Why did Dr. China put cotton in his nose after his patient died?

The film Chinese Doctors is an epidemic prevention and control struggle film based on the real events of COVID-19 epidemic. The story is based on Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital, which includes Wuhan tongji hospital, Wuhan pulmonary hospital, wuhan union hospital, Wuhan University People's Hospital, Volcano Mountain Hospital and Fangcang Hospital. The film is based on medical staff in Wuhan and medical teams supported by various provinces and cities in China.

The film was adapted from a real event, so it was taken seriously and the details were real. Among the many details, one is puzzling. After death, the patient "stuffed cotton into his nose", so what is the reason?

The reason is that the sphincter of the body will lose its function after death. In order to prevent metabolites from leaking out of the body, it must be blocked. Moreover, COVID-19 is an infectious virus, and the patients who died of this infectious disease are themselves a source of pollution, so it is necessary to block the nostrils of the deceased. The film can faithfully restore this detail, which shows that Dr. China really made great efforts. In order to truly show the audience the most authentic story, the details are very good, which is different from other types of movies. And this is only part of it. There are many details in the film that other films can't see. For example, Tao, played by Zhu in the film, has a fragment: taking a mobile phone to collect evidence when the body is donated, which is of course not available in other films of the same type.

Dr. China's films can well integrate the professionalism and kindness of medical workers, and highly restore the real scene at that time through various details. I have to say that this film has made great efforts. Even Zhang Wenhong, director of the Infectious Diseases Department of Huashan Hospital affiliated to Fudan University, said after watching the movie: "It grasped the essence of doctors and persisted for more than two hours without finding any bugs."