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Yes. This is Sejung Hospital Emergency Room.
Episode 11
What about his level of conciousness?
What?
A fall victim?
His vitals?
No, You can't
Now there is not enough..
Hello?
Ah seriously. This is driving me crazy.
Is there any empty bed?
Yes, I think we can empty out #17 bed.
Yes, they said that a fall victim is coming in.
Yes, I got it.
Ah, they are here. Ah, I'm getting crazy!
Is he the fall victim?
He is bullet wounded patient.
Bullet wounded?
Move quick! Make a room for him.
How many staff do you have tonight?
Did night sift nurses arrive?
Not yet.
What? They are not here yet?
How's the patient?
He's crashing. His BP is 100/60.
He had massive bleeding at the scene.
This is driving me crazy.
Let's move him first.
Yes understood!
Another patient is coming!
Agioo! Seriously, this is getting crazy.
He fell while fighting that patient over there.
He cashed into the concrete floor.
He's losing his consciousness. His BP is in the 90s range.
Patient, do you know where you're at?
Patient, do you know where you're at?
How could you bring such critical patients at the same time?
Busan National Univ Hospital ER is taking care of a bunch of students whose bus crashed.
There isn't one ER or OR
I'm going to go crazy.
Let's move him quickly first.
A gunshot wound?
Did he shoot that guy?
What kind of a gun did he use?
It was a pistol.
This detective was pursuing that suspect.
Check his BP and start him on an IV.
Send out the blood tests and call the CT scan lab.
Patient!
Patient, do you know where you're at?
Hospital
Yes, you are right.
We are going to take your clothes off.
And we are going to do some tests.
Do you have a guardian?
How many times were you shot?
They say you'd need to know how many times the bullets enter and exit the body.
Why? What?
I also am a layperson when it comes to a gunshot wound.
When did I ever see a gunshot patient?
Find out quickly how many times the bullets entered and exited!
Yes, understood!
This looks like a gunshot wound.
I don't see any proof that the bullets passed.
There is another bullet wound at the back.
I think both are still inside his body.
I think it'd be better to contact Dr. Choi for gunshot wounds.
If it's a trauma in the back, we need to call Thoracic Surgery.
We still haven't heard anything official regarding Dr. Choi,
so call Thoracic Surgery.
You must call Thoracic Surgery,
if you want him to get reinstated.
Got it?
Yes, I understand. Got it?
Yes, I understand.
Ah, also call General Surgery.
-- Let's have them all at once. -- I got it.
Yes understood
Yes, I'm ER's intern Lee Min Woo.
I'm calling you for a gunshot wound patient in the ER.
Yes.
He got shot in two places.
Yes.
I'm calling you for one gunshot wound patient and one fall patient. I'm calling you for one gunshot wound patient and one fall patient. Yes.
I'm calling you for one gunshot wound patient and one fall patient.
Yes, General Surgery must see them now.
Dr. Kim Do Hyeong, his BP is dropping. Should I ask for blood?
Ok.
Please order blood and get a central venous catheter set ready.
I'll do the central venous catheter.
I will do it.
I succeeded on Mr. Park Won Gook's swollen vein on the first attempt.
You know that, right?
What crime did he commit?
He doesn't look like a criminal.
Why? What? Why?
What are you looking at? What?
You need to place the central venous catheter quickly.
What are you doing right now?
We're in a hurry.
First I have to look at his body type.
I have to pay attention to the patient.
Dr. Kim,
I think this patient has both pneumothorax and hemothorax.
Don't you think we need to insert the chest tube first?
Would we be able to take CT scans?
Let's try to keep his BP up.
His BP is not going up even with the full drip.
Should we give him some Type O blood?
Let's do that.
First, call for the portable X-ray machine.
Portable X-ray, got it.
It went in.
Huh?
Is that right?
At first try!
Ok then, you work on this patient too.
Just a moment.
Where is he?
Detective Jang!!
Detective Jang? This way, please.
Young Woo! Young Woo!
Are you okay?
