Chapter 2987: with translation of chapter title

"I didn't expect the cafeteria to still be so clean, unlike what I imagined." After walking out the door, he found a secluded spot, and Su Yun took out a cigarette.

Fan Tian Shui doesn't smoke, Zheng Ren took one, and Su Yun lit it.

"Hmm, I didn't expect that either."

"I thought we'd have to be like that school in Modu, charging 24 yuan per meal and feeding the kids pig slop." Su Yun said.

"In the center of Di Du, schools wouldn't dare." Zheng Ren said, "That person said it themselves, mainly to earn subsidy money."

"There's also no production date later than the current date, really strange."

"Don't dwell on this; if it were as you said, it would be bacterial food poisoning. Now the students are considering copper poisoning, and finding the source is most important." Zheng Ren said.

"Cables?" Su Yun pondered.

"Not likely; if the cables were leaking electricity and contaminating the water source, it wouldn't just affect a few kids."

Zheng Ren felt helpless, silently smoking, and then went over everything that happened after entering the cafeteria from the beginning.

He carefully recalled each frame, thought it over, but Zheng Ren still had no clue.

"Chief Zheng, why not ask the kids?" Fan Tian Shui said in a simple, honest tone.

"Um..."

Zheng Ren and Su Yun both froze for a moment, then simultaneously slapped their own heads.

Damn it, I forgot to take the medical history, and I'm still playing detective here.

This is how preconceptions affect thinking—Principal He looks guilty as a thief, even directing a school doctor to spout nonsense in 912.

Really, have you done something so guilty that you're this nervous?

Some idiots are simply impossible to understand; they appear extremely steady normally, with authority and dignity. But once something happens, they always try to cover up mistakes with a lie, resulting in going further astray, telling more lies, and the mistakes growing larger.

It might even end up becoming a catastrophic disaster.

Su Yun took out his phone at the first opportunity, his fingers flying across the screen with both hands, but he hesitated when dialing.

Afterwards he changed the number and dialed it.

"Chang Yue, there's something."

"The Shou Bing definitely wasn't performed; we're at Er Zhong."

"Don't ask random nonsense; go check the kids' condition in the Emergency Department observation room."

"How stupid, go find Manager Zhou, the kids from Er Zhong with food poisoning."

"Ask them what they ate, diagnose copper poisoning, and we have no clues on our side."

"Alright, hang up, hurry up, we can still go home for a meal."

After saying that, Su Yun hung up the phone.

"Hmm, it's better to leave this to Chang Yue." Zheng Ren said with a smile, "Manager Zhou is too busy; I'm afraid he won't ask thoroughly."

Zhou Litao was so busy he was almost dazed.

The Er Zhong students with food poisoning improved a lot after the Vein was given sodium nitrite, which also relieved him a bit.

Because it snowed a few days ago, the temperature rose, then melted and froze again, making the road slippery and accidents continuous.

This afternoon was busy as a dog.

Being busy is one thing, but countless parents rushed over anxiously, and some ended up going to the wrong place. Those parents had bloodshot eyes, looking as if they'd lost their sanity.

No wonder—seeing a healthy child suddenly taken to the hospital, who could bear it?

But the children weren't sent to just one hospital; 912 received the most, while nearby other hospitals each took in two or three.

For such parents, you really can't speak harshly to them; any displeasure and they'll start fighting. Zhou Litao still has this experience, so he can only handle them carefully.

After finally persuading them to leave, just as he wanted to catch his breath, an Emergency Rescue Service vehicle went out again—reportedly a major traffic accident, the vehicle was totaled, and the people were likely in bad shape.

Zhou Litao had already become busily excited to an abnormal degree, only glancing at the Er Zhong children during breaks in his work.

The children's condition kept improving, and Zhou Litao didn't pay much attention.

In the distance, the sound of an Emergency Rescue Service vehicle approached—it was the patient transport returning. Zhou Litao was about to get busy when he saw a familiar figure walking down the end of the hallway.

Um… it's Doctor Chang.

Behind her followed a young doctor swinging a ponytail, and also a male doctor. Although young, Chang Yue already had the bearing of a senior doctor.

Zhou Litao knew Chang Yue; seeing her come to the Emergency Department, he immediately went to greet her. Offending Yun Ge'er could be smoothed over with a smile, but offending Doctor Chang might cause Yun Ge'er to turn against him. Zhou Litao was aware of this, though he himself is ugly and not well-liked.

"Doctor Chang, Greeting." Zhou Litao greeted her, then felt it wasn't formal enough and gave a slight bow.

Chang Yue blinked, then said, "Manager Zhou, how are the Er Zhong kids?"

"Huh?" Zhou Litao didn't expect Chang Yue to come because of the Er Zhong children.

"Chief Zheng and Su Yun ran into some trouble over there, so they sent me to ask about the medical history." Chang Yue said with a smile, "Manager Zhou, don't stand on ceremony—just bring me over."

"Oh, over here." Zhou Litao felt a sense of loss, wondering if Yun Ge'er didn't trust him to ask the medical history, or if there was something else.

He pondered this, then brought Chang Yue to the observation room.

"Manager Zhou, you go attend to your work; I'll chat with the kids." Chang Yue said.

Zhou Litao actually wanted to watch Chang Yue, Doctor Chang, take the medical history; there are some rumors about Doctor Chang in the hospital. These rumors are spread among nurses and female doctors, who regard Chang Yue as a public enemy.

As for her information, Zhou Litao also heard it from nurses during meal breaks while on duty. Although obviously full of jealousy and female spite, he remembers one thing clearly—just writing good medical records, and maybe knowing a bit more.

Writing good medical records explains many things, and Zhou Litao especially understands this. If you think deeper, Zheng Lao Ban's Medical Team never has problems; first and foremost, it's definitely because Zheng Lao Ban performs Shou Bing well and makes clear diagnoses.

But the contribution of medical records cannot be denied; asking about history, checking for gaps and filling them—these are things senior doctors can't fully cover.

Especially since Zheng Lao Ban does Shou Bing in the morning and then has little to do in the afternoon, often wandering the Emergency Department, this indicates from one angle that the back end is peaceful, and household affairs are handled almost perfectly by Chang Yue as the "head steward."

Zhou Litao genuinely wanted to observe Doctor Chang's workflow to learn well, but he has no time—what a pity.

The flatbed cart had already brought the emergency patients in, the bloody smell hit him in the face; he wanted to see the patients, decide which department to triage them to, or find the Inpatient Chief of the relevant department to come down and receive the patients.

With some regret, he watched Chang Yue enter the emergency observation room, and Zhou Litao once again began to get busy.