Daily American Drama

medical center.

operating room.

Adam, leave it to me later.

Once Meredith saw that Adam had finished the hardest and most important part, she suggested that she do the finishing touches.

Because in the past three days, Adam took the little man, Lexi, Carter, and Christina to do the same.

Dr. Shepter was away, and just in time for the flood of patients, one operation took several hours.

If Adam doesn't grasp the big ones and give them more opportunities to use mobile phones, how many surgeries can Adam do even if he keeps spinning around without sleep?

Therefore, Adam always takes one first, and finishes the most difficult and dangerous part of the operation.

Then hand it over to the little guys who have been tested by Adam and think they can be trusted to complete the follow-up finishing.

Then go directly to the next operating room, which has already been prepared by Carter and the others, and the operation can be performed when they come.

This saves time, and at one time as many as five operations were performed at the same time.

Adam can be distracted and multi-tasking. During the operation, he can also remotely command the rest of the finishing operations to ensure that there are no problems in the operation to the greatest extent.

In this way, even if there is a problem, Adam can remedy it in time.

The point is that the benefits of doing so are simply too great.

In these three days, his life span has increased by 0.5, which is half a year.

But this kind of thing can only be done occasionally.

Because there are risks.

Adam did his best to control the risk.

Just like now.

When Meredith made a proposal, Adam smiled and said, There's no rush, it's not an option to keep being so busy.

After this surgery, I'm ready to take a break.

By the way, what happened to Dr. Shepter?

...

Meredith is heartbroken.

As Adam's friend and colleague, and because her own talent is not overly affected by Adam's charm, she can see through the root cause of Adam's behavior at a glance.

This is obviously distrusting her, so he didn't directly hand over the finishing work to her like he did to Christina and the others.

Ready to take a break?

This may not be a lie, but how long is the rest?

I'm afraid that in two or three hours, the operation will start again.

If it wasn't for the little guy and the four of them, Meredith seriously doubted he'd need the rest.

This spirit of envy, jealousy and hatred is really greedy.

But that's the end of Adam's words, and it's not good for her to say that he doesn't trust her in the operating room, so she can only follow his words: Derek is very shocked, and he needs time to recover.

He was too involved this time.

Seeing that Meredith didn't chase after him wisely, Adam shook his head while continuing to perform the operation, It doesn't matter whether it's before, during or after the operation.

It turned out that the patient was an ordinary pregnant woman.

But because Dr. Shepter was busy with other operations first, she had to wait an extra day.

She begged him not to keep her waiting another day.

Then Dr. Shepter apologized a little, and began to take care of the doctor's normal attitude towards patients.

This care, the result is a wrong step.

Because I felt sorry for the pregnant woman, after several surgeries, I wanted to let her have a restful rest before proceeding with the next major surgery, so I kindly comforted her.

As a result, the pregnant woman and her husband had the illusion that this was a routine operation and that Dr. Shepter would definitely be able to handle it.

Doctors are people, not gods.

The attitude of not being indifferent and keeping a distance is a bloody lesson.

Absolute words must never be said from the doctor's mouth.

Even if it is not a big problem, or there is no problem at all, try to talk about the big problem as much as possible.

Because in this way, patients and their families will first pay attention to it, obey the doctor's arrangement, and facilitate work.

Second, once you check and find that nothing is wrong, you will most likely get the gratitude of the relieved patients and their families.

Of course, there is also a small probability of being scolded.

This is a matter of probability.

Third, and most crucially, clear responsibility.

If the doctor says nothing is wrong, but something is wrong in the end, then there is responsibility for misdiagnosis.

The defendant was okay.

You must know that this is the world of American dramas. If you are caught playing games in the underground secret room, it will be too miserable.

It just so happens that the probability of misdiagnosis is not low because of the different levels of doctors and the complexity of the disease.

This is how the rules of word of mouth come into being.

Of course, this also has its disadvantages. Doctors and patients are afraid at both ends, and then they start to become more and more extreme. Doctors dare not tell the truth.

The pregnant woman's eclampsia, which was detected after several surgeries, was no joke in the case of her brain aneurysm.

Just after recovering, she suddenly became ill again, and Dr. Sheputer sent her directly to the operating room.

But this time, he couldn't handle it.

And because she cared too much, she wanted to save the life of the pregnant woman, but she was unwilling to let go, and almost cut off the temporal and frontal lobes of the pregnant woman's brain.

Even if that saves the pregnant woman's life, the pregnant woman with most of her brain tissue dead loses all essential functions.

Finally, the director of surgery arrived, stopped him, and asked Dr. Montgomery to save the fetus by caesarean section, and declared the pregnant woman dead.

The husband of the pregnant woman does not accept such a result at all.

Because his psychological expectation is that whether the child lives or not is optional, but his beloved wife must live.

Dr. Shepter lost his mind and forgot the rules this time because of his heart. At this moment, he became the source of unacceptability for the husband of the pregnant woman.

Obviously you said before that it was a routine operation and there would be no major problems, but in the blink of an eye my beloved wife died in the operating room?

At this point, at most, it is following the procedure. As a famous doctor, Dr. Sheputer will not have any problems.

Doctors are human too and make mistakes.

If a doctor makes a random mistake and is accused of being unable to practice medicine, then there will be no doctors in this world.

If it were someone else, although it would be painful and regretful, it would still firmly remember the lesson and start over.

But Dr. Shepter was obviously too concerned to get out.

He was decadent at home for two days, without washing up, just sitting on the sofa, eating and watching TV.

When Meredith mentioned this, he sighed and said, I even moved back to the trailer in the forest today, and I don't want to see anyone anymore, and the lawsuit is nothing.

But when he looked at the piles of cases sorted out to appear in court, and the unresuscitated cases, which were much higher than those who were saved, he was very disappointed. He only cared about how many people he 'killed', not how many people he saved. how many people.

The mentality is broken.

Adam nodded: But don't worry, he will come back.

Ok.

Meredith nodded. I firmly believe that.

in the forest.

In front of the trailer house.

When Kelly came over, she saw Dr. Shepter sitting outside, drinking beer, and there was beer beside him.

Drinking early in the morning?

Kelly felt that the problem was serious, and after a few words with Dr. Shepter, she got to the point and used her own experience to guide Dr. Shepter.

I had a patient a few years ago...it was simple, but then I realized I was mistaken and it wasn't fatal.

But because of my mistake... God, I'll never forget the look on his wife's face...

How do you do it?

Dr. Shepter, with a beard and a decadent face, asked the stern words: You killed him and took him away from his wife.

Don't talk about medical malpractice, I'll just ask.

When you open your eyes in the morning, how do you face yourself in the mirror?

I, I, I...

Kelly met Dr. Sheputer's eyes, and couldn't speak. She sighed after a long time, Can I have a drink?

Dr. Sheppert handed her a can of beer.

In the hospital, Dr. Bailey had been waiting for news, and when there was no news in the afternoon, he slapped his forehead and complained: Kelly Tolles, you are really useless!