Young Woo!
Young Woo...
I am sorry but...
Can you tell me where it is?
Is there any place that you suspect?
Woa. Wait!
Where did you hide it?
Where is it?
Open your eyes, you jerk!
Won't you open your eyes?!
What are you doing?
He's a trauma patient who needs absolute rest.
Move away.
Is he able to communicate?
It is hard.
He is conscious, but because of massive bleeding, his BP is dropping.
So, we need to do the intubation.
How much time do we have?
If we don't do it now, the patient's condition will get worse.
Hey you! You are not sleeping right now, are you?
Hey!
Open your eyes! Where is it?
The kid is still alive, right?
You cannot do this right now.
Is he going to make it?
I mean both of them.
Both are in critical condition.
As you can see.
He's a kidnapper.
You have to save him.
We haven't even found the kid yet.
We have to solve this while he still is conscious.
I ask you for your cooperation, please.
Hey, are you OK?
Hey.
Hey, you.
Where is the kid?
I'm going to go crazy after all these.
Who has the gunshot wound?
What time do you think it is to accept two critically injured patients at the same time?
We only have one OR available.
What is this right now?
You're looking at me as if you have never heard that before.
Frankly, it will be a lucky day if one of them gets an operation right now.
You should have sent them to other hospitals. Why did they bring them both here?
A bus rolled over near Busan National University Hospital.
We JUST took X-rays.
We will be able to decide whether to send them somewhere or not once we know their conditions!
Why are you mad at me? So, how was the X-ray?
Go show it to him!
I will.
Follow me, please.
Hey, you. Come to your senses!
Hey, you!
Where is the kid?
You shouldn't do this.
Tell me.
-- TELL ME! -- Please calm down.
Give me a second. WHERE IS THE KID?
You can't do this.
Let go of me! Hey, you!
If you die like this,
I will follow you to hell to get you!
The kid...
Is the kid still alive?
Before he came out to get the money,
the parents talked to the kid on the phone.
We believe the kid was still alive until then.
Patient! Patient!
Open your eyes!
Hey, you!
Patient!
What is happening?
Please prepare the intubation!
Tell me quick!
Before it becomes a bigger crime, tell me right now!
It is placed next to kidney.
Call Urology.
Although the bullet is in the kidney,
the wound is in the abdomen.
General Surgery should take care of it.
That also makes sense.
Gosh.
Please calm down.
What do you want me to do? He's not talking.
Dr. Kim Do Hyeong,
Should I wait a little before doing intubation?
Please let go of me.
I need to hear it.
Yes, I'm in the ER...
There are two patients, one with a gun shot wound...
Yes.
Yes, a gun shot wound.
And the other a patient who fell from the seawall came in together.
Of course, we're going to arrange an OR.
it seems like both need open abdomen surgery.
Do the intubation!
She's going to do... what?
Let go of me, really!
Yes, I will!
Tell me, tell me already!
Please calm down.
Do it quick!
Let go of me!
What are you doing right now? What is that?
I need to hear what he has to say!
We are going to save him!
Let go of me!
Good job.
Working the night shift today?
What about you professor. What are you doing so late at night?
Since I've been resting during day, now I should check up on the patients.
Let's go quickly.
Isn't it time to change shifts?
That's right.
Even though the kidneys are fairly damaged, we just wait upon it.
What about the surgery?
A professor of Urology usually has no reason to be on duty at night.
It takes him about 30 minutes to get here from his home.
What about the operating room?
They said they would open one.
They said one OR became available that's just done with a scheduled surgery.
Really?
Aigoo, who should we start with?
That police patient, the blood isn't going in...
And his bp is maintained at around 90. Should I quickly go and get a CT scan for him?
Okay. You go.
Alright.
I'm going to have to try to call all the nearest hospitals.
Whether they have an operating room or ICU open.
Doctor. What can I do when there is only one operating rom open!
Oh my goodness. What am I going to do! I'm going to go crazy!
I get what you're saying, but the fall victim already had his CT scan taken.
