Is the school doctor free?Have you ever heard of crispy college students!

Similar to Su Bingbing next to her.

Mu Yao also saw the rumors on the Internet.

As the first person who dared to confront Chen Mu in the school hospital.

At this moment.

But he is one of the people who most hopes that Chen Mu can successfully save the patient.

but……

Mu Yao frowned and stood there not daring to utter a word.

He was afraid that if he spoke without reason, it might affect Chen Mu's condition.

Su Bingbing still has a lot to say.

After hearing what Mu Yao said, he didn't dare to speak blindly.

He just stared at Chen Mu nervously, "Is this so complicated?"

—

"Mu Yao is not bullying us netizens for not understanding Chinese medicine, right? I remember watching a popular science video that said a person's pulse is the most honest!"

"Yes, I am honest. I saw some amazing Chinese doctors online before. They can even diagnose when you used Wu Niangzi and how many times you used it."

"My goodness, this thing called Chinese medicine is best viewed secretly by yourself. Otherwise, it would be so embarrassing if the Chinese medicine doctor exposed your true identity in front of people you know!"

"Yeah, isn't it true that Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis is just like a periscope? How could the pulse be deceiving?"

"It's just like a perspective mirror... I can only say your perspective mirror, my perspective mirror seems to be different..."

"Whether it is Chinese or Western medicine, we all face the situation of terminal lucidity, and sometimes it is difficult to distinguish it."

"Let me share with you a famous example. There was a patient who drank paraquat and was saved. He was able to eat and looked like a normal person. His family thought he could be discharged from the hospital, but the doctor saw that it was a terminal recovery. In the end, he could not be saved and died a few days later."

“I remember it was a big deal at the time, but now paraquat is almost extinct.”

"..."

—

Facing Su Bingbing’s questions.

Mu Yao just looked serious, nodded gently, and then said: "Yes, let's all be quiet and wait and see what happens next."

Su Bingbing was forced to swallow back many words that were on the tip of her tongue.

Facing Mu Yao.

Nodded quietly.

Then he turned his attention back to Chen Mu.

Chen Mu was not in any danger, but under such high pressure, some interns gradually couldn't bear it and couldn't find the acupuncture points.

Fortunately.

There are quite a few interns coming this time.

When an intern who is performing emergency treatment on a patient realizes that he may not be in good condition, he immediately gives up his position.

Change the person behind you.

In the blink of an eye.

More than half an hour passed.

Interns are also constantly being replaced.

But the entire emergency scene.

Only Chen Mu's position has not changed from the beginning.

An intern helped Chen Mu hold the mobile phone to take pictures of the patient's condition and acted as a mobile phone holder.

Chen Mu is like a man of steel.

She held the acupuncture needle and discussed the patient's condition with the old man while performing acupuncture.

—

"It's such a big deal, where is the emergency center? Why hasn't anyone come yet?"

"The acupuncture points have long been blocked. In fact, in this case, it is right not to send to the hospital. Acupuncture point problems should be left to Chinese medicine for emergency treatment."

"Are you sure you want to entrust it to a Chinese medicine doctor for emergency treatment, and not a quack? If not, go to the Chinese medicine hospital and call a few people. They are more reliable than Mr. Chen, right?"

"I checked the encyclopedia. I admit that Dr. Chen's father is very good, but the remote guidance of the national medical master and the personal treatment of the national medical master should be completely different concepts. Mr. Chen is really being praised to the sky by some people!"

"He's just sitting there doing nothing. If he was giving emergency treatment to a patient, with a better doctor, the patient might be fine by now."

"If I were the patient's family member and the patient refused to come down, I would take this quack doctor to court."

"That's right! It's simply delaying the treatment of others. In this case, delaying the treatment is almost the same as murder."

"If you can't do it, just give up your place. It's really annoying every day!"

"..."

—

Those barrages.

Chen Mu, who was still receiving emergency treatment, couldn't see it.

But after coming back, Su Bingbing, wearing headphones, could hear the barrage situation reported to her by the program team.

Those are terrible comments.

This also made Su Bingbing's eyes look at Chen Mu with an unprecedented worry.

Beside Su Bingbing.

