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01x06 - Episode 6

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Wake Up". Aired: 2015.*
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When a patient died from a rare anaesthesia complication during a medical operation led by the hospital's Chief Physician Chen Hsien Rong, anaesthesiologist Dr. Hsiao Zheng Xun was pressured to take the blame and suspended from duty.

01x06 - Episode 6

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Thanks.

I don't understand.

Jian-de said he k*lled
Guo-zhang by accident

because Guo-zhang wanted
to settle for the money.

If Jian-de isn't after the money,
what does he want?

I don't think he's after the money.

What else did you talk about on the phone?

He said he still has
one thing to take care of.

That's all.

Now, we know that he used to be a doctor

and that the deputy director
took money from a patient.

But that's about it.

So he's working together
with the deputy director?

-Hey.
-Hey.

What?

What are you talking about?

I often listen to this song.

When I go for a run, or when I'm relaxing
at home, I put this music on.

What were you doing?

-Nothing.
-You pointed at it.

I like pointing at things.

It's by Chopin.

No, it's Bach.

It's Chopin for sure.

You listen to it every day
and you don't know it's by Bach?

Bach isn't this romantic.

Bach is very romantic.

What's so funny?

It's Bach.

One of our employees
in the Pharmacy Department made a mistake.

There was a problem
with drug inventory management.

Hold on, didn't Dr. Chen admit that
he gave orders to cut down on supplies?

Now you're saying
it was the employee's fault?

Our former director,
Dr. Chen, did give those orders

to cut down on drug inventory supplies

in order to avoid unnecessary waste.

But the management details

were ex*cuted solely
by the Pharmacy Department.

Dr. Chen, who gave the orders,
and the employees in charge

have taken responsibility and resigned.

We would also like
to announce our resolution

to carry out a reform for the hospital.

There were some setbacks
in our establishment,


but after figuring out the problem,

we came up with solutions
to improve our weaknesses.


We want the public to see
that we sincerely admit our faults


and take responsibility for them.

We will effectively resolve the issues.

I will be stepping up
as the hospital director.

I promise all of you

that under my supervision,

Renxin Hospital will undergo
a complete overhaul.

I will lead everyone at Renxin Hospital

towards our goal
to become a medical center.

The plan to upgrade Renxin Hospital
into a medical center


was proposed by the former
hospital director, Dr. Hsien-rong Chen.


The plan has come to a halt due to
the recent scandals and his resignation.


Competent authorities will further
investigate the construction


of the cancer center

to see if there are any ill*gal
procedures or needs for recusal.


The new hospital director,
Tzu-chiang Wu, emphasizes


-Remember the Lider Hospital incident?
-that it is completely legal.

-Yes, what about it?
-The construction...

Head of Surgical was Hsien-rong Chen.

The new director will continue
to carry out the former director's plans


to turn Renxin Hospital
into a medical center.


Two doctors were discharged
after the Lider Hospital scandal.

I know, one of them was Jian-de.

The other one was Hong-ren.

He couldn't take the pressure
and committed suicide.

What does that have to do
with Hsieng-rong?

Look at this.

While investigating Jian-de,
I went to Lider Hospital.

Hsien-rong was the head
of the Surgical Department then.

He ordered for the two doctors
to be discharged.

You're saying

that Jian-de's plans are all targeted

at Hsien-rong?

I read every article about Jian-de.

One article was overlooked by everyone.

When that doctor committed suicide,

the only witness,
who called the ambulance,

was Jian-de.

I think that incident
traumatized him greatly.

So, Jian-de was there.

Wait.

Ms. Su.

Dr. Chen?

I think we're running low on Ponstan.

Yes. I already told the pharmacy.
They'll bring some more in a few days.

Okay.

Dr. Chen, how are you
adjusting to night shift?

We don't have enough doctors,
so you'll have to help out.

Thirty years ago, when I just graduated,

I started out doing night shift
at this very hospital.

I'll be fine.

Dr. Chen.

Ms. Su, please come with me.

We have a situation.

What is it?

It's a cancer patient.

Please, I've been to so many hospitals.

None of them will take us.
My dad is in so much pain.

Please help us.
Or just give him some painkillers.

Can I take a look?

What's the matter?

