Wen Lezhi, an obstetrician and gynecologist, specializes in delivering babies, coaxing pregnant women, and chewing food carefully.
She was then "sent" to the emergency department.
Where is the emergency department? It is a place where cardiac arrests, car accident injuries, and family members cry and cry. It's a place where you have to stop a stopwatch even to drink water.
On his first day at work, Wen Lezhi habitually asked the patient, "Are you pregnant?" The patient said, "I'm a man."
Colleagues shook their heads: This "tepid" thing won't last a week.
The result - she saved an ectopic pregnancy by "asking carefully", calmed the family members who were about to cause trouble by "listening patiently", and stabilized the pregnant woman in the car accident by "the hands of obstetrics and gynecology".
The director of the emergency department later told people: Don't look at her slowness, she is just right.
This is a story about "how a doctor who can't run fast survives in the emergency department."
