daily drama

Chapter 742 You laugh and count me as a loser
medical center.

After lunch.

Ward.

Adam took over the self-pitying Ouyang Feng from Christina.

"Carter, you manage the bed."

After Adam's inspection, he handed over the task of managing the bed to Carter who was looking eagerly at him: "If any problem occurs again, call me immediately!"

"Yes, Dr. Duncan!"

Carter immediately held his head high, his eyes firm.

It felt great to be Adam's sidekick again.

Adam smiled at this.

This kind of mentality is really inexplicably kind to him who could only sit in the office closest to the door or with his back to the door in his previous life.

Although it is necessary to test whether it can increase lifespan, it is impossible for Adam to guard Ouyang Feng all the time.

Otherwise, it will definitely cause criticism.

This kind of trivial matter is left to the interns by other residents, let alone Adam.

Get out of the ward.

Adam went to the 'future Mrs. Curie', ready to check the room and see the patient's postoperative condition.

As soon as he walked outside the ward, he saw the female patient wake up through the window, looking at Lexi anxiously, asking about the situation with a painful face.

Although the operation was successful.

But the burns on her body were so severe that almost her whole body was covered up, with only half of her face exposed.

"How could I..."

"The stove blew up while you were heating up the amphetamines."

Lexie looked at her sympathetically.

"Oh……"

Only then did the female patient remember what happened, and then asked with difficulty: "My..."

"Your husband and son are fine."

Lexi naturally understood what she wanted to ask, and quickly said: "But your son is addicted to passive inhalation of amphetamines, he had a stroke before, and he just had an operation, and the operation went well.

Your husband was taken away by the police, I think they will come to you later..."

Most of the female patient's face was suddenly filled with pain, her eyes were desperate, she wanted to cry but couldn't cry out, she could only open her mouth, her tightly bound body began to tremble.

"Mrs. Crystal, are you all right?"

Lexi tensed up.

"breathe!"

Adam came in, came to the patient's bedside, looked at her, took a deep breath, and motioned her to follow him: "Come on, slow down, breathe!"

Facing her desperate eyes, he comforted her: "You must feel that everything is over, but this is just a hurdle in life. If you can get through it, think more about your son."

"call."

Mrs. Christ stared at Adam, and followed his breathing. It took a while to recover from the dyspnea, and said with difficulty: "My son, will..."

"His custody will go to his grandma in the future."

Adam explained.

After comforting Mrs. Crist, Adam left the ward.

Lexi also followed Adam's gesture.

"Dealing with patients is very skillful."

Adam reminded: "When you tell them bad news, be very careful, be objective and polite, without emotion, but don't be cold."

"..."

Lexi was speechless: "How can you be both unemotional and indifferent at the same time?"

"Politeness corresponds to non-indifference, and objectivity corresponds to unemotional."

Adam explained: "The appearance is polite and the speech is objective. This is not emotional and indifferent. If you, as a doctor, deviate from this attitude first, whether it is accompanied by sentimentality or excessive indifference, it will further stimulate the patient in grief. Family members of the patient, causing uncontrollable consequences, this is absolutely not allowed, understand?"

"……clear."

Lexie smiled wryly.

She is an emotional person. Facing the pain of patients and their families, she has a strong sense of empathy and can't help feeling sad.

It's too easy for her not to be indifferent, because she can't be indifferent at all.

But it would be against her nature to ask her to be emotionless.

"I know you don't really get it."

Adam nodded and said: "But it doesn't matter, this can be practiced, my duty includes teaching you this, starting tomorrow, the distribution of diagnosis results in the hospital will be handed over to you.

Well, and Melendez, you team up.

When can we not be happy because of the patient's joy, not grieve because of the patient's grief, be polite and objective, and have a well-founded advance and retreat, when will it be considered the end. "

"what!"

Lexi worried: "Then what if it can't be done?"

"Can't do it?"

Adam looked at her meaningfully: "I believe you can do it, otherwise, while others are busy with operations every day, you can only distribute the diagnosis results every day. After a long time, even if the patient and the patient's family are happy, you will not be happy." gone."

"..."

Lexie shuddered.

Generally, only the diagnosis results of good news will be handed over to an intern doctor for unified distribution.

As for the bad news, the respective attending doctors or bed doctors usually come forward in person.

Because when the good news is sent out, the only thing to be reaped is the joy of everyone, and anyone can do it.

As for the bad news, many people can't accept it. Patients and their family members will ask about the details of the disease and other possibilities, and intern doctors can't handle it at all.

Lexi is a person with career ambitions, let her do this physical work that anyone can do every day, no matter how emotional she is, she will not be able to laugh at that time.

Emotional, when she can't smile, she is the ideal state of being unemotional but not indifferent.

As for getting the little Melendez together.

One is to better show Lexi what it means to be unemotional, and help her get into the state better.

Secondly, let the little man practice what it means not to be indifferent.

If he doesn't restrain his arrogance, once he meets a patient and his family members with the same personality, God knows whether the grieving patients and their family members will stare at the little man because they repel each other because of the same sex, and feel that the little man is too cold and ruthless. stature.

Don't say it's impossible.

Doctor House next door, with his venomous tongue, has caused him to be complained by many people, and there are quite a few punches.

This is just an ordinary patient who doesn't have much resources. Even if he is upset with Dr. House, he can only bear it helplessly.

If he meets someone powerful in the future and is provoked by his poisonous tongue, and insists on going with him, then Dr. House will be in trouble.

He is full of flaws and loopholes, there is no need to exceed his authority, as long as he strictly follows the procedures, it will be enough for Dr. House to die.

That is Dr. House's luck, until now he has not met such a character.

This is one of the reasons why Adam has always felt that Dr. House is the protagonist.

The negative case of Dr. House is next door in New Jersey.

Therefore, Adam felt that in training his interns, he must develop a good habit from the very beginning.

Otherwise, given the hostility towards doctors in this world, the probability of disaster for a doctor who is not the protagonist is too high.

It's also because he hasn't watched many medical dramas, and he doesn't know what the four doctors under him are like in the original time and space.

But he guessed that George and Lexie probably had bad luck.

The two of them must be the characters of the American TV series Grey's Anatomy that they have seen a few episodes in the previous life, and since Meredith is the protagonist, George and Lexie can only be supporting roles.

According to the principle that supporting role doctors are easy to suffer, the original fate of the two of them will probably not be very good.

Of course, Lexie is also surnamed Grey, and it is not ruled out that she can kill her half-sister and succeed in becoming a leader.

Little Neil Melendez and John Carter, nothing at all.

Jingle Bell.

The phone rang.

"Hi, Rachel."

After Adam got connected, he just said hello when he was shocked by the following news: "...I'll be there right away!"

After hanging up the phone, Adam rushed to the emergency room.

(End of this chapter)