Doctor Yao, not convinced: "The nurse said it's not a patient from your group. Medical students doing anything without a teacher present is entirely wrong."
This remark from a senior poured cold water over the hearts of the medical students present: does it mean that as long as the teacher is not present, they, as medical students, could only watch someone die without helping?
In medicine, timing is often crucial for saving lives. Not just waiting for the teacher to arrive, even the seconds and minutes it takes for the teacher to pick up the phone could mean missing the optimal time to save a patient's life.
In such situations, you're asking medical students to stand by and watch?
Don't forget, medical students are studying medicine to save people. Indiscriminately determining that medical students must never intervene is a direct blow to their original intent of becoming doctors to save lives. This would leave medical students at a loss for words.