We should send him up already. We don't have much time.
Patient Yoo Seung Chul already has 2 gunshot wounds.
Who should be going in first?
Looking at the dark part of small intestines, it's possible that there is necrosis.
I see the bleeding at intercostal arteries and hepatic artery.
This gun-shot wounded patient is also an emergency case.
I'll go into one surgery room, so you go into one too.
M..... me?
Professor! How can I?
You came inside with Dr. Kim Min Joon.
It's been one month since I have been dispatched.
And with these patients, whose arteries have been damaged.
Oh... no I can't.
Also, there are a lot of people who went out on vacation.
We are short on anaesthesiologists, surgical nurses and manpower.
I'll call again.
I personally called Anaesthesiologist Ji Han Goo.
I'll try calling again.
What about a different hospital?
What about a different hospital?!
All of the seven hospitals said they couldn't.
I didn't even look farther then that.
Well, as for the patient Yoo Seung Chul, his abdominal part is in danger too,
but looking at the bleeding at his chest, the chest part is more serious.
Even if we were to perform surgery on him, we would have to open up his chest first.
Since the Thoracic Surgery team needs one more hour before their surgery is over,
We should first start with Patient Jang Young Woo, who needs abdominal surgery.
Wouldn't that be better?
Yes, professor.
If Patient Jang Young Woo doesn't go into surgery now, we can't guarantee anything...
Yes.
Patient Yoo Seung Chul is in critical condition too, professor.
We can't even get him a CT scan.
He won't be able to last an hour.
He got shot in the back and in the chest.
There's one in between his 11th and 12th rib and there's another one in his liver.
The amount of bleeding is also massive.
Are they going to survive?
Doctor! You need to save them!
The gunshot patient and the fall victim,
they are both in critical condition.
On which one are you going to perform surgery first?
On which one are you going to perform surgery first?!
Detective! Detective!
How did it go?
Is my child still alive?
Please just tell me that.
Please calm down. We don't know anything yet.
We are trying our best to save him.
Our child has been kidnapped.
We will pay the hospital fee.
Just save him.
Doctor, please just save him.
Doctor...
Dr. Jae In, aren't you crazy?
That person sacrificed his life because of his job.
And you dismiss such a person?
Don't fog the professor's decision.
If Patient Yoo Seung Chul wasn't a kidnapper,
Can you tell me to let him go that easily?
They say that you can't discriminate between person's lives. But, are these two the same?
Fine then. What about the child. What happens to the child if he dies?
They said three hours before that the child was still alive.
Including the child it's two people.
Oh, so two people are unconditionally on the top of the list?
This patient is in a more critical condition.
Because he's in a critical condition,
Because he's in a critical condition!
Even if he went into surgery he might not wake up! Isn't that right?
What about the ICU?
Today, in the ICU...
Among those patients, there is one that is in good condition.
So, there is space in the ICU.
We're going to perform embolization
on the fall victim at the Angiography Lab.
The gunshot wound patient, bring him to the OR. We will take a look at his wounds.
Ah, professor...
Their conditions are fairly similar.
Why is this patient first?
That's why I said it's about making time.
The gunshot wound patient's trouble is the renal hilum.
There's a good chance that the vena cava is demaged.
We can't control it in any other way.
The bullet pierced through the chest and penetrated the abdomen.
Then of course, the liver is damaged and the diaphragm is probably damaged as well.
Patient Yoo Seung Chul...
If we don't go into surgery the life of the patient will be in danger.
This patient...
His blood pressure is slowly going up with the transfusion.
For the kidnapper, you can just use a vasopressor to maintain his blood pressure.
The kidnapper you are talking about... his name is Yoo Seung Chul.
He has 2 gunshot wounds.
If the bullet has penetrated his body cleanly, it's not such a difficult surgery. He has 2 gunshot wounds.
If the bullet has penetrated his body cleanly, it's not such a difficult surgery.
I suspect the bullet is lodged at the starting point of the kidney.
We have to hurry.
Where is he?
