Being on duty at night definitely required staying by the pregnant woman's bedside.
There was no need to constantly stare at those monitors; just a glance every so often would suffice. Because if there were any major changes in the patient's vital signs, the monitoring equipment would sound an alarm.
Furthermore, tasks such as changing intravenous drips, adjusting ventilator settings, and so on, all required Zhou Can's personal attention.
However, he hadn't even left the hospital when his cell phone rang.
Upon checking, it was an unfamiliar number.
"Hello, may I ask who's calling?"
Zhou Can answered the call.
"Dr. Zhou, Dr. Zhou, this is Dr. Pang! The patient's blood oxygen suddenly dropped, please come over quickly."
There was a hint of nervousness and panic in Dr. Pang's voice.
After all, she was the attending physician with experience working in an intensive care unit; could a sudden drop in blood oxygen scare her this much?
