"Colorectal patients are easy to manage after surgery, but it's also because they're easy to manage that accidents are easy to happen." Gao Shaojie said,"they don't usually get into trouble. If something happens, it's a big deal."
This was a fallacy, but in clinical medicine, it was close to the truth.
Everyone in the emergency and intensive care department was used to the rhythm of walking on thin ice. Every small change made them feel as if they were facing a great enemy. However, in some departments with less serious illnesses, the patients would be fine, and the doctors would be very relaxed. Some of the changes in the patients 'conditions were basically very light, and they were especially easy to ignore.
This kind of neglect was fine most of the time, but when it happened by chance, it was a big deal, such as the one in front of him.
