The same scene as the daytime clinic occurred. The patients who took the emergency number surrounded the doctor's clinic first, and the patients and their families were extremely anxious.

Some patients are in the onset stage, which aggravates this anxiety and is less patient than the outpatient clinic patients during the day. In their hearts, they are afraid of losing their lives if they wait for one more second.

Patient medical records piled up on the doctor's desk into a hill high.

In fact, patients who come to the emergency department for medical treatment must first triage at the nurse station. The triage nurse will determine the priorities of the patient's condition. If the patient is so critical that the doctor needs to deal with it immediately, the nurse will not let him queue up in the doctor's clinic according to the outpatient rules and call the doctor out directly.

It cannot be said that all patients do not understand this rule and system. Even if they understand it, once they or their family members get sick, they will be difficult to control their mood. People are prone to conflicts when they are excited.

The entrance of the clinic was crowded, and Xie Wanying helped Teacher Xin open the way and needed to maintain order in the patient.

The emergency nurse is busy and has no time to help the doctor deal with these small problems like the outpatient nurse. Either the doctor does it himself or the medical students who follow the class do it.

Some patients and their families heard that a doctor was coming, so they obediently retreated outside first and waited for the doctor to call the phone number. The remaining few people squeezed at the doctor's desk and clamored, as if no one was allowed to let anyone go, completely ignoring whether the doctor was there or not.

"I'll arrive first, you can't go to the line!" The aunt, who seemed to be in her forties, said with an aura of Master Miejue, pressing her palm against her own medical records on the medical records of other patients, and no one is allowed to take action.

"You said you arrived first, is it definitely you?" The man in his thirties who stood face to face with his aunt was relatively unreliable. He raised the number written by the nurse in his hand and presented evidence with striking evidence. "Put out the number paper written by the nurse to you and look at whose number is earlier."

"The doctor doesn't recognize this number." The aunt raised her forehead and refuted the other party's testimony with a proud look on her face. "Who knows where you took the number and ran back to see a doctor, or picked up the number paper that someone lost. The doctor should treat the patient in the order of the medical records placed here, which is the most accurate."

"Where can I go to the emergency department? Can I steal someone's number paper? I saw it just now. You run in and put the medical records first and then go to find the nurse's number to be registered. Don't think I don't know. You are forcibly jumping into the line!" The man became more and more excited as he spoke, his fingers dancing in the air.

All the bystanders were a little scared. Will the two of them start to fight? The aunt was not afraid of the man waving his hand and trying to punch. He raised his chest and said, "Which eye did you see me doing this? What is the evidence? With your mouth, you want people to believe what you said? Who do you think you are? The leader must follow the principle I said."

Whoever is afraid of whom, these two people are really like two fighting peacocks or roosters, and they will not give in.

Seeing this, the doctor's head was numb.

Didn’t they all see a doctor? As a result, they would rather spend all their time on who is the first to see a doctor. In fact, wouldn’t it be better to give in to each other? If orderly, doctors can finish the exam one by one as soon as possible.
Chapter completed!