Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 844: Chapter 838: Car Accident_1

“Let’s go then, Nangong, would you like to come with us?” Gong Yuliang wondered whether she needed to deal with the documents he had just handed over to her or whether she would go with them. He felt that Qin Xue would continue to surprise them, so he wanted his niece to witness it.

“Let’s go.” Nangong Susu agreed with Gong Yuliang’s intention, so she did not refuse.

“Then let’s get going.” Gong Yuliang led the way after the discussion, followed by Mr. Mo and Nangong Susu, with Qin Xue bringing up the rear.

“Dean, a batch of wounded people from a car accident has just been sent in. We’re short on staff and there are two who are critically injured, the others are unable to perform surgery. We’d like you to take a look and see if you are able to operate personally.” Qin Xue and the others had barely left the meeting room when Ms. Zhang came panting and stood in front of them, speaking about the situation ahead without even catching her breath.

“Is the situation that serious? Then, Mr. Mo, you all go first and I will go and have a look.” Gong Yuliang told the others.

“No need, let’s go together. We happen to have these cases here, why not let Qin Xue take it as her exam subject.” Mr. Mo thought, why search for other cases when such a practical one is already available to assess Qin Xue’s abilities?

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“Then, Qin Xue, what do you think?” Gong Yuliang turned and asked Qin Xue after hearing Mr. Mo’s words.

“I have no objections, I can handle it.” Qin Xue arched her brow. Was this conveniently timed accident specifically created to challenge her capabilities?

“Alright then, let’s go.” Gong Yuliang, upon hearing that Qin Xue herself had no objections, decided to take her along.

With everyone in agreement, they headed to the lobby. But when they arrived, Qin Xue froze, shocked by the severity of the crash and the number of injured, some of whom were critically wounded.

“Ms. Zhang, could you help me put my bag away, please. Thank you,” Qin Xue, disregarding other matters, immediately plunged into action. She had completely forgotten that she was there to pass an exam and that a person without certification couldn’t participate in the rescue.

When Nangong Susu saw Qin Xue’s demeanor, she was about to stop her but was held back by Mr. Mo. Gong Yuliang also refrained from ceasing Qin Xue’s actions after observing her expression. A good doctor, he reasoned, could be judged by their demeanor and attitude when faced with patients, and Qin Xue indisputably was one.

Seeing Ms. Zhang taking her bag, Qin Xue pressed forward and joined the rest of the medical staff in their rescue efforts.

“Don’t let him move around, can’t you see that he’s bleeding profusely? He most likely has damaged his major artery, we need an immediate surgery to suture it. If we wait longer, he might bleed out.” Qin Xue found herself advising a rather perplexed nurse who seemed to be a recent graduate or intern, overwhelmed by the harsh reality of the accident scene.

“Fangfang, keep him still as this lady said. She’s right. Hurry!” A doctor nearby who was about to walk away stopped to instruct the once stunned nurse upon hearing Qin Xue’s words.

“Oh, yes, right away.” The nurse called Fangfang quickly snapped out of her daze. Now was not the time to be scared. She knew that as a nurse she would eventually face situations like these, so what was the difference between confronting it sooner or later? Encouraging herself internally, Fangfang began to act according to the instructions given by Qin Xue and the others.