Young Woo was chasing the suspect, and then...
Honey, honey!
Patient Jang Young Woo is my husband.
How did it go. Is he alright?
Huh? Huh?
We never got to have the baby's first birthday. You must save him.
Please calm down. He will definitely save him.
Right this way.
I'm leaving it up to you.
Prepare for Patient Yoo Seung Chul's surgery.
Yes, I understand.
If the blood is streaming out of his chest, shouldn't he be having a thoracic surgery first?
Tell the Thoracic team to come down and perform his surgery.
And professor, please take a look at Patient Jang Young Woo first...
Whether it's the chest or the belly... if it isn't opened up, he can die.
If we are fast we can take care of it within two hours.
All we can do is pray that he will hold on.
How can you place a kidnapper and a police officer on the same pedestal?
Even though he's in a critical condition, there isn't much difference between the both of them.
There isn't any other solution for Patient Yoo Seung Chul.
Even though there is a slight difference, shouldn't you consider the severity of his condition?
He might not have a chance at survival.
If he's at black level, I will give up too.
When you look at him, do you think we can give up on him?
I don't know if his grade is 4 or 5.
But at a humane level...
I don't think it is at the level in which at the expense of others you would have to choose.
It's not our position to decide whether a person deserves to live or not.
We are neither a God nor a judge.
nor on a battlefield determining whether it's an ally or the enemy...
As a doctor who has to treat both of them...
Can you say such a thing?
I chose him to save them both.
Are you going to go into surgery with me?
I don't need you if you don't care for the patient.
Dr. Kang Jae In, come into the surgery room with me.
As for you...
To make sure that patient can survive...
Stay beside him.
Yoo Seung Chul.... Chief!
Was this person a cop,
or a suspect?
I can't really say just by looking at his face.
Are you interested in that kind of stuff?
Of course! I'm only human!
Oh? What brought you here, Thoracic Surgery?
Our professor just left his home.
He told me to come first, so I came.
Since the bleeding at his chest is massive, I was thinking if we should open the chest first.
How much was the bleeding?
It's more than 1,000cc.
Then, I think we should open the chest first.
Our professor said to go ahead. if Professor Choi can open first and fix it,
Then, should we turn the patient to lie on his side?
What do you think? Should I set up one-lung ventilation?
I will open the abdomen first.
If the bullet went into the chest and the bleeding is more than 1,000cc, opening the chest first is right.
If the massive hemorrhage occurred because of the chest, where could it be?
It must be a lung.
Right. If it were the heart, he would've died instantly.
Even if the abdominal arteries were injured, this patient would've died before arriving at the OR.
It can be either the pulmonary vein or pulmonary artery by some slim chance too, but not likely.
The direction of bullet also shows that it's neither a major blood vessel nor the heart.
Even if one lung is injured, a person can endure with the other lung.
Therefore, we will open the abdomen first.
Scalpel.
Professor, then what about the hemorrhage at the chest?
Wait. I will show you.
Honey!!! Where are you taking him now?
Yes, now we're going to do embolization.
Will he become alright with that?
We don't have any other option at the moment.
Well, anyway, we will do our best.
Honey . . .
Honey . . .
Here's the bullet.
We're going to have to cut off one kidney.
We will do blunt dissection.
Yes.
Hold the veins and arteries of the kidney...
Right angle clamp!
Metzenbaum scissors.
Tie.
Cut
Cut
Are you done with dissection already?
We're not doing the transplant.
We should finish quickly and leave.
Professor, vena cava is leaking.
Apply pressure.
In the future, I might need to do dissection at a little higher point and then suture.
Mixter.
- Prolene! - 5-0?
Forceps.
Looking at the CT scans, his mesenteric artery has burst.
Yes, but still shouldn't we block all?
If we block the mesenteric artery,
his intestines might have necrosis.
Yes, about that, we will reconfirm when we open his abdomen.
- Will you? - Yes.
Then, well..
Here, you can see the intercostal artery leaking.
Yes.
