"Has the patient's child been examined yet?"
Early the next morning, the third day of the Lunar New Year, Liu Banxia went straight to the emergency center and asked.
"Blood has already been drawn, and they're doing the instrument tests now," Xu Yino said.
"That tetanus patient had another episode of generalized spasm last night, lung sounds are normal. Right now it's just increased sweating, the other parameters haven't changed."
"Not bad, at least that's a relatively good sign. But you still have to keep a close eye on him—once a pulmonary infection sets in, it gets very dangerous," Liu Banxia said.
"By the way, you need to do a good job with his wife's mindset too. Right now the patient is relying entirely on his wife to help hold him up. If he himself loses the will to fight, the next stages of treatment will get very difficult."
Xu Yino glanced at him, looking like she wanted to say something but held back.
"Whatever you want to say, just say it," Liu Banxia said.
