"Bed number 7 signed the consent form. Yesterday, those three talked a lot, and finally, she agreed to come and sign," Sun Yubo reported with a bit of ramble, "I only got the news yesterday afternoon right before I was about to leave work, and I hurried to have a pre-surgery conversation with the patient."
After hearing the report, Liu Chengran was not pleased, "Did you rush those three, didn't you? Otherwise, who knows when the signature would have come through?"
Everyone agreed to perform the sphincter-preserving operation, but the patient had not signed the consent for surgery for ages—it was obvious that some interns did not like to work.
"Managing a bed like this, aren't you afraid of failing the assessment and not passing the rotation?" Liu Chengran questioned.
"If we don't pass the rotation, it will cost our department the bonus," Tan Kelin mentioned to the people below, his cold tone filled with dramatic mockery.
