No one taught him; it was purely a matter of personal workplace survival skills.
"You did very well. When a patient develops a hemopneumothorax, this is exactly how it should be handled. For the treatment of such patients, as long as effective drainage is performed, and the lung re-expands to compress the bleeding site, it can basically heal on its own. If continuous bleeding occurs, then timely thoracotomy for hemostasis must be considered. When you hand over your shift, you must explain clearly to the doctor taking over and observe closely."
Zhou Can really wasn't putting on airs.
Even when an attending doctor spoke to him, it was generally with this kind of consultative demeanor.
He used to try to speak with them very politely. Then he found that it made the other party feel flattered, and the conversation was particularly hard.
Always being long-winded and polite, Zhou Can really didn't have time to waste on that.
