Ren Hongbo carefully cleaned the patient's wound, applied fresh medicine, and repeatedly reminded him of precautions regarding his diet and blood sugar control before leaving in a hurry.
As for the trivial matter of the patient going out to bask in the sun, in a surgeon's eyes, it was merely psychological comfort. He naturally wouldn't pry, let alone consider it a proper "medical treatment."
Throughout the morning, Li Xu didn't monopolize the work in the emergency department. Instead, he mostly followed behind the chief resident, Gao Jingyun. Acting as an observer and manager, he familiarized himself with the City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine's emergency department—its staffing, equipment, admission procedures, and current issues.
During this time, he only intervened to provide precise dialectical diagnoses and treatment plans for two complex cases with disputed diagnoses. Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, it was lunchtime.
