In critical moments, someone always has to step up and take charge.
"Right, in the child's previous condition, it's best not to use Rehmannia-containing medications during resuscitation. Otherwise, it could really send them away."
Zhou Can reminded everyone.
In the operating room, people generally avoid saying the word "death."
This is quite a taboo.
Some inexperienced interns, entering the operating room for the first time, would directly ask the teaching doctor what to do if the patient died on the operating table.
At this point, you'd see the teaching doctor with a darkened face, wishing to slap this mouthy intern to death.
If something really went wrong with the surgery, you can guarantee this intern would never enter an operating room again.
Also, when speaking in front of patients, people tend to use euphemisms.
