABITUALLY USED as that person's name). So "Xiao Zheng" is a nickname habitually used? In context, they call him Xiao Zheng. So we should treat it as a name and output pinyin: Xiao Zheng? But the glossary didn't provide it. However we must reuse exact English from glossary for terms already listed. For terms not in glossary, we need to translate? The rule says: For person's name, we must use pinyin, not translate meaning. So we should output "Xiao Zheng". However the glossary didn't list it, but we can still output it as a name. The instruction: "Reuse the EXACT English from the glossary above for terms already listed." For terms not listed, we need to provide the English form ourselves, following the rules. So we need to output pinyin for person names not in glossary.

Similarly "Cui Lao" is in glossary as Cui Lao. Good.

"Tomorrow we are preparing to do a liver cancer resection after an interventional embolization." Zheng Ren said with a smile: "Live broadcast, just right to test the effect of interventional surgery."

"You blockhead." Cui Lao was advising, but when the words reached his lips he still held back.

"It's fine, it's fine." Zheng Ren said with a smile.

he (no name)

"What do you think of that patient just now?" Cui Lao asked.

"Rubella, quite clear; after taking medicine it will get better soon."

"You say that?" Cui Lao gave Zheng Ren a sideways glance.

When I was in Hai Cheng before, the Head Nurse's family child also studied overseas. There was Benmen laxity syndrome; they came back during the holiday to have the Shou Bing.

Cui Lao nodded.

My colleague's lover had appendicitis, and also flew back to have the Shou Bing. It's said that having the Shou Bing there is not as cost-effective as flying back; plus the transoceanic Airplane Ticket, you can save some.

It's a problem of our average income." Cui Lao said: "But what the patient just said also surprised me. You've been there; tell me what it's like over there.

Zheng Ren went to Mayo Clinic, but after doing only a few Shou Bing he ran back. He didn't even know basic medical procedures.

But when Cui Lao asked, Zheng Ren had no choice but to tell Cui Lao about Wu Hui's washing the intestines.

Appendicitis, not completed in the first stage, this kind of thing is also common domestically.

Not to mention anything else, yesterday's intra-abdominal appendicitis, Director Wei almost didn't come down from the stage.

But even ordinary gangrenous appendicitis wasn't completed; this is a bit excessive.

This isn't even anything; what's important is Wu Hui's excuse, which is full of arrogance and evasion.

If this were in China, it would likely turn into a major medical accident. But in the United States, someone like Wu Hui wouldn't dare to even fart.

Zheng Ren greatly envied the medical environment over there, and also looked down on the doctors there. At the very least, the doctors at Community Hospital still have reason to look down a bit.

Skill level being low is understandable; nobody is born knowing how to do the Shou Bing.

But with low skill level, unable to perform the Shou Bing, and not even seeking help from someone who knows, this is too much.

Just like today's patient, the attending doctor actually didn't have enough basic textbook knowledge and had to go online to look it up.

The gap compared to Mayo Clinic is truly heaven and earth, like birds and fish.

Actually, domestically it's about the same." Cui Lao said leisurely: "For example, there are many divine doctors locally; isn't that just like this?

Zheng Ren nodded.

So, I've always thought that your livestream room, Enhancement doctors overall quality, is a good thing, a great thing!

Seeing Cui Lao praise himself, Zheng Ren felt a bit embarrassed, yet also Worry about Cui Lao's health.

Don't get overly excited; causing something like a heart attack or stroke would be troublesome.

Little Zheng, when will you come to the emergency department to do a livestream?" Cui Lao, however, was not as emotionally agitated as Zheng Ren imagined; instead, he looked at him with a smile and asked this sentence.

... Zheng Ren was momentarily stunned by the question.

It's quite obvious; Cui Lao must have been prepared in advance.

Improving the overall quality of domestic emergency doctors is urgent." Seeing Zheng Ren not answer immediately, Cui Lao sighed.

Cui Lao, I also want to." Zheng Ren said distressedly: "But you know, livestreaming this kind of thing involves many legal procedures. If we livestream without the patient's and family's permission, we'd likely be sued after just a few times, losing even our professional qualifications.

Ah." Cui Lao sighed.

It's quite a good thing, but it can't be carried out. Moreover, many operations in the emergency department are especially scattered and meticulous, with many disease types. It's not like in a ward, a single department.

Or like Ge Xie Disease, a rare disease; Outpatient Shou Bing allows plenty of time preoperatively to communicate with the patient's family.

Even after they hear the news, they come from afar to Di Du to seek medical treatment and medicine.

Currently, Professor Yang's side still has a Ge Xie Disease patient residing, undergoing preoperative examination, waiting for the Shou Bing.

Emergency, first and foremost lies in the character 'urgent'.

Zheng Ren also doesn't have any good solutions.

The old and young pair were sighing when another patient came in, and outside the door came a sound of arguing.

I'll take the case; you go check what's happening." Cui Lao said.

Okay." Zheng Ren, without false pleasantries with Cui Lao, directly agreed.

He hurried out the door, when suddenly from behind came Cui Lao's voice: 'Be careful of safety.'

Zheng Ren's steps paused for a moment, he nodded, and walked out.

Outside the emergency observation room, a nurse was holding a child about three years old, shouting there.

Liu Sihan's family!

Around, several people had gathered, but none looked like the child's parents; they were just onlookers.

Zhou Litao also stuck his head out and asked: 'What's wrong?'

Manager Zhou, the parents of that child just now have disappeared!" The nurse was somewhat anxious, her voice went off-key.

What's going on?" Zheng Ren approached and asked.

Boss Zheng, wait a moment." Zhou Litao immediately went to handle this side.

First disperse the surrounding onlookers, then have the nurse hold the child and go into Zhibanshi.

Find the Head Nurse, and specially assign a nurse to look after the child.

He also shouted around everywhere, still no sign of the child's family, then took out his phone to check the time.

Boss Zheng, something strange has happened." Zhou Litao came to Zheng Ren's side, saying with a worried face.

"How?"

"Just now a man was holding a child; he should be the child's father."

"Should be?" Zheng Ren was startled; how could it be just "should be"?

"Yes, listen to me. I said the child felt a bit uncomfortable, so they came to see a doctor. I said, this place is the emergency department for adults. The pediatric emergency is across the way; let him take the child there."

Zheng Ren focused his attention, always feeling something was off.

That child's system panel was entirely green, very healthy, completely without disease.

Bringing a healthy child to see a doctor?

Zheng Ren recalled that when he was in Hai Cheng, there was an incident where a professional medic caused a fuss bringing a dead child to see a doctor.

But it's different; I really can't figure out what just happened.

With thoughts flashing, Zheng Ren considered countless possibilities; Zhou Litao then took a breath and continued: "He said he couldn't register while holding the child, so he shoved the child onto Xiao Zhao."

The nurse beside her felt wronged; although the child was no longer in her hands, she was the cause of this.

"He shoved the child at me and ran, saying he was going to register, then disappeared."

Nurse Xiao Zhao said, feeling wronged.

"Alright, go get busy." Zhou Litao said: "It's none of your concern. Wait 15 minutes; if no one shows up, we'll call the police."