My Daughter From The Future Messages Me To Help Me Date The School Belle - Chapter 38

Chapter 38: Not Very Handsome, But Very Arrogant

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

Unexpectedly, that person turned around angrily and shouted at Su Chen, “Your body is that weak? You can’t even stand properly? You’ve grown three legs for nothing!”

“What?” Su Chen was exasperated by this woman. She bumped into him but she was yelling at him? How shameless.

Su Chen opened his mouth to say, “Forget it, I’m not going to argue with you. After all, you have mouths up and down, so I can’t argue with you!”

“Hahaha!” Everyone in the bus froze, then started laughing.

The woman was both embarrassed and angry at the same time, but she could not say a word. The bus door opened, Su Chen also no longer paid attention to her, and got off the bus.

There were some women in this world who always felt that everyone in the world had to revolve around them, as if the world would not survive without them. Why were they so full of themselves? Who gave them the confidence? Was it hormones?

They needed a reality check.

If Su Chen was in the wrong, he was willing to apologize and do anything. However, if he wasn’t in the wrong, he wouldn’t take any of that lying down.

He was very prideful and smug.

After leaving the bus station and walking for two to three minutes, Su Chen arrived at the hospital locker room, where he changed his clothes and prepared to find Xiaoran and be a diligent little bee for another day.

However, just as he walked back to the entrance of the hospital, suddenly…

The main door of the hall was hurriedly opened and two people were carried in with blood all over their bodies. These people practically rushed in.

“Is anyone there? Help! Doctor, help! Is there a doctor? Help!”

Su Chen was startled and ran over quickly …

Two people were injured. One of them was a very young girl. There were several bloody wounds on her chest and blood kept seeping out from them.

The other was a middle-aged man. Half of his face seemed to have been torn open, and there were burn marks left behind.

Su Chen pushed the people around him away and looked at the situation of the two people with a serious gaze, and could barely control his breathing. Everything in front of him, as well as the “knowledge and practical experience” in his head directly indicated that this was a gunshot wound!

Most likely, it was the damage caused by some cold weapons! At present, it might even be a flintlock!

Because the bullets in the flintlock were mainly lead bullets, and because the material of lead was soft, once it entered or hit a person’s body, all the energy would instantly explode. The main reason was that the bullet head was met with resistance, and then it began to deform until it was crushed, causing internal damage to the muscles and arteries in the body.

The form of the wound was hundreds of times the cross-sectional area of the projectile. Coupled with the impact of blood pressure on the wound, the momentary impact on the body’s circulatory system … was invisible to most people on the surface, much less be aware of.

Gunshot wounds were extremely difficult to treat. Since all gunshot wounds caused damage, the bullet head would be removed.

Even when the pellet penetrated a person’s body, it would absorb the tissue fragments on the skin before entering the body.

Even if the surgery was successful, it could not be done in one go. They had to continuously drain the wound and prevent infectious diseases. They had to clean the wound continuously. Otherwise, even if the surgery was successful, the probability of the patient suffering from repercussions was still very high.

It was completely unlike in the movies where nothing would happen as long as the bullet was taken out. This was nonsense. As long as the bullet left a tiny bit of lead, heavy metal poisoning would be enough to kill a person…

More importantly, gunshot wounds were not an ordinary illness, where as long as one entered the hospital, they would be able to receive treatment. It was not that simple.

In a country where gun control was very strict, when medical staff saw a gunshot wound, the first thing they would do was to call the police and treat it at the same time. Moreover, the police had to be present during the entire treatment process.

Because no one knew whether the injured person was a good person or a bad person. Obviously, the people who sent the patient over knew the exact procedure.

A man took out his badge and hurriedly said, “There’s no need to call the police. We are the police!”

Su Chen was a little more relieved and said to the men as he pointed to the woman, “Put her on the ground first. Be slow and careful.”

Why didn’t he first treat the man whose face was already torn and looked very seriously injured?

It was because in Su Chen’s brain, all the theories and practical experience were indicating that this person could no longer hold on, and the possibility of saving his life was basically zero. There was no cure.”

As a doctor, even if he knew that the person beside him would die soon, he still would not be able to save him.

This kind of feeling was something normal people could not understand. However, doctors were not immortals. They were just ordinary people.

No matter how powerful the system was, it could not save a person whose brain was almost completely smashed by a bullet. Yes, movies were movies. They were all fiction.

As soon as a bullet entered the body, the terrifying spinning ability could turn a complete person into minced meat in an instant, not to mention the human brain, which was the most delicate part of the body.

As for movies, the kind where bullets enter the brain and avoid the nerves and the people still come back to life was simply a pipe dream and impossible to appear in a real situation.

Truth be told, such cases were rare in China.

Reaching out, he flipped open the eyelid on the left side of the injured person’s eye. Then, he grabbed the injured wrist with his right hand and started to feel for the pulse. This was a unique experience of multitasking! The pulse was weak, the vital signs were relatively low, and the heart was in a state of emergency stagnation. However, it could still be cured…

The doctors and nurses from the Emergency Department hurriedly pushed the moving hospital beds over. Everyone did their own thing and directly carried the female patient onto the hospital bed.

He could not wait until they got to the operating theater. He jumped onto the patient’s body and started performing CPR on the patient’s heart. He tried his best to resuscitate the patient before shouting at the medical staff around him.

“The patient’s heartbeat is slow, and there are symptoms of hypovolemic shock. The patient needs oxygen, epinephrine, and saline… Prepare an electric shock in advance for emergencies… Move away, don’t waste our time…”

“The first aid is working. Her pulse is already recovering. Prepare to send out the ultrasound equipment for examination. Why aren’t Director Gao and the surgeon here yet? Hurry up and get them to come over…”

Everyone entered the resuscitation room without any obstructions.

No matter whether it was the medical staff, or those onlookers around, they were all very shocked by Su Chen’s behavior. However, at this time, Su Chen simply did not care about these people..