Chapter 1790 [1790] It varies from person to person


    The matter of receiving red envelopes in many hospitals is differentiated by doctors rather than by hospitals. So I heard that which hospital receives red envelopes, don''t kill all the doctors in that hospital with one stick. Even in the same department, there are doctors who refuse to ept them, and there are colleagues who collect money privately.


    These things have always been without evidence and noints, the hospital can only turn a blind eye. Once the unidentified incident urs, the hospital will say that it is not that it has not warned the medical staff in advance, and that it will be dealt with.


    The hardest hit areas for receiving red envelopes clinically are mainly surgical departments, and anesthesiologists are another lesser known hardest hit area for red envelopes.


    Sending a red envelope to the surgeon, most people can understand that the patient is afraid of dying on the operating bed. On the other hand, if there is a problem after the operation, the red envelope is sent, so it is convenient to find a doctor for help.


    If you send an anesthesiologist a red envelope, it is word of mouth, saying that anesthesiologists are more powerful than surgeons in the operating room, and that no anesthesiologist will watch the patient die. . . We all know that anesthesiologists manage anesthesia, which is different from that of a surgeon.


    The situation that Du Mengen said happened to belong to a point that some ordinary people do not know. No matter the division ofbor between the surgeon and the anesthesiologist, they are both in the operating room and should have a close rtionship. In fact, surgeons and anesthesiologists belong to two departments and two majors, and the content of the research is very different. On weekdays,munication is not as much as outsiders think. The clinical front-line work is an assembly line every day, so how can there be so much time formunication.


    It is impossible for the surgeon who sees the patient to have a good rtionship with all the anesthesiologists all the time. There are many anesthesiologists in each hospital. For example, there are many surgeries in the top three hospitals, and it is even more impossible for a surgeon to designate an anesthesiologist to be responsible for the surgical anesthesia of their patients. Some anesthesiologists are so arrogant that they canpete with the old clinical professors of surgery. In the end, this will definitely exceed the expectations of patients and their families.


    When Du Mengen broke the news, Xie Wanying, who had been in the hospital before her rebirth, could quickly understand the meaning.


    Zhang Shuping and Geng Yongzhe blinked and couldn''t understand.


    ording to their understanding of doctors, they know that even if the doctor does not receive the red envelope, he will never dare to do anything clinically. It is the doctor who is most likely to lose out on a medical ident. Because of this, clinical surgeons often tell themon people that there is a reason for giving or not giving red envelopes. Anesthesiologists and surgeons are equally afraid of medical idents and anesthesia idents. Could other things happen?


    Anyway, when they walked into the operating room, the patienty on the operating table with an epidural.


    The patient to be operated on is a woman in her sixties. With epidural only, the patient is conscious.


    Dr. Zuo Liang went to the patient and said a few words instead of Du Haiwei to calm the patient''s emotions.


    Before the arrival of the main surgeon, the assistant disinfects the sheets as usual to make these routine preoperative preparations.


    When it was time for the expected operation, Du Haiwei arrived.


    Dr. Zuo Liang acted as the first assistant, and the two interns acted as the second assistant and the third assistant. Xie was holding the attractor, and Geng was pulling the hook. Two trainees stood in the corner of the operating room watching.


    After Dad arrived, Du Mengen didn''t dare to talk much, and kept quiet with Zhang Shuping. Instead, Zhang Shuping quietly looked at the anesthesiologist because of what he said.


    The surname of the anesthesiologist is Zhou. He is in his early 40s. He should be a senior doctor. He should have excellent technical skills so there is no need to worry.