Daily American Drama

hang up the phone.

Ya is currently going to the VIP ward.

Today there is a Lasker cyst patient under his care.

Mr. Martin, Mr. Martin.

The most understanding little nurse knocked on the bathroom door of the ward anxiously.

Doctor Duncan, Mr. Martin is locked inside and won't open the door.

Mr. Martin, please open the door. I know you are having a hard time, but you need our help.

Adam knocked on the door.

I don't need help, I don't need anyone.

The patient, Mr. Martin, yelled in the bathroom through the door: I am a small island, a beautiful island, surrounded by water.

shit!

Adam's expression changed.

Dr. Duncan, I'm going to call security.

The little nurse who knows best said subconsciously.

Need not.

Adam twisted hard, and the door lock was unlocked directly.

Then the little nurse who knew best stood there in a daze.

Mr. Martin, a successful man who could afford to live in the VIP ward, was lying on the side of the toilet, with his face completely submerged in the water of the toilet. When he saw Adam and the others coming in, he raised his head, and then immediately got in again, desperately drinking water.

Adam stepped forward, lifted Mr. Martin up with one hand, and walked outside.

Do not!

The patient Mr. Martin struggled frantically: Let me go back, I want to drink water.

Violet, go get the restraint belt.

Adam commanded.

yes.

The little nurse who knew best ran out immediately.

Don't look at me, I don't want others to see me so miserable.

Mr. Martin roared struggling.

That's not what you are, Mr. Martin.

Adam stretched out his hand to press him on the hospital bed, and comforted him: You are just sick, there is a Lasker cyst in your pituitary gland, which makes you suffer from hypotension and sodium, which is why you are extremely thirsty.

But we can't let you drink a lot of water, you can only use intravenous drip.

Drinking a lot of water will further affect your sodium levels, causing you to be insane.

It was not a beautiful island surrounded by the sea just now, it was just a toilet.

I'm not your flight crew on vacation, I'm your doctor.

No! I don't believe it!

Mr. Martin was hysterical.

He is in a state of insanity.

Adam has seen each other in a normal state.

A withdrawn and proud successful businessman.

There was a male assistant by his side.

According to this assistant, Mr. Martin has no friends, and the only one who counts as friends is probably his assistant who has been with him for three years.

Ok.

This is just the wishful thinking of this assistant.

When the assistant restricted his boss from drinking water according to Adam's doctor's advice, the assistant was fired directly due to his body's extreme desire for water.

Adam advised Mr. Martin not to do this.

You're just a doctor, what do you know?

Mr. Martin came over directly: We will talk about this issue after you have an assistant.

The words were full of disdain and pride.

Adam naturally disdained to say anything to him.

But the little nurse who knew the most, couldn't bear it, and suppressed Mr. Martin's arrogance with a few words.

There are many successful businessmen, but none of them are billionaires.

Mr. Martin had to take that sentence back.

Adam, the doctor, should really know the relationship between the assistant and the boss.

But he didn't listen to Adam's suggestion and called his assistant back.

Because in his eyes, the assistant's psychological respect for him has collapsed after seeing him in such a state of embarrassment.

He was unwilling to use such an assistant no matter what.

Adam can also understand this.

Just like ancient times, knowing too much royal secrets can be dangerous.

you know too much.

The widow doesn't want to see you.

you can only disappear...

Doctor Duncan.

After a while, the best-knowing little nurse has quickly brought the restraint belt.

Tie him up.

Adam commanded.

The most knowledgeable little nurse skillfully tied Mr. Martin's hands and feet to the hospital bed.

Give him an intravenous infusion of 3 percent hypertonic saline for four hours, totaling 500 milliliters.

Adam gave the doctor's order: Repeat.

Three percent hypertonic saline was infused intravenously for four consecutive hours, with a total injection of 500ml.

The little nurse who knew best repeated.

very good.

Adam reminded again: This hypertonic saline can't be injected too much, otherwise it will cause permanent damage to the patient's brain, so please pay attention to a total of 500 ml for four hours.

Nurses are just nurses after all.

For common diseases, they do not need a doctor, they can treat it by themselves.

But for complex and rare diseases, their knowledge is insufficient.

Like the doctor's order this time, if they misheard it as 500 milliliters per hour for four consecutive hours, the patient's brain would be over.

Either die directly, or be permanently paralyzed.

Adam just said to Liz that all good doctors have made mistakes and caused undeserved patients to die.

But what he didn't say is that this common sense is for those good doctors in general.

For such a coercion like him.

Negligence caused the patient's death, which he might have avoided forever.

And the further back, as his skills and abilities continue to improve, the higher the success rate of this avoidance.

He didn't want to make such a small mistake for the first time.

Although, even if it happened.

Nor will it affect his career.

Those excellent doctors, even after so many years, can still report all the details when they encountered such incidents.

It can be seen that this kind of thing will become the shadow and regret of the person concerned for a lifetime.

Adam Brain has encrypted folders.

But he will never make a mistake that can be avoided by saying one more sentence.

I see, Dr. Duncan.

The little nurse who knows best nods seriously.

Doctor Shepherd.

After Adam settled Mr. Martin, he found Dr. Shepter and explained the matter.

Row.

Dr. Shepter raised his wrist and looked at the time. It was already past two o'clock. Mr. Martin's intravenous infusion would take four hours, and it was already off-duty time.

Keep an eye on him tonight, we'll have surgery tomorrow.

An important difference between attending doctors and residents is that their working hours are fixed.

Except for the need to sit in the hospital in shifts with other attending doctors every once in a while, and the need to rush to the hospital for special circumstances, the rest of the time is the normal commute time from seven to five on weekends.

This ensures that the attending doctor can have the same work and rest time as other people.

That is, to have a normal life.

Residents desperately want to become attendings, not just for the money but also for their spare time.

Having money and leisure is the real happiness.

Christina, can you pay back your favor?

After Adam made an agreement with Dr. Shepter, he found Christina and gave her the task of taking care of Mr. Martin at night.

In fact, the little nurses who know best can handle it.

But Mr. Martin is Adam's patient, without a full-time doctor to take care of him, he is really worried.

Simply use up the favor that Christina owed him.

Otherwise she is always thinking about it.

And if she bet again in the future, the favors will be superimposed, and she will never be able to use it. She still has the risk of breaking the pot and directly defaulting on her debts.

It's still like this, if you owe something and pay it back, it's not difficult to owe it again.

As expected, Christina happily agreed.

Owing favors to others is actually a burden for a principled and proud person.

If you don't return it early, you will feel uncomfortable all over.

But Adam had never given her a chance before.

It's all right now, but staying up all night and taking care of one more patient can offset one favor.

This is much better than sending an operation.

Adam was quite at ease with Christina, but he still told her three times. After work, he changed his clothes and drove to New Jersey.

ps: Thanks to z315675 for the reward! There are two more chapters in the afternoon.