Is it normal for the doctor to help the nurse go downstairs to get food?

On the morning of March 27th, it was drizzling. At half past six, I went downstairs to have breakfast. There is no one at the breakfast table. Breakfast is very rich, including jiaozi, steamed bread, vegetables and rice porridge ... At ordinary times, at this time, doctors and nurses all go downstairs to take the box lunch back to their rooms, eat it in a hurry and catch the 7: 20 bus.

They don't have to catch the bus today. Yesterday 12: 45, with the recovery of the last two patients, the first batch of Wuhan medical teams in our province successfully completed their tasks, and all the patients in C7 West Ward of tongji hospital Sino-French New Town Campus were emptied. Medical team members accompanied 96 patients with severe and critical illness in COVID-19 for 54 days and nights, 8 cases were cured and 2 cases were transferred out. They can sleep late.

The early bus stopped at the gate of the hotel, and Master Peng was still sitting in the car. He can have a rest today, but he came anyway.

It takes half an hour's drive from the resident Mo Lifeng Hotel and Yi Rui Hotel to the Sino-French New Town Campus in tongji hospital. On the way to the hospital these days, I heard angels in white discussing the patient's condition and reminding each other of the details. When they came back, most of them leaned against the window and closed their eyes quietly, and some even fell asleep. I wanted to interview, but I couldn't bear to interrupt.

On the shuttle bus, Li, the head of the nursing team of the medical team, once said to me, "I am not afraid of your jokes." I suddenly like to eat boiled eggs. I need to get up early in the day shift. Eggs are simple, fast and nutritious. " Home cooking: Her favorite dish is sweet and sour pork ribs cooked by her mother. "During this time, both children were given to my mother. I have to take care of two children and worry about me. She is harder than me. "

The soldiers in white are so tired! Once I put on protective clothing and entered the ward with the help of head nurse Qiu Yan, which took me 45 minutes. Take off your protective clothing and wash your hands a dozen times. I just went in to observe, but the medical staff should always take care of the patients, and also play the role of the patients' families, handle defecation, relieve psychological bumps and meet the individual needs of patients. I've seen them come out sweating. To my surprise, sweat will seep from their shoes, and I can still see the marks left by goggles. ...

15 At 7 o'clock in the morning, Du, a nurse from the Affiliated Hospital of Qingdao University, came to pick up the meal. Xiao Du was born in 1985. During my stay in Wuhan, I was busy with logistics support and material distribution after work, except for ward duty nursing. I slept well last night. He said: "The diet in the south is still somewhat different from that in Shandong. After eating for two months, what I want most now is a bowl of hot noodle soup with leek and eggs. I guess I have to drink two or three bowls. "

At 8: 45, I met two nurses, Qiu Yan and Fan Chunhua, on the stairs. Qiu Yan said, "I have never slept so deeply as I did last night. I just woke up and my colleague brought us breakfast. In the past 50 days, I have never felt so practical. " It was Jiang Hongbiao, a male nurse, who brought her breakfast. "Usually, he and the three of us are fighting for food in order to prevent the other party from running downstairs again." Fan Chunhua of the Affiliated Hospital of Weifang Medical College said: "It's cool to wake up naturally. I think Weifang is on fire. "