What kind of qualities does a doctor have after walking 999 steps and carrying an injured tourist down the mountain?

It is said that it is easier to go up the mountain than down it, and it is quite difficult to go down nearly a thousand steps in a row. What's more, it is estimated that only people who are behind people's backs know how difficult it is. Recently, an online video of a doctor carrying a patient downstairs in Zhangjiajie attracted the attention of netizens. Netizens have commented on this doctor's saving lives, being kind to others and spreading positive energy, which is worth learning from all of us.

The male doctor in the video is a tourist volunteer during May Day. The doctor's name is Fan Xiaoming. Every day after rounds in the hospital, he and his colleagues will go to Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie for duty. There will be a medical rescue station in the scenic spot here, and most of the doctors in the rescue station are volunteers.

At about 4 pm on May 3, when Dr. Fan and two other female doctors came to patrol the steps near Tianmen East, they saw a girl with a very painful facial expression leaning against the steps, and there was another girl beside her. Upon inquiry, Dr. Fan learned that the girl accidentally fell and felt pain in her legs, making it difficult to walk.

So Dr. Fan and his colleagues quickly examined the girl, initially judging that it was a sacrococcygeal fracture and needed immediate treatment, but the girl was too painful to move. If she walks by force, it will aggravate her illness and she will definitely not be able to go down the mountain. Dr. Fan decided to carry the girl down the mountain. There are hundreds of steps from where the girl fell to the foot of the mountain. Besides, it has just rained, the road is slippery and there is fog on the mountain. In order to ensure the safety of two people, Dr. Fan was very careful when he went down the stairs. One of the steps is so steep that Dr. Fan can only walk sideways.

It took about ten minutes to get to the ground. Dr. Fan was panting with fatigue, his legs trembled and his clothes and shoes were soaked. Subsequently, medical staff arrived, opened a green channel and was quickly taken to the hospital. The girl was diagnosed with a sacral fracture. After treatment such as swelling reduction, the girl was discharged from the hospital.

Dr. Fan works as a urologist. Before becoming a volunteer, he must receive first aid training. Unexpectedly, when Dr. Fan joined the volunteer medical team for the first time, he gave us a satisfactory answer sheet.