Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1093: 【1093】Shocked and scared by the news

Chapter 1093: 【1093】Shocked and scared by the news

The medical order has arrived.

Tao Zhijie is discussing on-site with Director Tang and others, deciding which medical orders can be initiated first because Teacher Lu’s previous clinical records will have to be delivered tomorrow.

"Teacher, you really shouldn’t have done this," Yu Xuexian criticized the teacher bluntly, "Your own workplace has a hospital for medical care; why did you go to another institution? Is our hospital worse than others?"

The young man lived upstairs from Teacher Lu and had always treated her like his own son. Teacher Lu could only furrow her brow and tilt her head, unable to argue, knowing that he was just overly anxious.

The people around Yu Xuexian frowned: The teacher is a patient, is this how you should speak? Don’t you know it was already difficult for the teacher to agree to be hospitalized?

Having no choice, Yu Xuexian walked to the side and diverted his attention to He Guangyou, "Do you know why your department locked the doors tonight?"

"Locked the doors?" The nurse in charge turned around in surprise, as she had arrived later and was unaware of the door-locking incident.

The nurse assistant, following He Guangyou’s orders, went to find someone to respond. The night shift nurse came and, seeing so many bosses here, blinked vigorously, "Nurse in charge, what’s this about?"

"They said you locked the doors?" The nurse in charge wanted to clarify the situation first to prevent any accidents.

"Don’t even mention it; we’ve had nothing but bad luck tonight," the night shift nurse complained to the leaders before discussing anything else, "A patient was about to sneak out, bed 70. But, we learned in advance from Dr. Xie that bed 17 may attempt to escape, so we locked the door. Later, indeed, bed 17 and bed 70 both appeared. After encountering Dr. Xie, it seemed bed 17 changed their mind and even tried to persuade bed 70 not to leave."

Hu Zhenfan had thought his clever plan had gone unnoticed, but the medical staff had seen right through his ploy.

"Neither of the two patients managed to escape," said the night shift nurse.

It wasn’t appropriate to laugh in front of the Hepatobiliary Surgery staff, so a group of them turned to face the wall: Locking the door was of course a last resort.

Tao Zhijie gave He Guangyou a meaningful glance.

Newcomers had caused a loss of face for their department, so He Guangyou replied: He was planning to ask Doctor Song Xueling and Xie Wanying over to find out what was happening. He had no idea what those two were up to.

"Are you very busy tonight?" the nurse in charge asked the nurse again.

"Yes, Doctor Song and others are performing emergency treatments in the ward. The new patient is particularly troublesome."

"What kind of patient?"

"An HIV-positive individual."

None of the doctors who had been laughing before were laughing now; their faces were all tensed up.

"These two didn’t even call!" He Guangyou, without caring that the director and other professors were present, leapt up and ran out to find the two newcomers.

"Make sure you take proper precautions," the nurse in charge also worried, urging her staff.

"Indeed," the nurse recalled the incident that Fan Yunyun had encountered and said, "That female doctor was bitten on the hand by a patient."

"Who did you say was bitten?" A crowd of people, aware that Xie Wanying was on night shift but not knowing the assistant Fan Yunyun, surrounded the night shift nurse with questions.

Tao Zhijie put down the medical record and rushed out of the ward with haste.

"Was someone really bitten?" Teacher Lu got up anxiously, wanting to follow and see for herself, then noticed that besides Tao Zhijie, Cao Yong dashed out from the doorway.

It was evident that these two had immediately assumed that the bitten person was likely Xie Wanying.

The reason for their misjudgment was that they had personally witnessed Xie Wanying putting her hand into a pregnant woman’s mouth.

Looking back, they should have held her head down firmly at that time and made her vow earnestly to remember her mistake and swear to never repeat it.