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"Teacher Liu, the patient has washed his face and feet and drank two boxes of warm milk. He has now been given a sedative to help him sleep," Xu Yino came over to report.
"Alright, consider this patient a small project. Discuss and allocate your time accordingly, and keep an eye on him in the ward," said Liu Banxia.
Xu Yino nodded and scurried off.
Monitoring patients constantly isn't an easy job; it entails more than just sitting in a room. You also have to meticulously record relevant data—that's the real work.
He was somewhat troubled. He was supposed to give a presentation at a school tomorrow, and he wasn't sure if he would mislead the students.
"Dr. Liu, two car accident patients will be brought over soon. They've both lost consciousness," a dispatch nurse called out.
"Okay, Doctor Qi, you lead this admission. Dr. Wei, you supervise," Liu Banxia ordered.