The blood vessels are more damaged than I expected.
It's leaking here too.
Glue
Secure this with the glue.
Uh? It's blocked.
Ok, we've checked that it doesn't leak.
Then, shall we move on to the hepatic artery?
The splenic artery and gastric artery are also leaking!
You can block all, can't you?
These days, I heard that aorta can be blocked as well as hepatorrhagia by embolization.
Most of things can be blocked by embolization.
How is his BP?
It was momentarily increased, but is now dropping.
Please take this Ambu.
After stopping the bleeding, the BP is rising.
- What about the bleeding at the chest? - It's reduced too.
So, it was indeed the problem at the abdomen, not at the chest.
Irrigation.
Suction.
Sunction.
I think the patient's body temperature is dropping too.
I heard that only arteries were broken.
It shouldn't be like this.
Let's scan the veins too.
Can you scan the veins too?
It can be done if I give the time difference of the blood coming back from arteries.
I can't do any more. The veins are leaking.
What?
You know that too. We can handle only arteries, not veins.
Hurry to bring the patient to the OR.
The previous surgery probably isn't finished yet.
I secured the arteries surely.
I have no other means available here.
Go up to the OR quickly.
Ah.. but Doctor, you should hold him here as long as possible.
There is no other option but to go to the OR.
You, come over here.
Yes, I got it.
Hold it. You, give me your hand.
Yes.
It's diaphragmatic rupture!
For this, we will do debridement.
Pardon?
The bullet must have punctured nastily, and its contamination must be severe too.
I'm trying to clean that up well.
Yes, I understood.
I only saw the right lung, but the wound isn't severe.
The bullet must have just grazed it.
I think we don't have to open the chest.
Then, what was that massive hemorrhage earlier?
The bullet was struck at the starting point of the kidney,
and it went through the great vein and liver.
That's why the bleeding was massive.
Yes.
That blood flowed through the bullet hole at diaphragm and went up to the chest.
Irrigation.
How is the color of the chest tube?
Oh, it's a bit red, but almost like water.
That much hemorrhage can be controlled by the chest tube.
Once, with a patient with stab wound,
you made a mistake. --Jeez!
I think it's done earlier than I expected.
Code Blue at the angiography room!
- Code Blue at the angiography room! - What does it mean?
Wait a moment.
- By any chance...? - It probably would be nothing. Don't worry.
- What is Code Blue? - Ah, everything will be fine.
Code Blue at the angiography room!
If it's at the angiography room,
wouldn't it the patient, Jang Young Woo?
Bring the E-box and defibrillator! Hurry!
Aigo, I'm going crazy!
What's going on?
What's going on?
Suddenly, the patient's condition became critical, so now he's under emergency care.
I will tell you more after it's done.
He will be fine.
What happened? Come, quickly!
Connect it, quickly!
Keep doing CPR!
- Is it plugged? - Hurry to prepare it!
The vitals came back!
Good work! Let's move him to the ER quickly.
Bring the mat, mat!
Where are you going again?
You can come to the ER!
Would he be alright?
His condition is bad enough to have arrest.
By CPR, his vitals barely came back,
but his blood pressure is still low.
While doing blood transfusion, once his condition is better, we will move him to the OR.
Doctor! It's arrest!
What?
Quickly, start CPR.
Hurry to do CPR! Squeeze the Ambu!
Please prepare the intubation.
--Give him epinephrine. --Yes.
What's going on??
There is another arrest.
Right now, we're doing CPR for emergency care,
so please, wait a little bit.
Press a little harder!
Harder!
Give him a unit of epinephrine!
Switch, Swith!!
Harder, harder!
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10! 1, 2, 3, 4, ....
Squeeze the Ambu!
Aish, squeeze it a little harder! Quickly!
Hey, switch, switch! Squeeze the blood pack quickly too!
Wake up, honey! Please!
Harder, harder!
Give him one more epinephrine!
How is it going?
He's had two cardiac arrests.
Arrest came twice, but the second one has been for 30 minutes.
Take your hands off.
