"Hi, how are you feeling?"
"Have you farted yet?"
"Please rest well."
Lu Wenbin, Yu Yuan, and the others led an intern respectively as they went for their ward rounds.
Ward rounds in the Department of Surgery were very simple, especially ward rounds by the resident doctors. It usually only involved some simple tasks like checking incisions and changing of dressing, which were enough for a patient.
The thing that they needed to worry about the most was the major matter whether the patient had released a fart after the surgery.
Farting meant that the intestines were active, so the gas left from the surgery had been released, which meant that the patient had recovered normally after the surgery. If the patient did not fart, the doctors would need to consider situations such as whether there were any intestinal distortions, intestinal adhesion, or whether their hands had touched some part of the patient's body where they were not supposed to touch.
