Zhou Can walked into the room. Both healthcare workers were not young, the man was around forty-seven or eight. The woman was obviously a nurse, appearing to be at least in her early forties.
This field heavily relies on experience, especially with severely paralyzed patients, who are harder to care for.
The two merely glanced indifferently at Zhou Can and continued with their tasks, appearing very dedicated.
The man monitored the ventilator, while the woman watched the IV bottle, occasionally checking the patient's condition.
Possibly due to the patient's special condition, the IV was not administered through the common approach of arm or hand veins but through a deep vein catheterization in the neck.
The risks can be imagined.
Medications used for some critical patients can be irritating and require long-term infusion, which could cause phlebitis when administered through peripheral small veins.