Will I... explain to them?
Press.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ....
The patient
Had an arrest twice.
And the second one has been for 30 minutes.
The monitor is still showing the signs, though!
With the power of medicine and machine, it just looks like that.
Since the heart has already stopped for 30 minutes,
the brain damage is also concerned.
His parents are on their way too.
How long do you think it would take?
About 1 hour.
Please stop, Doctor.
He had a hard time working as a detective.
Now, please let him leave comfortably.
Say good bye to your father.
I really hope that you can find the child.
So that his death won't be for nothing.
Take your hands off.
Jang Young Woo, time of death,
12:30 AM.
After cleaning, we will let you meet the deceased patient.
Follow me.
Let's go.
Ah, yes.
Is that so?
OK. I understand.
It's alright. Don't feel so bad.
There's nothing we could have done.
You've worked hard. Go get some rest. I will take care of this patient.
How did the surgery go?
We've finished it successfully.
I will contact you when he wakes up.
Thank you!
Thank you, doctor.
I heard that you were able to open only one OR room.
So I've sent an official letter to each department.
From now on, they will be more willing to cooperate.
Chief!
Ah, yes.
There's a letter of request for cooperation.
What cooperation request?
You've got to take a look at the mail. We are in trouble!
Why are you making such a fuss?
There is a mail...
Aish!
You've got to read it yourself! It's hard to say it.
Calm down.
Chief, Chief!
Take a look at this!
The chairman will... Severe Trauma Center...
Oh, you are here, Chief.
You've come, Chief.
Chief,
there is an official letter. I think you should take a look at this.
What is it?
What is this all about? They are creating a Traumatology team?
Since Choi In Hyeok's return, shouldn't we have expected this?
Choi In Hyeok is coming back?
How can you be so slow in getting news?
Professor Choi In Hyeok's resignation process has not been completed yet.
Chairman had an interview with Professor Choi In Hyeok.
Whether you assign one particular one or the doctor on duty gets the call,
they want us to come in as soon as we get a call regarding Trauma.
Since it turned out to be this way and it is also the will of the chairman,
let's all comply with it without any complaints.
If that's the case,
is General Surgery taking Professor Choi In Hyeok in?
I heard that they are creating a new department.
What?
It seems they will have a separate Traumatology department.
Is that so?
So, in the end, it's Surgery.
Then, let me ask you one more question.
I don't care if there's a Traumatology Department.
Will they be reducing the position count for other departments within the hospital?
Or, would they be expanding it without touching the original position count of each department?
I haven't checked that far yet.
Well, for now,
all they need is just one person, Professor Choi In Hyeok.
But when the Severe Trauma Center gets established, they will need more positions like that.
So there is no guarantee that they won't touch each department's position count?
If each department has to reduce positions and add them to the trauma team,
then, isn't there a high probability that it will be from our Surgery team?
That's right.
But if we get selected for the Severe Trauma Center, then the doctors' salaries will be supplemented.
Wouldn't they create new positions even if they are partial counts?
So that's what happens in the end.
Oh, whatever. If they are expanding their own headcount,
Then I don't care.
And
the governement has renewed Helicopter Transportation Service.
I can't buy one.
But if you apply for it and get it,
we should be able to shorten the transport time
for the severe trauma patients.
We already have the helicopter pad.
Thank you.
Thank me after you receive one.
Our hospital hasn't been selected yet.
Is there anything else you need?
How many staff members do you need?
Wait, wait a moment.
Yes?
There's a fellow in our department named Park Sung Jin.
He's in his 3rd year. Do you think that there will be a position for him next year?
How is he?
He's very talented and hardworking.
While he's been a fellow for 3 years, he's an expert in the pelvis and knee area.
So, he can handle all that.
If he's that talented and he served for that long,
We should create a position for him even if there isn't one available.
I want to do that, too.
But, this position as professor is a lot like a parking lot.
Even if it's a foreign luxury car or even better, if there isn't any room, the car can't park.
Even if a rundown car came in... if there's room, he'll be accepted.