Mu Yao noticed Su Bingbing's sudden change in expression.

Then I thought about it.

I guessed that it might be related to the discussion of that group of students just now.

While she can't help much now.

Just pick up your phone and see what's happening online.

Mu Yao just saw the contents clearly.

He hurriedly took his mobile phone and moved away from the crowd.

A phone call was made to his mentor, Professor Liu Yao.

But what surprised Mu Yao was that the person who answered the phone was not the teacher.

It was another person, "Junior sister..."

He is Professor Liu Yao's assistant and also his senior.

Hearing this voice, Mu Yao frowned unconsciously, and then said: "Brother, I'm in trouble. I need to find the teacher for something."

"You're calling about Dr. Chen's matter, right? I'm seeing patients right now, but I've already seen the hot search just now."

Over there on the phone.

It was the overly calm voice of my senior brother.

Mu Yao unconsciously urged: "Can you trouble me, brother, to give the phone to the teacher? The patient's condition is very critical and his life may be in danger at any time. Can you trouble the teacher or other professors to help take a look?"

Mu Yao knew.

This request I made may be a bit difficult for my teacher.

But she had such an idea not for Chen Mu.

But it was the fragile college student who was still lying on the ground, his life or death still unknown.

As long as the patient is still alive.

As a doctor, you should try your best.

Mu Yao knew very well the levels of her classmates.

Even if Professor Liu Yao does not come to Haicheng University, he can at least help consult the hospital or the school.

Let some experienced Chinese medicine practitioners come over.

They are much more reliable than the people who are currently helping Dr. Chen.

Listen to Mu Yao's voice.

His senior brother's voice was briefly silent.

Subsequently.

When he spoke again, his tone was much more serious than before, "Muyao! Have you ever thought about why the person who answered your call now was me, not the teacher?"

Mu Yao: "..."

One.

This was an angle that Mu Yao had never thought about before.

Suddenly unfolded in my mind.

Mu Yao paused for a moment, and when she spoke again, she was already full of disbelief, "Brother, you are not going to tell me that the teacher knew I would say this, so he avoided me and didn't answer my call?!"

Corresponding to Mu Yao's tone of disbelief.

It was the overly calm tone of the senior brother. "Otherwise, your request is unreasonable. Although the teacher has made certain achievements in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, I think you should be clear that acupuncture is not what the teacher is good at."

"Besides, Professor Chen has also contacted the teacher. He knows that they don't need our help. With Dr. Chen and the group of interns in our school, they are enough."

Professor Chen?
Listen to what the other person is saying.

Mu Yao just felt that her brain was really stuck this time.

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Incredibly, he said, "But if I remember correctly, Professor Chen has been helping with the patient since Doctor Chen called. How could he have the time to contact the teacher?"

Senior Brother Mu Yao: "Don't underestimate how proficient the elderly are in using their phones. Professor Chen sent a message specifically to the teacher when he was on a video call with Doctor Chen."

"Professor Chen is a smart man. After seeing the live camera next to Dr. Chen, he knew that something might happen online, so he sent a message to ask the teacher to avoid suspicion."

Mu Yao frowned: "But..."

Senior Brother Mu Yao continued, "You mean to say that we are all here to treat patients, so there is no need to avoid suspicion, is that right?"

Mu Yao: "Yes..."

Although she thought so in her heart, Mu Yao still lacked confidence when she spoke.

Do not know why.

This time.

When the senior brother spoke to her, his tone was particularly serious.

She even felt.

In the eyes of the other person.

Calling the teacher for help is very childish and unreasonable.

The person on the other end of the phone sighed softly, "First of all, it's not that the teacher doesn't want to help, but it's not that simple to organize a group of doctors to go there. Right now, the emergency center and the hospital haven't issued any approval documents. If you organize it yourself, you can't find doctors on duty. If you're not careful, it will become illegal practice of medicine."

Mu Yao: "..."

Although he was reluctant to admit it, what the other party said was the truth.

The voice on the other end of the phone continued: "But if the hospital intervenes, things won't be as simple as you think. After the formalities and processes are completed and a voluntary doctor is selected, it may be too late when you arrive at the scene."

"If you don't use traditional Chinese medicine, go to the People's Hospital and follow the normal emergency procedures."

