Doctor Wang, holding a tongue depressor, watched at a loss as Su Tang moved with fluid precision.
As she quickly wiped the child's armpits and groin—areas with major blood vessels—with alcohol swabs to help lower his temperature, Su Tang rapidly explained to Doctor Wang.
"Doctor Wang, the child is having a febrile seizure. The first priority is to keep the airway clear to prevent asphyxiation and tongue biting. Physical cooling combined with sedative medication is key. A chloral hydrate enema is fast-acting and relatively safe."
She offered her professional diagnosis while also preserving Doctor Wang's dignity as the attending physician.
Doctor Wang had calmed down by this point and nodded in agreement.
The nurse quickly brought the medicine.
Su Tang skillfully assisted the nurse with diluting, lubricating, and administering the enema, her movements gentle and precise.
