If the patient’s condition has problems, they cannot be delayed and must be dealt with as soon as possible. Since the issue is caused by fibrinolysis, antifibrinolytic drugs can be attempted to resolve it. Hearing her answer correctly, Dr. Yuh nodded, while making a phone call to report to Shilei, while opening the medical records to prepare to write a prescription.

Upon receiving his call, Shilei listened for a moment and asked, "What medication do you want to use?"

In general, to train subordinates, senior doctors will first ask subordinates for their recommendations.

Dr. Yuh said, "Antifibrinolytic drug, Aprotinin?" While speaking, he couldn’t help but look at Student Xie: Is that right?

"It’s Tranexamic Acid." Xie Wanying repeated the answer she had given before.

"No, it’s Tranexamic Acid." Dr. Yuh immediately corrected himself, while privately asking her, "Is Aprotinin not suitable?"

Xie Wanying honestly told her senior: "It’s not that it’s unsuitable. It’s just that Aprotinin is reportedly used in heart surgeries and is more likely to cause complications compared to Tranexamic Acid."

With this answer from her, who is like a database, Dr. Yuh had great confidence, confirming with his superior: "I believe Tranexamic Acid is a better option."

Opposite, Shilei: "You guys... I ask you, who did you get the answer from?"

Dr. Yuh didn’t say, replied, "I thought of it myself."

"You write the prescription." Late at night, Shilei was temporarily too lazy to pursue further, and hung up the phone.

After writing the prescription, Dr. Yuh asked Student Xie again, "Are there any other areas to pay attention to?"

"Teacher, gradually increase the dosage. Stop when it’s sufficient, because this patient, Teacher Du is still quite worried about subsequent thrombosis."

"Alright." Dr. Yuh fully trusted her, swiftly wrote the prescription for the nurse to execute.

Seeing the patient’s condition stabilize, Xie Wanying walked back to the duty room to get a good sleep.

Du Mengen and Zhang Shuping were still unclear on what had happened but understood one thing: as long as she went to sleep, it meant the patient was probably fine, and they could also find a place to sleep.

The next morning, she woke up at seven o’clock. Student Geng didn’t call her again, which means the timely treatment last night didn’t have any issues. After rinsing her mouth, washing her face, and drinking the milk given by Boss, she walked out of the break room.

The phone in her pocket buzzed, reminding her to check her messages.

Oh no, last night she was only occupied with the patient and forgot about her mother coming to the Capital. Quickly, she took out her phone and checked her messages.

Her childhood friend sent her a message informing her that he had safely picked up her mother and brother, so she didn’t need to worry.

Xie Wanying breathed a sigh of relief and looked at the next message, which was actually sent by Senior Cao.

Cao Yong: Yingying, after work, take a good rest. Good night.

Being specially told good night by Senior Cao, Xie Wanying thought perhaps Senior Brother Shim had informed Senior Cao about her work here. Senior Cao knows her too well, worried she might not have slept.

The next message was just sent, opening it, she saw it was written by Doctor Hu.

Xie Wanying’s delicate brows furrowed.

Doctor Hu: It has been investigated, there is no one named Zhou Ruomei. It doesn’t rule out that the person changed names afterward. I will help you investigate further. So, that student list from back then, I will find time to send it to you, and you can ask those around you to look for clues.

Bad people usually plan meticulously before acting, it’s impossible to just be suddenly revealed. This matter happened too long ago, it’s not easy to investigate, but it’s necessary to give her mother an explanation.

Someone was speaking in the background, Xie Wanying quickly put away her phone. Turning around, a group of people approached from the front, led by a senior leader.