Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 463 - Chapter 463 463 Can this be fixed as well

Chapter 463: [463] Can this be fixed as well? Chapter 463: [463] Can this be fixed as well? The four-year-old little girl sitting on the operating table immediately made a face of grievance and burst into tears at the critical words of the doctor.

The circle of doctors and nurses around her were ready to surrender. This child’s crying had never stopped before, much worse than the little boy who started crying after entering the operating room.

Anesthesia was originally planned to be done in the ward, but who knew the child would throw a tantrum with her mother. Bringing in the parent was supposed to calm the child, though they knew this child had a difficult temperament. Unexpectedly, the child’s parent became anxious and worried, losing control of their own emotions and yelling at the child. This caused the child to cry nonstop since this morning.

Surgeries can’t be rescheduled on a whim. It’s only a child crying, not some other major issue. Families surely don’t understand and think a sedative or anesthetic from you doctors could just put the child to sleep, and then the surgery can proceed.

Children’s nervous systems are much more sensitive to anesthesia than adults’. They react extremely quickly to the effects of the drugs. If you administer the anesthesia while a child is crying and has an abundance of secretions like snot, it’s easy for the child to suffer from posterior tongue collapse, followed by the secretions sticking in the throat, trachea, esophagus, turning the surgery into an emergency rescue.

Not to mention this is a cardiac patient.

The medical staff knew about the anesthesia and racked their brains to make the child stop crying before surgery for precisely this reason.

Once the child stops crying and the secretions from the nose and mouth are cleared, then anesthesia can be administered, which is the safest and most effective method.

The whole group of doctors and nurses was thinking about what to do.

“Should we call her parents over again?”

“Forget it. I heard her mother is crying even harder than she is.”

Why was this little sister crying like this? Xiao Yazhi, in her uncle’s arms, furrowed her little brow and cast a pitying glance toward the crying little sister.

The crying little sister noticed the six-year-old’s disdainful look, lifted her tear-filled face, and began to wonder: Ah, is this little sister laughing at me?

Zhou Junpeng turned around and noticed the newcomers, calling out, “Teacher Cao, Teacher Zhu.”

“Has Teacher Fu not come down yet?” Zhu Huicang asked.

The Robot wouldn’t come down at this moment, waiting for the call from the doctors below to notify it, not wasting its precious time on this.

Calming a child down and stopping their crying is a challenge for young doctors themselves. To become a good doctor, this is a skill you need to practice and understand. As the child’s primary physician, everyone will eventually turn to you if no one else can manage, and if even such a small problem stumps you, you’d hardly become a famous doctor.

Zhou Junpeng scratched his head, knowing Fu Xinheng’s temperament well.

“You’d better hurry up and sort it out yourself,” Zhu Huicang told him, not intending to help since it really was a task young doctors needed to experience.

So, the two teachers only came to check the situation.

It was actually an anesthesiologist who went to find Xie Wanying for help.

At this moment, everyone around noticed that the four-year-old girl had gradually stopped crying so much.

They all looked back to see the child and the six-year-old sister staring each other down.

Why are you mocking me? Are you mocking me? The four-year-old’s raging temper made her resemble a little princess who had never been looked at this way by other children, so angry that she couldn’t even cry. Because if she kept crying, the little sister opposite would despise her even more.

And so, the child was confused. Aren’t children supposed to cry when they come to the hospital? Why wasn’t this little sister crying?