As they walked down the corridors on the first floor, Minos' group listened to Dillian's explain.
"Well, on this first floor of the hospital, a lot of things will happen around here. For example, all the patients' identification will be done at the entrance reception, where these people will receive the necessary information."
"Nothing too complicated, just the amounts needed for each type of treatment, registration, and primary care." As he said this, they finished going down a long corridor. Then, they reached a part with several compartments, numbered from 1 to 100, where there were beds, chairs, and some specific instruments in each of them.
Dillian then explained. "After registering in the entrance hall, the patient will be sent here. Here, the doctors on duty will make the identification of the anomaly, the initial care, and will discover the classification of the professional necessary for each problem to be solved."
