"It's fine. I borrowed your extra bed, and we haven't said thank you yet! "What I mean is very obvious, we should be grateful, how can we apologize to him!

Hearing my answer, the middle-aged man smiled knowingly. "If you need any thanks, we just borrow flowers to offer Buddha."

"Who says a bed has to be used by someone else when it's empty?" I pale and say, "Lend us a rest, that's a kind of friendship." Even if we don't say it, we will be grateful. ”

"Hehe, gratitude is serious. You're right, it's a 'friendship'. During the hospitalization, it is a blessing in disguise to be able to form a friendship with you. Hearing this, the middle-aged man's mood was obviously high, and there was a sense of laughter.

In a very concordant atmosphere, we ended this pleasant conversation. Then I asked my red-eyed mother to go back to my sister's house to sleep. Because, I know, in the hospital, even if my mother falls asleep, the effect will definitely not be good.

The middle-aged man was right, it didn't take long for the logistics staff to come over to clean up, and it was definitely not seven o'clock at that time. I found out that they were just mopping the floor and changing the garbage bags from the trash cans in the three beds. They work so early in order to keep the hospital in the cleanest environment before they officially start work, so as to make a good first impression on visitors. Since then, it is not difficult to see the "shrewdness" of the Municipal People's Hospital, because this fully shows that the Municipal People's Hospital recognizes the importance of first impressions.

Then, it was the normal work of the nurses, taking body temperature, blood pressure and so on.

As the attending physicians of the upper echelons, of course, they were the last to appear. Just like yesterday, except for my father's attending physician, the other doctors came and still ignored us. During my father's infusion, I didn't have the time to actively "provoke" them. Of course, even if there is, I will never be so cheap that I have to stick someone's cold ass with a hot face.

His father's attending physician finally arrived, and like the other attending physicians, he was followed by two men in white coats. It seems that there is also a hierarchy gap between doctors. If you don't hug each other like this, then how can you show the identity and status of the attending physician?

Led by the attending physician, they conducted a certain degree of examination and brief questioning of my father. For me, of course, this is a great opportunity.

"Director so-and-so (pronoun of the surname), why didn't my father do atomization?" I asked, confused.

"Who told you to do atomization?" The attending physician did not answer the question.

"Nobody, I asked this when I saw atomization on the bed next door."

Hearing this, the attending physician smiled and said, "Different people have different situations, and not everyone must do nebulization." ”

"So, does my father want to do it?" Although I understood what the attending physician meant, I asked this question just to be on the safe side.

"Then do you know why the bed next door is atomized?" The attending physician still had a smile on his face.

"Maybe it's a bad cough. He barely slept last night because of his cough. It's not long since I fell asleep. ”

"That's not the end of it. Your father doesn't cough much, so why does he have to do nebulization? The attending physician nodded in satisfaction when he saw that I was stunned, but just as he was about to turn away, he suddenly remembered something, and continued, "But don't mistake me for a cough!" ”

Hearing the words of the attending physician, I was stunned for a moment, and then asked very puzzled, "Is the cough okay?" You don't know how painful it is to cough in the bed next door. According to his own words, every cough is accompanied by severe pain all over the body, and that kind of pain is by no means unbearable. It was because of his severe cough that he kept clamoring for painkiller injections yesterday. Later, because the indicators of painkiller injections were used up, I couldn't sleep for a whole night. ”

"You know only one thing, but you don't know the other." The attending physician said, "Coughing too often is not a good thing. However, it is absolutely not okay not to cough all the time! ”

Hearing the very firm tone of the attending physician, I asked with some curiosity, "Why?" ”

"There are many reasons for this, but simply put, coughing can cough up fluid in the lungs, which can enhance lung function and respiratory function. Conversely, if you don't cough effectively, you may develop respiratory tract infections, atelectasis, or respiratory insufficiency that can become life-threatening. It's not to scare you, but some patients don't follow our advice and don't cooperate with the cough well, and eventually they get angry and ......"

I know that the attending physician has tried to simplify it as much as possible, but there are still some technical terms that I don't understand very well. However, this does not affect my awareness of the seriousness of the situation. When I heard this, I said very nervously, "It seems that (a little panicked)...... Didn't hear my dad cough much. Director, there won't be any danger, right? "At that time, I couldn't see my own face, and I guess it must have been white.

Seeing that I was unusually nervous, the attending physician put an earpiece on my father's lungs and listened very carefully. "There's no danger for now. But if you don't cough all the time, then it's hard to say. ”

"Dad, do you hear it, I'm going to cough!" I almost ranted. It's definitely not a frustration, it's a worry. It was because of extreme care and worry that I roared so desperately and desperately.

"Silly boy, it's not that I don't cough, it's that I don't have to cough!" The father, who had an unusually quick temper, did not get angry this time, with great exception. He replied in a soft, unhurried and soft tone.

"Even if you don't have to cough, you have to cough intentionally!" The attending physician said to my father in an unquestioning tone, "Come, cough for me." ”

Hearing this, my father had no choice but to take the initiative to cough twice.

"This won't work!" After hearing this, the attending physician was very dissatisfied, "Don't be afraid of pain, be harder, louder!" ”

Under the pressure of the attending physician's gaze, my father had to cough in pain twice again. Although the voice was a little louder than before, the attending physician still seemed to be dissatisfied. However, this time he didn't say anything more, just told us to practice coughing a lot, and emphasized that we should cough until we coughed up the fluid in our lungs, and then left in a hurry. I can understand that. Because he has been delayed with us for a long time, and in fact, there are quite a few patients waiting for him!