'Hospital Playlist' Yoo Yeon-seok Advises Shin Hyun-bin + Mysterious Glance 'Love Line?'

A scene from tvN's "Hospital Playlist" aired on the 19th / Photo by tvN

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kang Juhee] Yoo Yeon-seok from 'Hospital Playlist' delivered a sharp rebuke to Jang Gyeoul, who was cold toward a patient.

In the tvN drama 'Hospital Playlist' aired on the 19th, Ahn Jung-won (played by Yoo Yeon-seok) scolded Jang Gyeoul (played by Shin Hyun-bin) for being cold-hearted toward a patient.

Jang Gyeoul, a general surgery resident, told the mother of a child patient who was brought to the emergency room after a traffic accident, "I don't know if the patient will hold on well. The chances of resuscitation are low. There is no hope."

In response, the mother grabbed Jang Gyeoul's hand and pleaded to save her child. However, Jang Gyeoul coldly added, "Did you perform CPR? If you had done cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the child might have survived."

Watching this, Ahn Jung-won called Jang Gyeoul aside and asked, "How can you speak like that? What about the lifelong guilt the child's mother will carry? And how do you know the child's future possibilities?"

Jang Gyeoul replied, "I thought it was necessary for the guardian to know the situation accurately. Saying that chest compressions should have been done was my mistake."

Ahn Jung-won advised, "Do you think doctors only say uncertain things like 'we can't be sure' or 'we have to wait and see'? There is only one thing a doctor can say: 'We will do our best.' That's the only thing."

That day, Ahn Jung-won told Lee Ik-jun (played by Jo Jung-suk), "I've seen Dr. Jang Gyeoul for a few days, but she doesn't get along with me."

Later, Jang Gyeoul took charge of a patient with a leg injury and was seen removing maggots one by one from the patient's leg with her hands. Ahn Jung-won happened to see this and made a peculiar expression, raising curiosity about the future relationship between the two.

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