Male Nurse in the Emergency Department: I Can See the Barrage of Organs

The protagonist's mentality is very stable. Goldfinger is not omnipotent, but needs to make judgments based on his own professional knowledge (although he is not a medical professional, but it is very cool to watch). The writing is very good, and the people around the protagonist are also very helpful. He has setbacks but is not aggrieved. There is no poisonous point at the moment. I will continue to catch up on updates! I don't know if there is a love line. The main reason is that the female protagonist's penetration in many medical articles is quite awkward. If the love line is not well written, I don't want to read the article anymore. I hope this article will not get stuck here! Please rate the new book Lala first, thank you very much!

The writing is very good. There is no love line at the moment. I recommend focusing on career. I am mainly afraid that the whole book will be ruined if the love line is not handled well. I have seen many well-written stories with the result that the love line was not written well and directly ruined the plot.

It's super interesting. The subject matter is very novel. It made my eyes light up after I have been addicted to the female pornographic boss and the male pornographic son-in-law for a long time. I also became a doctor through the perspective of the protagonist. I fell to my knees with this author's imagination. Finally, I no longer listen to people's voices. It's so good and I love to read more.

To be honest, the writing is okay. The protagonist is like an idealized nurse. It's not that she doesn't care about the punishment, but she really wants to provide every patient with solid care and investigate the cause of the disease. In fact, this is completely impossible to encounter in reality, because nurses have a lot of work. When you carry out medical orders, you even have to see if the doctor has issued new medical orders. You even have to check the medicines and confirm whether the medicines are suitable for the patients. If the patient has a problem with these medicines, then it is the nurse's responsibility, because you did not conduct three checks and seven pairs. Just like the popular saying on the Internet, "You need to understand what the doctor understands, and you need to understand what the doctor does not understand." After this is completed, In the end, you even have to take some time to write the so-called medical records and complete some nursing records. These things alone have exhausted all your energy. So when I saw the protagonist doing those behaviors, I was actually really emotional, especially the plot of Liu Yun later. She was willing to cross disciplines to investigate the cause of the patient, and even did some literature reviews, and then did not get any results. However, I felt that the length of that plot was a bit too long, compared with other previous diseases. There is also a sentence in the novel. I really think the protagonist is very suitable to be a doctor. Even though the novel says that nurses are the last line of defense, how long do you have to wait for the doctor to change the medical order? In reality, there are actually very few examples of nurses persuading doctors, but many nurses are responsible. Sometimes the medical profession also has its own incongruities. A person like the protagonist who has the motivation to learn, is responsible, and has empathy may be much better as a doctor than as a nurse. He will be subject to fewer restrictions and may be able to flourish even more.

I think it's okay, the plot is more realistic and bland. The possible disadvantage is that the male protagonist does not pursue those reports. When I saw it at the time, I was very angry and thought that the male protagonist was so weak and could not even find out who reported it. But after thinking about it, in real life, it is difficult to investigate and investigate. What can you do if you find out? Should you stare at the person and wait for him to make a mistake to report it, or use other methods to make him suffer? This is also difficult to do, and the male protagonist is a nurse with no background, just a small golden finger. I really can't imagine what else he can do if he encounters a report except to protect himself. There may be a better way, but I really can't think of a more logical approach now. As for the allergic one, I already think the male protagonist did a good job. He rescued the person and the rescue procedure was correct. The fault was with the person who posted this video. In addition, some people say that the male protagonist is too idealistic, and I actually think so, but for novels, I just want to see people like this who have ideals, dare to take responsibility, and are willing to serve the people in a small position, so I think so far, I can give it 5 stars [heartfelt]

The article looks good and contains a lot of nursing expertise. I just personally feel that the male protagonist is a "storytelling" person who is quite depressed (or he has a lot of work pressure, is strict in doing things, and is stuck within the rules, so he has to suffer a lot to be so rigorous in all aspects). I am more curious about the male protagonist, who is excellent in comprehensive studies, and why he chooses nursing as a major, but also teaches himself medical knowledge in various subjects. It also writes about the bad social trends that are quite realistic, including the working environment, relationships with colleagues (jealousy, fear of taking the blame, etc.), Spreading rumors and gaining traffic to watch the excitement is not a big deal... There is also good warmth, which is quite real. I haven't finished the article yet, but the author is also updating it. I hope the rest of it will be good as well [plus one on bookshelf] After reading the article, I found a "story point" about the male protagonist and solved my confusion. Because of the male protagonist's father, the male protagonist believes that nurses are closest to patients, stay the longest, and understand patients best, so he chose the nursing profession. The barrage of organ humanization in the article is very interesting. The male protagonist has a "pure" attitude towards work, which is rarely seen in real life. Most of the good ones are serious and responsible. I hope the author will not stop updating [please update]

I have read Chapter 27. It is very logical and realistic. It is a bit tiring to read. It is not an enjoyable article in the traditional sense. First of all, the author's writing of hospital procedures, specifications, cases, discussions, and analyzes is very true and detailed. It feels very real and urgent, and it is very interesting to read. Secondly, the tone of the protagonist's golden finger describing the disease is very interesting, and the organ talk is really a novel description angle, which is very fresh and great. What I don't like very much is that the protagonist, as a nurse, has no decision-making power. In the novel, it will appear very aggrieved. He discovered the disease with his golden finger on the actual front line, especially when he saw the disease getting worse with his own eyes, and the organs "speak" became weaker and weaker, but the doctor did not listen or accept the opinions. Is it really possible to ignore death? Then is it reasonable to save him in terms of process? Are you eligible? Can the patient wait until physical evidence appears to convince the doctor before being rescued? Is it really acceptable to people to rescue people once, twice or three times and report violations that do not follow the procedures? Won't the hospital criticize? So what should we do with this patient? Goldfinger became a hot potato. From a practical point of view, the importance of nurses is very important, but as the protagonist of the novel, there is a natural chain of class contempt. The first reaction to the protagonist's suggestions is doubt. If the nurse's identity is not upgraded, such doubts and doubts are inevitable. Even if you are repeatedly questioned, even if you come back later, it will not be very satisfying. I wish the author better and better, this cheat is really novel and fun.

