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Chapter 488 - Chapter 488 488 Want to file a complaint against a doctor

Chapter 488: [488] Want to file a complaint against a doctor Chapter 488: [488] Want to file a complaint against a doctor “It’s not that I won’t open the door, it’s that my husband won’t let me open it for you,” the woman clarified. “He says the door opening and closing at night doesn’t allow him to rest well.”

“We’ll be very quiet,” they assured.

“Even a little noise won’t do, he often suffers from insomnia at home.”

“Move aside, we need to check on the patient,” Sun Yubo said, leading two students into the ward to assess the patient’s condition.

Approaching the bed, they saw the hospitalized man, surnamed Guo, around his fifties or sixties, sitting up in bed with glasses on, flipping through the newspaper he had bought earlier that day. Noticing the three doctors, he likely resented their youth, saying, “If there’s something you need, wait for your director to discuss it tomorrow.”

Witnessing the patient’s haughty demeanor, it was evident he intended to exert pressure on the three young doctors.

Sun Yubo cleared his throat and said, “We have regulations regarding inpatients. You can’t lock the ward door at night; otherwise, if something happens and we can’t get in, we won’t be able to provide emergency care.”

“You don’t understand my condition. I am Director Shen’s patient; this has nothing to do with you.”

“Tonight we are on duty to monitor your condition,” they informed him.

“If you’re responsible for me, then please let me have a good night’s sleep,” Guo Sheng said with a glare at the three of them.

Sun Yubo was truly infuriated, reaching to touch his chest, “You’ll regret not listening to the doctor if something happens in the middle of the night.”

“I’m going to have an incident in the middle of the night?!” Guo Sheng displayed an attitude that seemed to challenge the young doctors’ warning.

“He was admitted because Director Shen said he needed a thorough examination since he had a toothache and overate, possibly causing some upper gastrointestinal bleeding–just to be cautious,” Mrs. Guo explained. “Don’t worry, if there is any issue, I will go out and call for you. He is connected to monitoring equipment.”

“Some conditions, such as falling asleep or suddenly becoming unconscious, need to be diagnosed by medical personnel, not by you. And the equipment can’t diagnose those either,” Xie Wanying chimed in to support her teacher.

“Exactly, like she said,” Sun Yubo agreed.

“I will take responsibility for myself!” Guo Sheng slammed down the newspaper in his hand.

Mrs. Guo was displeased as well, “Enough. What are you doctors doing, upsetting my husband? He is the patient! If you continue like this, I will file a complaint against you.”

Wow. Doctors caring for patients, only to be threatened with a complaint?

Li Qi’an was so astonished his glasses nearly slipped off his nose.

Unreasonable and creating a scene. He would report this to the supervising doctor tomorrow, Sun Yubo silently vowed. But for now, he could only tug at his collar, shaking with frustration, unable to start an argument with the patient on the spot.

“Doctor Sun!”

A nurse called for the on-call doctor from the corridor outside.

“Fine, we’ll talk about this later,” Sun Yubo said, not giving up but choosing to leave with the students to handle other urgent matters first.

As soon as the three of them left, Mrs. Guo locked the ward door with a bang and grumbled from inside, “They’re neither directors nor professors, just a bunch of kids in their early twenties who think they’re big-shot doctors already. Who do they think they can boss around?”

Hearing these words would make any doctor want to roll their eyes. Young doctors are often undervalued. Especially when encountering patients like these who only respect professors and directors, forgetting that every senior physician started as a young doctor and worked their way up step by step.