"The person should be able to be saved, but we can only ensure that the patient is alive."

Mu Yao: "..."

She probably understood what her senior brother meant.

The acupuncture points in traditional Chinese medicine are so magical that in some cases, the patient cannot be saved even with conventional first aid measures.

And the patients who were saved.

It’s actually not difficult to keep them alive.

hard.

This is Chen Mu’s current first aid method, although some of the acupoints chosen by Chen Mu and Professor Chen are very mysterious.

But Mu Yao, who was standing aside, could also see the general intentions of these two people.

their purpose.

Probably they hope that after the patient wakes up, he can be like a normal person, as if nothing had ever happened.

The difficulty of this can be imagined...

The senior brother's voice sounded again: "And Professor Lin also clearly stated in the message he sent to the teacher that he is confident that he can help Dr. Chen save the patient and does not need the professor's help. In addition, the public opinion on the Internet is likely to be too loud. It is best for Professor Liu Yao not to get involved. This has nothing to do with him."

Listen to the voice of senior brother.

Mu Yao's thoughts, however, became somewhat divergent unconsciously.

In fact, during the time I came to Haicheng University’s school hospital to help out.

Mu Yao also has her own opinions about Chen Mu.

Although this guy seems to be quite capable, deep down, he can basically be said to be an out-and-out pessimist.

Chen Mu is not optimistic about the kindness of human nature.

When I was leading this group of interns, I taught them to protect themselves as much as possible in addition to their basic medical work.

In the past, Mu Yao never understood why Chen Mu, who was just a school doctor, had such great hostility towards human nature.

Think of the voices on the Internet.

Mu Yao felt that...

She seemed to understand something.

Looking down at the road beneath his feet, Mu Yao was silent for a moment.

But I could feel that my senior brother on the other end of the phone had not hung up yet.

Maybe the teacher was afraid that her faith would collapse, so he asked the senior brother to talk to her more.

Mu Yao stood there with her head down for a while, and suddenly said, "Brother, can you please not remember to tell your story honestly, and just answer my questions from the perspective of an ordinary bystander?"

Senior Brother Mu Yao: "You say."

Mu Yao: "From a bystander's perspective, do you think that Dr. Chen and Professor Chen have a good chance of saving this patient?"

It’s because they are studying medicine.

I am still studying Chinese medicine.

They can see the seriousness of this situation better than those spectators on the Internet.

The call for help was received by Mu Yao.

In real-life medical rescue, whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, what matters is timeliness.

And this time.

When the patient's roommate called them, the incident had already happened for some time.

simply put.

The patient has long missed the best time for rescue.

Seems to know.

What did Mu Yao really want to ask behind these brief words?

On the other end of the phone, Mu Yao's senior brother also fell into a brief silence.

finally.

The honest man still couldn't learn to comfort his junior sister. According to his own analysis, he told the truth: "Frankly speaking, from the perspective of an outsider, I think the probability of Dr. Chen and Professor Chen's success is very small."

"Even if there were one or two more reliable acupuncture masters, it is not certain that the patient could be saved. It is not so easy to save a patient who has missed the best time for rescue."

"Even if this life is saved, I think the probability of recovery is not high."

Mu Yao: "So, if we can see it, Professor Lin should be able to see it too, right?"

"Why did Professor Lin tell the teacher that he didn't need help?"

"I feel like Professor Lin and the teacher should know each other..."

Senior Brother Mu Yao: "I'm not very clear about the relationship between them, but they do know each other. As for why Professor Lin said that he doesn't need help, Mu Yao, have you ever thought about what will happen to the rescue doctors if the rescue fails?"

Mu Yao froze in place.

But his head subconsciously turned towards the direction where Chen Mu was still performing first aid.

in the mouth.

In an almost inaudible voice, he slowly uttered two words: "Share the responsibilities..."

"Once the rescue fails, the patient's condition becomes worse, resulting in serious sequelae or even death. All doctors involved in the rescue, even those helping remotely, must share responsibilities according to the division of labor and various details in the rescue process."

Speaking of it.

Mu Yao finally understood what it meant to have something stuck in one's throat. (End of this chapter)