How can I put it this way? As a former clinical surgical inpatient nurse, I felt a lot after reading this article. Has the author also been in clinical practice? It's so real, woohoo~ Nurses are such a group that will not be remembered, thanked, or discovered... "Auntie", "waiter"... These are the names for nurses... Even before I studied nursing, I had no idea what a nurse did. Pathology, anatomy, drugs, injections, nursing... A nurse who knows everything, but does not have the right to prescribe...

The writing is very beautiful and very real. As a nurse, the protagonist does have many constraints. Watching the plot made me nervous for the protagonist and worried for the patients.

It's really good, but I was deceived by the ratings. I read this and then looked at other related themes and found that this is still very good. The characters are well-developed and there are not many unresolved relationships in the workplace. Everyone does not take credit and dares to admit mistakes. I feel very good. Except for the fact that there are too few chapters, please go to the author.

It is a very good book. It feels like a literary version of the work experience of a senior nursing teacher who is very familiar with work rules, uses the rules very accurately, and is very emotionally stable. It has reference value for all working people. Help adults learn the rules, use the rules, and improve the rules.

It can be seen that the author has relevant medical work experience, the cases are written in great detail, and the protagonist's perspective is that of the nurse who is most easily overlooked. They are both medical workers, and doctors and nurses are not superiors or subordinates! What the nurse records is that evidence is the starting point! Five-star praise! !

There are a lot of professional vocabulary. I can only say that when I read novels, I always forget about the beginning after reading [face covering] [face covering], but it is quite interesting. . . I just think that the organ-speaking setting can be used to add some interesting words or expressions such as emojis. I remember reading a book before that also talked about organs, and I thought I could get some interesting soul in this aspect.

As a practitioner in the medical industry, this is a good book (real life, some of which I have experienced) As a reader aged 18+, this is a good book (tension, excitement, authenticity, logical rigor, etc.)

Very nice! Very professional! Of course, if you just want to read mindless and cool articles, you can stop. The protagonist has feelings, skills, and doesn't talk much. The author's writing is concise and never verbose, making it comfortable to read. The internal organs are quite interesting [laughs]

It's beautiful. I read the previous ones in one go. It's very beautiful.

It's awesome, there's no waste, even that wilted and slanderous little thing has some strength in her. Although she is too bad, the system is not overwhelming, and the main character is made of iron. I'm worried about his lifespan. By the way, I'm complaining about how much stuff you have to memorize to study medicine. There are only a few repeated words in this book [salute]

The organs are very cute, but... The male protagonist is a bit... Slightly uninteresting.

It's really beautiful. I really hope to become a doctor. Unfortunately, I went to another department during my professional adjustment. There is a high probability that I will not be able to return to clinical practice. But I will still try my best! This was my ideal that I had for six years after I took a break from junior high school and three years in high school. I even said it turned into an obsession. I wish the author may have great thoughts and wishes, and I wish that I can realize my ideals.

It's beautiful and written very realistically. Only people on the front line can understand what it's like. In reality, I also hope that he can have such a golden finger.

In fact, I am very curious about how nurses write physical examination data and notes. Do they really have so much time to write? When a nurse is assigned an average of seven or eight patients, or even 15 patients, I am very curious whether there is still so much time?

The writing is wonderful. The golden finger is just an assistant. The protagonist himself is the one who really makes the decision. The protagonist himself understands this and studies hard during breaks. The supporting characters are also very cute, such as Director Zhou and the head nurse~~

I give this book full marks, but I won't continue reading it. The author's writing is very real, very detailed, and very professional. However, it is so real after cheating that it makes people feel very frustrated and uncomfortable.

Although it is an AI article, it is still very comfortable to read like this article that is not forced to slap in the face or embarrassing. It would be better if the author has time to revise and polish the sentences.

It's very interesting. There have been books with the voice of objects for a long time, but this is the first time I've seen it written on organs. It's amazing. The protagonist has a faint sense of human memory, but it's very reassuring.

It's pretty cool, but why is the rating so low?

Okay, I'm currently catching up, and I feel it's pretty good, I can probably get a four-and-a-half star rating. Except for the question about the character and background of the protagonist, everything is fine. Looking forward to updates...

I can read the AI ​​article, but it's the first time I've read that the male protagonist is a nurse.

This book is very well written from the perspective of a nurse. The serious attitude of the male protagonist is very comfortable to read. I look forward to the author updating it greatly.

It's super good-looking. I usually read books after a while and then stop reading them. I picked up three books, but I really like this one. Whether it's Goldfinger's complaints or the male protagonist's own abilities, it's very good-looking. . It's really good-looking and I like it very much. Xu Zhe is much prettier [like]