Recently, a video circulated on the Internet.
The screen shows a nurse who is placing a patient when he is suddenly kicked in the ear by the patient. He covered his ears and continued to reassure the patient on the bed, making sure that the patient could not have an accident.
Because of symptoms such as tinnitus and nausea, the nurse was diagnosed with a tear in the earlobe after relevant diagnosis. After learning afterwards, the patient had just undergone heart bypass surgery and was mentally manic, which led to the occurrence of this incident.
After seeing this video, netizens have their own opinions.
Some people think that "the emergency department may be critically ill consciousness is not clear, making such an action can also be understood, from a medical point of view called delirium, I believe that people engaged in medicine have such an experience";
Others believe that "this is a deliberate act of hurting people, this is a normal reaction after surgery, the doctor must have explained it earlier, why can't the patient himself overcome it?" What is the act of spiritual venting based on the suffering of others."
In fact, from the perspective of ordinary people, as far as anyone is concerned, everyone will be angry, but it is precisely because they have a special identity - an angel in white, so they can only do their job dutifully.
As long as you see the two roles of doctors and nurses, people have always been great praise. It is precisely because of these statements that they have no complaints.
But then again, is this really how medical staff really feel? Not necessarily.
I am telling the truth here, and I believe that many people feel the same way. After all, isn't that the praise of angels in white nothing more than moral kidnapping?
Opposing the media's praise of frontline health workers overwork is what we should be advocating.
Every time at the time of the festival, thousands of families enjoy the happy and beautiful atmosphere of the New Year, but they are surrounded by the sound of emergency phone calls, and they dare not slack off in their thinking, all of which they want?
Proceeding from this logic, is there something wrong with praise? There is a fundamental difference between the two.
People are the praise of angels in white, which is a true righteous praise, but also in accord with human nature. Praising them is just an emotional need, because it does make itself feel the greatness of duty, which is understandable;
But some people continue to misinterpret its meaning, praising something inhumane and overloaded. For example, diligence and responsibility, hard-working, tolerance and generosity, temper and so on, we do not say anything about the matter, but everything is based on overload.
If you work overtime, you deserve people's praise; if you don't work overtime, you ignore the patient.
Here I would like to ask: Are medical workers robots? Don't they need to rest? Should they be overloaded every day?
This kind of praise in disguise is invisibly the burden imposed on them - moral kidnapping.
Praise is praise, its essential meaning must not change, I believe this is a point that everyone agrees with. If you want to practice this social norm and human nature, you must be within the framework of legal permission and moral constraints, otherwise it is all a lie.
Speaking of this, the author thought of Zhang Dingyu, president of Jinyintan Hospital.
Individuals suffer from frostbite, but never give up on the treatment of patients. Day and night, night and day, the cycle repeats, and he has not closed his eyes for many days in the early days of the outbreak. If he were your father, would you rather see that?
It can only be said that no matter what profession, some people are willing to settle down, some people are willing to sacrifice themselves, this nurse is so disregarding her own safety to take care of patients, this professionalism is worth learning from everyone.
Every rescue, every operation, relies on the benevolence of the doctor who goes all out and races against the clock. When they are doing their duty, I hope that patients can also compare hearts and minds.
Finally, I would like to say one sentence:
When everyone has good intentions, I believe the world will not be cold.
I'm Bigeye, thanks for reading.