A woman with wavy hair clutching her hand stormed into the nurse's station and furiously shouted at the nurse.
"Ma'am, I've already told you, just queue at the clinic and wait for a dressing."
The busy nurse glanced at the woman's finger, noticing a neat cut of about three or four centimeters wide, likely slashed by a sharp object.
But this kind of superficial wound, though it may bleed quite a bit, looks scarier than it actually is and presents no real issue.
In fact, even if you wrapped it with two or three adhesive bandages, it would heal automatically in a few days.
Bang, bang, bang!
"Hey, how are you talking?
My wife's hurt so badly, bleeding so much, why can't you guys attend to her in the emergency room!"
A rather burly man nearby became displeased, slammed the counter several times, and shouted loudly.
"Sir, as I explained earlier, this type of injury is not handled by the emergency room. The clinic can take care of small wound dressings!"
