Intern Lectures Attending

Medical Center.

Adam compiled the most detailed information and precautions on Pain-Immunity Syndrome, sent it to Sheldon, and then, at Cristina's urging, went to Alice Grey for private lessons.

"Meredith really went?"

Adam glanced at Cristina.

With several people suddenly gone, leaving only him and Cristina facing Alice Grey, the space suddenly felt much emptier.

What do you think?

Cristina shrugged. "When she was having lunch with Finn, Dr. Shepherd ran into her and he seduced her right in front of Finn Dr. Shepherd surgery. How could she dare to break her promise tonight?"

"She'll regret it sooner or later for acting like this."

Adam shook his head.

Cristina looked helpless.

Meredith's mother, Alice Grey, didn't care about her daughter's affairs at all. She tapped on her desk and coldly reminded her, "Let's begin!"

Cristina immediately straightened up, picked up her notebook, and stared intently at Alice Grey... discussing medicine with Adam.

No way.

With her abilities, she could only listen in.

This alone made her stand out from the crowd.

Many more people don't even have the qualifications or ability to listen in.

The next day.

Morning.

When a familiar figure appeared at the hospital, it immediately sparked a gossip storm.

"Isn't that Mark Sloan? Why is he here again!"

"Didn't you see he's wearing a hospital white coat? I heard that he, like Dr. Shepherd and Dr. Montgomery, resigned from his job in Boston and officially joined the Medical Center."

"Tsk tsk! Is this true love? Or just pure melodrama?"

"Look, look! Dr. Shepherd is walking over there, a fight is about to break out!"

"We can't afford to fight back. Last time was an accident. It injured Dr. Shepherd's hand afterward, and the head doctor has yelled at us many times. If we get injured again, the head doctor will definitely lose his temper completely."

"Yes, the hands of a renowned doctor are the hospital's most valuable asset, and they must never be injured."

"I heard that Dr. Yang really likes authority, and that's why she got together with Dr. Burke. So, Dr. Burke's hands are everything to her!"

"Something's off about you, hehe."

"You're acting strange too, hehe."

"You young girls, I really don't know what to say, you're so daring."

"Stop talking nonsense. Look, Dr. Shepherd is chasing after the head doctor demanding an explanation."

"It's hopeless. For the director, business is business. Although Dr. Shepherd's Neurosurgery has a high status, in terms of earning power, it is only half that of the Plastic Surgery Department. How could the director possibly listen to him?"

"Half? That's too exaggerated! Dr. Shepherd earns the hospital 2 million a year, so does that mean Dr. Sloan could earn 4 million a year?"

"That's how outrageous it is! If this Dr. Sloan. Mark Sloan didn't earn that much money, do you really think he could live such a life just because he's tall and handsome?"

"What's so great about him being tall and handsome? Humph, he can't compare to Dr. Duncan at all!"

"Yes, Dr. Duncan is just too serious. Otherwise, with his qualifications, even without that much money, he could still outdo this Mark Lang."

"Oh, what a pity. I wish Dr. Duncan could be a little like Mark Sloan, even just a little bit."

"Mmm!"

A group of nurses were gossiping amongst themselves.

"This must be a nightmare."

When Dr. Montgomery saw Mark Sloan, he immediately facepalmed, then went up to question Mark, and the meeting ended badly.

Around noon.

Adam was walking from the emergency room to the cafeteria when he was surprised to see a strange scene in the corridor.

"Get out! Get out! Get out!"

With a series of urgent shouts from a woman, Dr. Montgomery reluctantly walked out of the ward.

"Am I seeing things?"

Adam was astonished. "When did you start getting 'asked to leave' by patients?"

"It's obvious I was distracted today."

Dr. Montgomery leaned against the wall, his eyes closed in exhaustion.

As a top Neonatology, she has always been the object of patients' and their families' flattery, and she has not experienced such an awkward situation for a long time.

What is the patient's condition?

Adam clearly knew why Dr. Montgomery was distracted, but he didn't bother to explain, and was more curious about what illness had made her so distressed.

Because it wasn't a difficult case, even if Dr. Montgomery was distracted, he wouldn't have encountered such a situation.

"The pregnant woman's cervix is fully dilated and she has had three contractions, but the fetus is still 2 centimeters above the pelvis and there is no obvious tendency for it to descend."

"Dr. Montgomery said with his eyes closed."

"Then a C-section should be performed immediately."

Adam took the medical record from her hand, frowning as he read it, "Otherwise, as time goes on and the contractions increase, the fetal heart rate will slow down, and there is a high possibility of late-stage bradycardia..."

"I know, do you think I don't even know this?"

Dr. Montgomery opened his eyes and said irritably, "But the pregnant woman insisted on natural childbirth, saying that she was not a weak woman, that she would not back down when faced with danger, that she wanted to follow her birth plan, that she wanted to experience the pain of childbirth, and that I should not scare her. Then she screamed and kicked me out."

Are you?

Adam closed the medical record and looked at her.

"What did you say?"

Dr. Montgomery was taken aback.

"Dr. Montgomery. Addison Montgomery!"

Adam said sternly, "Are you a weak woman? What are you doing? You think the patient can just come and go as she pleases? What does she know about danger?"

At a time like this, insisting on a natural childbirth plan and proudly saying that she would not back down in the face of danger and wanted to experience the pain of natural childbirth, she was risking her own and her child's lives.

You are her doctor!

Forget your melodramatic love stories, and now use your top-tier medical experience and intuition to tell me what to do about her.

He reviewed the various data in the medical records and realized that there was no time to lose.

"She should have a cesarean section immediately."

"Dr. Montgomery said instinctively."

"Then what are you waiting for?"

Adam said in a deep voice, "Every minute we wait now increases the danger to them, mother and child!"

You are her Attending Physician, the top authority. Show your authority and dignity, stop being weak, and take responsibility for the lives of her and her child!

Many patients are very stubborn; if the doctor does not demonstrate sufficient authority, they will immediately follow their own wishes.

For example, Dr. Montgomery's experience and intuition told him that an immediate cesarean section was necessary because the fetus was too heavy and a series of data showed that vaginal delivery would be difficult.

If left untreated, the baby may die from a slow heart rate.

Even the pregnant woman herself is in danger.

Even in modern hospitals, it's not uncommon for two lives to be lost in a pregnancy.

Giving birth is a life-or-death ordeal for women; it's no joke.

That was truly the result of countless tears and blood.

But the pregnant woman was very stubborn, and Dr. Montgomery was distracted by the melodramatic love triangle, which made him seem less authoritative and less confident.

The pregnant woman immediately sensed something was wrong and quickly retorted to Dr. Montgomery, "Is late-onset heart rate possible? Has it happened yet? No? What are you talking about? I'm not a weak woman, I won't back down when faced with danger, I have my own delivery plan!"

Perhaps her success in other fields gave her the illusion that she could eventually win as long as she stuck to her ideas.

Unfortunately, not every successful path can be replicated in other fields.

Professional matters should be handled by professionals!