Chapter 2493: Don’t Disdain the Boss

Xie Wanying could see Doctor Song reflecting, thinking to herself: Ah, maybe it’s better to let Doctor Song just say it straight. After all, the atmosphere right now is a bit tense.

The problem now is, who draws the blood hematoma.

Actually, this procedure isn’t difficult. If it were an average patient, it might be a good practice for a more skilled medical student or a resident.

Xie Wanying thought of this and asked, "Class monitor, will you draw it for me?"

Standing outside the door, Yue Wentong froze upon hearing this. The other classmates quickly patted the class monitor’s back to calm him down, preventing him from fainting from shock.

"Junior Sister, you really—" Shim Youhuan couldn’t help but laugh, pointing a finger at her. In reality, everyone around was about to laugh.

The overly serious atmosphere in the room immediately dissipated.

Cao Yong’s mouth couldn’t help but lift slightly. He touched her hair, and his eyes fell solemnly on her injured area.

"Ahem ahem." Zhang Huayao cleared his throat twice, lifted the CT film to take another look, and asked, "Do you need me to draw it?"

The one most startled should be the injured herself. Xie Wanying’s reply was as quick as lightning: "No need."

Having a big boss draw her subcutaneous hematoma was a rhythm to scare someone to death.

"Who do you want to draw for you?"

The class monitor can’t do it? It seems he can’t.

A bunch of bosses on the scene gave her a clear look: Don’t look down on the bosses.

Seeing her dilemma, Cao Zhao walked to the bedside, exchanged a glance with his younger brother, and patted her head, saying, "Second Brother will help you draw, alright?"

Immortal Brother referred to himself as Second Brother, like comforting a neighborhood little sister. Just right, she always wanted to see Immortal Brother show his skills.

The others, seeing her expression, probably agreed.

Tao Zhijie, as the attending doctor at least, needed to assist.

He Guangyou personally went to prepare the materials.

Puncturing a subcutaneous hematoma depends on the location. Some critical locations would be considered surgery and not just a normal invasive procedure. Today’s puncture, while not involving a critical organ, is next to one, so it counts as a slightly risky invasive procedure.

To perform the procedure, Cao Zhao removed his outer coat, washed his hands, disinfected them again, and then put on sterile gloves.

Tao Zhijie stood opposite, responsible for disinfecting the puncture area and laying the drape.

The others stepped back, some exiting the room, to make space for the procedure and reduce contamination risks.

Zhang Huayao stood at the farthest corner from the bed, leaning against the wall, observing every move of the surgeon.

Lying on the bed, Xie Wanying realized she needed to look up a bit and then lower her head to see Immortal Brother operate.

Soon, the others noticed what she intended to do.

Cao Yong pressed her shoulder down, saying, "No need to rush."

Following that, pairs of eyes shot glances at her: This Student Xie, can’t even be a proper patient, can she?

Instantly recalling what Senior Brother Huang had said before, Xie Wanying dared not move.

Looking up, she couldn’t see Immortal Brother’s operation, but she could observe the reactions of everyone else around her.

Watching Cao Zhao pull off the syringe cap and toss it into the treatment trolley’s tray, he held the syringe in his right hand, the needle tip gleaming under the fluorescent light, displaying a scene reminiscent of a drama.

The crowd around thought: Why doesn’t this man just go make movies?

Only seeing, Tao Zhijie, known for his slow pace, didn’t dare to be slow tonight. After positioning, he signaled the Chief Surgeon.

Cao Zhao extended his left middle finger to feel the puncture site again. With his dark eyes fixed, the needle swished through the air, shining a light, piercing the patient’s skin.

A few seconds later, the sound of the syringe dropping into the treatment tray was heard, indicating the procedure was complete.