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medical center.

ICU.

At Adam's insistence, Liz left angrily.

Not for a while.

Several people from Meredith came over.

Adam, what's going on?

Meredith was puzzled: How did this happen?

What did you hear?

Adam said noncommittally.

You throw Liz out of the way of the sick.

George was annoyed: Do you know how bad it affects her?

And do you know what she did?

Adam asked back.

What did she...do?

George was stunned by Adam, and his momentum suddenly disappeared.

She developed feelings for patient Danny.

Adam shook his head and said, This feeling has seriously affected her professional judgment as a doctor, it's very dangerous!

When the patient was first delivered, she talked about three options in succession, wishing to revive the patient immediately.

It does seem to reduce patient mortality, but that's just a book theory.

The really safe and suitable solution is just waiting patiently.

She lost her calm and professionalism and acted like a family member of a patient with some medical knowledge.

Christina commented.

As a doctor, the last thing you want to encounter is a patient and the patient's family members with half a bucket of water dangling around.

This situation, with the explosion of network information, is becoming more and more frequent.

Everyone can search the Internet to find out what their illness looks like, and those who have done a lot of homework can speak clearly and logically, which makes them unable to help asking questions about the doctor's diagnosis and treatment.

In this case, doctors need to pay more energy to deal with the professional doubts of patients and family members.

In many cases, the information obtained on the Internet is specious, or even simply wrong.

If every patient and family member does this, the workload of the medical staff will be greatly increased. Repeating common medical knowledge over and over again will annoy everyone.

And if you do this, you will be a doctor in the future, and debate eloquence will also be a very important compulsory course.

Otherwise, if the patient and the patient's family members cannot be said, how can the next step of treatment be carried out?

But a really good doctor may not necessarily have such good eloquence and patience to accompany the patient's family to explain and debate medical knowledge over and over again.

Anyone who has helped children with homework knows that being a tutor is not so easy.

Sometimes what you think is simple is said over and over again.

But the child just couldn't understand, with a dazed look on his face.

At this time, if the child still asks some weird and unreasonable questions continuously, it will definitely annoy the parents to death. If the child has a bad temper, it doesn't matter whether it is raining or not. .

Doctors are not the parents of children, so they can't vent their irritability, so they can only endure it. It is conceivable that they are disgusted with such things.

What impressed Adam deeply was that he once asked his sister a medical question in his previous life. He had checked it on Baidu beforehand and wanted to consult a professional.

Unexpectedly, the sister who has always had the best temper, um, dear sister, said very impatiently this time: Where did you hear that?

After Adam replied that it was Baidu on the Internet, Adam's sister said angrily: It's not like that at all...

Ok.

Afterwards, Adam found out that this kind of question has been answered countless times by Adam's sister at work, and it makes her angry when she hears it...

right.

Adam said in a deep voice: The key point is that she doesn't have enough professional level, she is just an intern doctor, trying to use all the treatment plans she can think of on patients in a mess, what is this nonsense?

Dr. Burke referred the patient to me.

Now I am his bed doctor, and I need to be responsible for him!

I don't want an emergency. When I arrived, Liz had already done the treatment she thought should be done in advance.

In case of a mistake, what will happen then?

Isn't it?

George hesitated.

Not so?

Adam sneered and said: You may not know that Liz, who used to be very caring to other patients, has now said, 'We treat idiots every day, cure them, send them away, whether they deserve it or not, Danny is a good man , and we can only wait for 'words to come?

hiss!

No way?

impossible!

The three of Christina couldn't believe it.

That's what she said.

Adam looked at them: Now you know how exaggerated Liz is? I'm not surprised at what Liz has done. If it were you, would you let her approach your patients?

how so?

Meredith had a skeptical expression on his face: I remember, Liz was only a bed doctor for a patient once?

This Danny is very flirtatious.

Christina recalled: Last time, it seemed that Liz's heart was enthralled as soon as we met. He is a very attractive man.

Still a patient, with melancholic attributes.

Adam shook his head and said, People like Liz are especially fond of this trick. It's normal to fall in love at first sight.

Let's go and persuade her.

Meredith sighed.

I want to go to you.

Christina is not interested in participating.

I seem to have heard the name Liz?

At this time, Danny, the patient who had been in a coma, woke up leisurely, with a smile automatically appearing on the corner of his mouth, and he looked around everyone: Hey, isn't Liz here? I thought I could see her as soon as I opened my eyes.

Meredith and everyone looked at each other, as if to say: No wonder Liz is so exaggerated, this person is so sick, and he is so good at teasing, I can't handle it...

I'm Dr. Adam Duncan.

Adam stepped forward and examined him: Dr. Burke arranged for your bed doctor.

Where's Dr. Stevenson?

Danny forced a smile: I remember she was my bed doctor last time I came here.

She has something to do.

Meredith couldn't help but answer.

I'm a nostalgic person.

Danny said with difficulty: I hope Dr. Stevenson can be my bed doctor, not against you, Dr. Duncan.

It doesn't matter.

Adam nodded: I will inform Dr. Burke. How to arrange it depends on Dr. Burke.

Dr. Burke came quickly.

This Danny is not only an old patient of Dr. Burke, but also has a rich family, which deserves the best medical service from Dr. Burke.

Danny.

After listening to the request, Dr. Burke persuaded: Dr. Duncan is the best intern in our hospital, and I dare say he is the best intern in the whole world. It is very helpful for you to let him take care of your condition. Good thing, Dr. Stevenson is too emotional, it's not good for you or her.

I know.

Danny smiled weakly: I know it all, but I don't care. I've waited so long for my heart to fit. I don't have much hope for it. I just hope that Steven Dr. Sen can take care of me, Dr. Burke, will you?

How about this.

Dr. Burke exchanged glances with him, and pondered, How about I let Dr. Duncan and Dr. Stevenson be your bed doctors together?

I disagree!

Before the patient nodded, Adam interrupted directly.