The baby died in the womb and a cesarean section was imminent, so why did the girl refuse to give her name?

Recently, a video of a doctor-patient communication appeared on the Internet. In the video, the pregnant woman was in unbearable pain, and the doctor kept asking "What is your name?"

In this situation, I believe many people will be very anxious: Why doesn't the doctor perform the operation? Through the details, it is not difficult to find a problem: the doctor keeps emphasizing "this is a procedure". Does it mean that the procedure is more important than human life? In response to this question, let me analyze it for you: this kind of situation is not uncommon in hospitals. For example, when a person who is seriously injured and unconscious or mentally retarded undergoes surgery, the doctor may not know his name and can only use "Anonymous" to temporarily replace hospitalization or emergency surgery.

The case in the picture is special: it gives a very important clue - the fetus in the abdomen has no signs of life. There are two possibilities: there was no sign of life a few hours or days ago, or it just happened. If it happened before, there is no rush for these few minutes. If it happened before, the most dangerous complication is intrauterine infection and induced sepsis. In the absence of obvious septic shock, everything must be ready before surgery. If it just happened, cesarean section is no longer for saving the fetus. If it is an emergency, it may involve uterine rupture or placental abnormalities. In this case, the pregnant woman may be in danger of life at any time due to hemorrhagic shock, and emergency surgery is required. If it is not immediately life-threatening, it is still necessary to wait until everything is ready before surgery.

Another question is, why do doctors have to know the patient's name? First of all, the doctor-patient relationship today is no longer the doctor-patient relationship of decades ago. At that time, there were almost no medical disputes. Therefore, doctors dared to challenge and perform surgery. Now it is no longer possible, and you may get involved in medical disputes at any time; secondly, medical insurance and other departments will also check, what if someone uses someone else's name to perform surgery? Finally, we still say from the perspective of life and health: medical treatment is a matter of conscience. Therefore, we should first trust each other. If it is a life-threatening situation, the doctor must dare to take action; and as a patient, you must actively cooperate with the doctor, and everyone will race against life together!