Newborn hypoxia and aspiration can result in meconium aspiration syndrome, and in severe cases, it could be life-threatening. Airway obstruction, whether in a child or an adult, is equally problematic and is a clinical emergency that deeply challenges doctors. If not handled promptly or properly, it can inevitably lead to death.

Senior Tao’s eyes were truly sharp; from observing the child for a while, he could infer how urgent and dangerous the emergency must have been at that time.

If Song Xueling and Student Xie were not present at the rescue scene, it would definitely have been a major issue.

Lin Hao and Li Qi’an immediately recalled their blind insertion at the time, thinking about how bold Student Xie and the others were.

Taking risks is not something every doctor dares to do, without having the techniques firmly grasped in mind and hands. Like Lin Hao, even squeezing a breathing bag made him afraid.

"Yes," Gao Zhaocheng agreed, "later, Li Xiaobing and Zhu Huicang need to properly thank these few."

"Yingying, where is Doctor Song?" Tao Zhijie asked the junior sister again.

Senior Tao’s questions were becoming increasingly sly. Xie Wanying’s scalp tingled, not daring to lie, she said, "Doctor Song went back to his department."

"What do you think he went back for?"

Doctor Song was utterly exhausted, and likely returned to find a place to rest. Xie Wanying could imagine this.

She guessed correctly. Huang Zhilei, returning to the hospital first, opened Senior Cao’s office door, unsurprised to find the Lazy Cat Song nestled under a blanket, snoring on the sofa. 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝚠𝕖𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝕖𝚕.𝚌𝗼𝗺

This person, known to be a boss by everyone, was acting like a child, actually snoring soundly.

Huang Zhilei rubbed his brow, his eyebrows twitching, looking at the lazy cat speechlessly.

The senior was kind, although a bit gossipy, Song Xueling knew.

Not wanting to watch, Huang Zhilei stepped forward to pull up the piece of the blanket that had fallen to the ground, covering him up again.

Tonight, this cat Song had worked hard.

"Aren’t you tired, Yingying?"

Faced with this question from Senior Tao, Xie Wanying didn’t dare to claim she wasn’t tired: "Still—okay."

Since Doctor Song was tired to the point of collapse, how could she not be tired?

"Yingying," Tao Zhijie’s eyes carried an unstrict gentleness, but he had to point out to her, "I won’t say it, but when Senior Cao returns, he’ll tell you."

No need for Cao Yong to say it. Realizing this, Ren Chongda, as a teacher, drove the three students to go back to sleep: "Go, all go back to the dormitory."

"Teacher Ren." Several students wanted to wait for Senior Zhu to come, to stay with the child until they could give their seniors some reassurance.

"With me staying here on your behalf, is it not enough reassurance?" Ren Chongda raised an eyebrow at the three students, saying.

The three students felt reluctant at heart, wanting to see it through to the end.

The phone rang with a "ring ring ring." Ren Chongda received a notification call, saying that old classmate Zhu Huicang had finally finished his surgery and came out of the operating room, learning that his wife and child had an accident during his absence, his legs were about to give out.

Upon hearing this, the group watching the child in pediatrics turned to go up to the eighth floor of cardiothoracic surgery, intending to visit Li Xiaobing. But leaving the child alone here seemed lonely.

"Dr. Luo," a nurse called out.

It seemed like the pediatrics boss Nie Jiamin hadn’t arrived yet, and Luo Jingming arrived first.

He hurried back from home, changed clothes, and entered the NICU. Seeing a few senior brothers, senior sisters, and junior sisters there, Luo Jingming took out his stethoscope and nodded to everyone, seriously and solemnly explaining, "Teacher Nie had something come up, might arrive later. I’ll check on the baby first."