BXBX NOVEL Chapter 1771: 【1771】Work never stops
The mother is unable to lie down on her back after giving birth, and temporarily has no strength to play kisses with her baby. I can only say that the baby is really proud of himself.
The baby was carried out to show his father.
Daughter was born. The young father ran over and gulps tears at his daughter, tears welling up.
Baby must remember this day. Mom, Dad, and medical staff all looking so happy about your birth. . .
The doctor continued his work and took the needle forceps handed by the nurse. Due to the fact that there is no need for lateral incision during the delivery, there is a little tear in the perineum of the puerpera. Xie Wanying carefully sewed two stitches on the mother to avoid further bleeding.
After the delivery of the placenta, the mother should stay in the delivery room for a period of time to observe and then leave without hindrance. The trainee midwife and the maternity husband accompany the maternity bedside. The doctor rushed to the morning shift meeting.
Mr. Du is very busy and has no time to say hello to the students, so she hurried back to her gynecology work.
Xie Wanying could feel that Teacher Du cared about them, otherwise she would not have come to the obstetrics department to meet them first when she came to the hospital in the morning, and she would have helped Xie's work at a critical time.
Mr. Du is not good at words, but he is a good person. Xie Wanying thought to herself.
Dr. Zheng conveyed Du Haiwei's instructions to the two students: "Mr. Du said no rush. I know that you were busy all night last night, so you can go back to rest today and come back to study tomorrow."
"Yes." I'm really tired.
Obstetrics is not a place for people.
Dr. Zheng curled his lips and said, "Neurosurgery is really tiring. An operation often takes more than ten hours."
Mr. Zheng was thinking of what Dr. Song said unwillingly when he remembered the lost talent.
Since they are not here for obstetrics internships, they are just here to hang out, so there is no need to attend the shift meeting. The two rookies followed Dr. Zheng and sneaked away, looking through the door from a distance to see what was going on in the conference room.
Dean Xiao came down for inspection this morning and participated in the shift in the delivery room.
The students peeped at the figure of Dean Xiao.
As a rare female dean in the circle, Dean Xiao is beautiful and handsome, with short and capable haircut, wearing gold-wire glasses of a vice scholar type, and a clean white coat on her body, full of temperament, and the momentum of the king is not inferior to that of men at all.
The three obstetrics departments in Beidu are the most famous. The dean was born in obstetrics, so he attaches the most importance to obstetrics.
At the shift meeting, when he received that the total number of natural births was "two", Dean Xiao criticized the front-line doctors more restrainedly: "Evaluate well before delivery, and organize meetings after delivery. If these procedures are implemented carefully, such results will not result. "
Dr. Peng dropped his shoulders. Fortunately, it is not a zero duck egg, otherwise the dean will be furious. With such a large number of mothers in one day, it is impossible for them not to have a natural birth, which is not in line with science. It can only be said that there is a mistake in the middle work.
is like a mother in the second bed room, if the prenatal education for the couple can be more in place, and guide them to make various coping plans, there will be no husband crying and begging the doctor for a cesarean section.
The same is true for multiparous women in bed No. 8. There must be a reason for the umbilical cord of the fetus to wrap around the neck, and a meeting is needed to study it.
The work of a doctor is never-ending. It is not the end of the work here. It is to constantly discuss and summarize medical problems from the clinical perspective.
After 's criticism, Dean Xiao encouraged the young doctors: "The little life you welcome every day is not only the hope of their parents, but also our hope."
(end of this chapter)