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Chapter 32 Injury Appraisal
Greeting the boys and girls who made appointments for photo shoots on the day, they boarded the car, and Salina, who compared the list, counted the number of people and muttered words.

Hillier leaned over and listened carefully, only to realize that Salina was calculating her income, and couldn't help laughing. "The introduction fee is 50 yuan, the makeup fee is [-] yuan, and the hourly salary is as high as [-] yuan. Are you satisfied?"

Salina put away the list, and said in a low voice while getting into the car. "What are you satisfied with? My highest hourly salary is over two hundred..."

"Two hundred? What job can earn so much? Could it be... Wow? No way?"

Hillier's surprise at first made Salina very proud, but then Hillier's weird expression and exaggerated tone made Salina, who realized what the other party wanted to express, very angry. "What are you thinking? Take care of the child! That little boy is so naughty that I even want to strangle him..."

Hillier laughed out loud, but the sudden brake of the school bus driver almost turned her into a ground hoist. She was about to ask why the school bus driver did this, but saw the principal's special car driving into the campus and heading straight to the teaching department of the humanities department The direction of the building...

"What happened?"

"What happened?"

"I heard that there was a fight in the bathroom in the Department of Humanities..."

"Yeah, yeah, when I came here, I saw all the campus police running there..."

"The dean of students! Look! Ms. Ellie, the dean of students, is also going there..."

"Sit down! Sit down, all! Driving..."

The school bus driver yelled and closed the door and restarted the school bus.

Less than 5 minutes later, the commercial vehicle of the school board left Keconcord International High School and quickly arrived at a nearby hospital. The medical staff who had been notified in advance quickly started the treatment, and in the office of Ms. Ellie, the dean of students Michael, the school police officer who had accepted the questioning and cross-examination by the school, was asked to go to the hospital with Ms. Elle.

As the dean of the Coconcord International High School, Ms. Ellie is quite expert in how to negotiate with the hospital, not to mention the narration by the school police officer Michael, she feels that the current situation has not exceeded expectations, and the situation has been clarified .

The big black Brand has a lot of bad records, and the injury is not serious.

The short Mazan, who had never made a move from the beginning to the end, was terrified. He rested for a few days, and if it didn't work, the school could also provide counseling from a psychologist. It should be fine.

Only Camden, a big guy in grade 11, suffered the most serious injuries. He was hit hard on the head, the toilet tank cover was smashed, and the scene was stained with blood. The trouble is that too much cash was found at the scene, and this incident also involved international students in the school. Fortunately, it is not the type that needs special attention, so Ms. Ellie, the dean of students, is too lazy to find a nurse to help. After inquiring about the situation, I went straight to the emergency room and found the emergency room doctor on duty to inquire about the current situation.

"Camden? Is that a big guy with a nice build?"

"Yes, that's the big guy, the kid's name is Camden..."

"I got [-] stitches, and there was a lot of bleeding, but it was just a slight concussion. After the CT scan, there was no major problem. I should be able to go back to class after a few days of rest..."

Ms. Allie, the dean of students, breathed a sigh of relief, and was about to leave when the doctor on duty picked up a medical record in front of her and said. "But the injury of the international student in your school is very serious, and it is quite troublesome. At first I thought there was no major problem, because the CT examination found no abnormalities, and he was able to move on his own. But before the MRI examination, Not only severe frontal vomiting, but also atypical brainstem injury symptoms such as disturbance of consciousness, changes in vital signs, and decortical rigidity..."

"What?" Ms. Allie, the dean of students, was stunned. "Brain stem damage? Isn't that a serious injury?"

Seeing that Ms. Ellie, the dean of students, turned her gaze, the school police officer Michael shook his head in panic. "Impossible! This is absolutely impossible!"

The on-duty hospital frowned, pointing to the diagnosis and treatment records on the table. "Impossible? Why?"

"Just a punch, here, this place," Michael said, pointing to his forehead. "This position is very difficult to cause serious brain damage, and it is impossible for the brain stem to be damaged..."

"Three typical manifestations of brainstem damage, not to mention disturbance of consciousness, you must understand," said the doctor on duty who felt that his professional ability was offended, and was a little angry. "Respiratory rhythm disorder is one of the characteristics of changes in vital signs, while peripheral nerve damage in limbs is manifested by inability to flex and extend fingers and loss of sensation in toes. These are all present now, and more importantly, the body temperature of the injured is rising. And the vomiting itself means that the brainstem area has been seriously injured. In terms of the current situation, the injury identification will definitely not come out, and we must wait for further treatment..."

Ms. Ellie, the dean of students, can't quite understand those professional medical terms and related explanations, but she is very clear that the current situation is far more serious than what she thought before she came here. "Where is the person? Where is the international student?"

"I was sent to the intensive care unit. If the condition worsens, it is not ruled out that I will need to be admitted to the ICU," said the doctor on duty with a serious expression, even with a little anger. "And according to the operating procedures, if the school does not take the initiative to explain the situation to the police, the hospital must also call the police..."

"Give me some time! Let me check the patient's condition first, if..."

The doctor on duty shook his head. "Visitors are not allowed in the intensive care unit, not to mention that the attending doctor prescribed diazepam. What the patient needs now is deep sleep and undisturbed rest..."

If you cannot visit, it means that there is not much you can do.

"I swear! When I rushed in, I saw that international student was punched and fell down. At that time, Brand was still in extreme panic, eager to break free rather than hurt, so..."

"You don't need to explain to me! The principal has been alarmed, and the police will send someone over soon. All you need to do now is to cooperate with the police investigation, answer the police's questions, and tell what you saw. Don’t say any guesses or doubts, if the police ask you, you need to wait for the conclusion of the hospital’s injury assessment..."

Ms. Ellie, the dean of students, finished what she had to explain, and asked Michael to inform the only old school policeman in the school who had the power to enforce the law outside the school. The medical staff couldn't see anything at all. They only knew that the trauma of the international student lying on the hospital bed was not serious, so they went to the attending doctor with doubts, hoping to get more information...

The attending doctor was so angry that he didn't wait to finish listening. "Why? Didn't the doctor on duty say the reason?"

"I said it, but I didn't understand it."

"Concord German High School is the most famous school in the local area. I heard that the members of the school board are very energetic, so if the current inspection results are used to issue an appraisal report of brain stem damage, the police will need to take over and take action. The measures must not be a good thing for your school, right?"

Ms. Ai Li, the dean of students, understood the reason, but she still euphemistically expressed her incomprehension about the severity of the international students' injuries.

"Normal," the attending doctor spread his hands with a wry smile. "Actually, even I haven't figured out what's going on..."

(End of this chapter)