Is he considered a luxury car?
If we give a position to Park Sung Jin,
We need to give him the pelvis.
But, you can't make much money working on the pelvis.
So?
So, I'm wondering how this will sound...
After the Trauma Center develops, if there's a position available,
How about putting Park Sung Jin in that place?
If Park Sung Jin helps out with the trauma team,
Wouldn't it be easier for the other teams which deal with the arms and other body parts?
Since he has the basics of the arm and leg down already.
Putting him there seems like a good idea,
but then, he wouldn't be able to perform any money-making surgery such as joint surgery.
Would he like doing that?
If he doesn't like that, we won't have to feel sorry if we can't get him a professor position.
If we put him there, we will be able to find out how the trauma team is doing.
It is fine.
If it works well, we can take his gratitude by using other's positions.
If it doesn't work out, we don't have to be burdened anymore.
It's such a relief that you came back in good shape.
It seems so.
The Chairman helped him saving his face.
That's great.
I can't believe we have our own O.R. room.
Everytime we needed to perform a surgery, we would always fight and say regretful things.
How about the space at ICU?
Ah, 5 beds are secured.
Aigoo, aish.
Well, but still better than nothing. The beginning is half of the whole.
Is he okay?
I have some work to do so I'll leave first.
Sure.
What will you do with Nurse Shin?
If you develop your own trauma team, how will the team work out without a manager like her?
Once her contract is over, I'm sure she will sort it out.
The way I see it, a veteran manager like that is more useful than a doctor.
I know that too.
You have to hold on to her.
If I'm thinking about her life, I shouldn't try to hold on to her.
Stuck inside the hospital the whole day, not being able to leave.
She's working covered with blood everyday.
How can she find her own life in that situation?
It's a relief she hasn't disengaged herself yet.
If Nurse Shin were not there, would you have been able to endure it for such a long time?
I can't think about only myself!
In any case, Canada,
They treat their nurses well and they are recognized for their work.
Even if I were to live stuck inside the hospital,
I can't let her live like this at her age.
If you look at that, Nurse Shin's boyfriend is so open-minded.
Being so understanding even though she works day and night...
A woman needs to meet a man like that to have a peaceful life.
Maybe Nurse Shin has an eye for men.
Aigoo, it has become much cleaner.
What's wrong?
Jeez.
I've scheduled an interview this week.
Let's look at it together.
Okay, then.
Experienced or not, let's pick someone who will stay here for a long time.
Hyung.
Leave me alone.
Why is he like that? Did he make any mistake?
You must wake up.
I don't know the reason why you took the child but,
I don't know the reason why you took the child but,
after waking up,
tell us where the child is.
All the people in the OR, who tried their best to save you,
please don't throw them into despair.
Patient. Patient? Have you come to your senses?
Don't try to sleep and wake up.
Patient.
Patient.
It's still hard for him to regain his conciousness.
In the evening, we will remove that tube.
Even before that, a simple communication with him would be possible.
Oh my. Kang Jae In.
What are you doing here at this moment?
I wanted to see you.
Aigoo, is it your night shift?
No, my morning shift.
But why?
Can I sleep with you in your room Grandma?
Of course, my princess.
Grandma.
What is it?
When I was young, I often used to have a nightmare.
A nightmare about being trapped in a cupboard for several hours.
I know right. But why?
Did you have the same dream again?
No.
Then what?
If I dream that nightmare again while I'm alone, I thought the dream would be too scary.
All right. Instead of worrying about it, sleep.
My mind feels so peaceful since I'm next to my Grandma.
Sleep well.
Patient, I will be taking the tube out of your mouth now.
Then, you need to take a deep breath. Do you understand?
If you understand, please nod your head.
You need to spit our your phlegm well too,
so that your lung's condition doesn't become worse.
You need to take a big, deep breath, okay?
Okay, I'm taking it out now.
The child...
is it still alive?
We found it.
Doctor, our baby is still alive.
Thank you!
It was really lucky for you.
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