Dr. Chen.

He's a terminal cancer patient.

A lot of hospitals
won't take people like him.

How many observation rooms
do we have in the ER?

About two.

But they're for emergency patients.

Let's take him in first.

Okay.

Hey.

-Help them get registered, okay?
-Okay.

Please follow this nurse.

Go now.

-Give him some painkillers.
-Okay.

Thank you, Doctor and nurses.

Let's get you in a room, Dad.

That's all.

Jian-de told you that he still
has one thing to take care of.

I'm worried he'll hurt Hsieng-rong.

Ms. Song!

Dr. Wang!

-What's wrong?
-Her pulse has stopped!

-Get me the defibrillator! Call support!
-Okay.

Ms. Song! Can you hear me?

Ms. Song!

It's ventricular fibrillation.
Prepare for defibrillation. Jelly.

Charge to 200.

Clear.

She still has ventricular fibrillation.

Charge to 200.

Clear.

Tube! Hurry!

One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight,

nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen,

sixteen, seventeen, eighteen,
nineteen, twenty...

Hello?

Zheng-xun, did you get to Hsien-rong yet?

I'm almost there.

It should be up here.

How is Zhao-ying?

She seems pretty stable.

Don't worry.

Be careful, all right?

Okay.

I will. You be careful too.

Hello? Did you hear me?

Hello? Is the reception bad?

Wei-yu?

Hello?

MINAN HOSPITAL

Thank you.

Excuse me, I'm looking
for Dr. Hsien-rong Chen.

-Go straight and take a right there.
-Thank you.

You're welcome.

Dr. Chen.

Dr. Hsiao.

Why are you here?

Among all my students,

he was the most gifted.

I put a lot of effort into teaching him.

After the incident,

I panicked.

Dr. Chen.

I understand what you're saying.

But the longer I work as a doctor,

the more I find
that there are lots of faults

with the operation of hospitals.

I feel confused.

Should I continue
to believe in the system?

Jian-de.

A doctor's mission is to save lives.

We work against diseases,

not the system.

Rules are needed in every workplace.

You can't rush to fix the system.

You can only troubleshoot it
from within, understand?

I understand.

Hong-ren is very straightforward.

I tell him things,
but he doesn't understand them.

You're his senior.

You should look after him.

I will.

I was worried that it'd get in the way
of my plans for training abroad.

So I selfishly chose to abandon them.

So you discharged them

and avoided them.

Hong-ren k*lled himself because of this.

Do you think I have the courage
to face Jian-de?

I always thought
that I needed to gain power first.

Only then could I change things.

But,

during the process of gaining power,

I became a doctor who only cared
about records and data.

I couldn't feel my patients' pain.

I can totally understand

why Jian-de despises me.

He told me

that he still has one thing
to take care of.

I'm guessing he'll come for you.

You should be careful.
We don't know what he'll do.

I'm ready for anything.

I've avoided him for too long.

Don't worry about me.

You should go now.

Dr. Chen.

Don't call me Dr. Chen.

I don't deserve that.

Thank you for telling me everything.

Jian-de was my student. I know him well.

If he says he'll turn himself in,

he will do it.

Go now.

Hello? Wei-yu? Yes.

I've met with him.

Dr. Chen says that
Jian-de will turn himself in.

But I don't think it's that simple.

I think...

Hello?

Hello? Wei-yu?

Hello? Can you hear me?

Hello?

Dr. Chen.

You should go home and get some rest.

We don't have enough doctors.
I should help out.

Thank you.

No problem.

-I'll go now.
-Okay.

Patient Turned Away by Lider Hospital

Although I'm your teacher,

I can't protect you.

Was taking the patient a wrong decision?

Why do we have to take
the responsibility for this?

I'm just a doctor, sir.

Come in.

Dr. Chen, I'll leave
this X-ray film on your desk.

Thank you.

Come in.

Sir.

Remember me?

Jian-de.

You're here.

It's good that you remember me.

I haven't seen you in six years.

I was worried you
would have forgotten about me.

How could I forget you?

Zheng-xun has told me everything.

Why would this small hospital hire you?

Don't they know that you're a doctor
without conscience?

So, it was really you
who planned everything.

Yes.

I did plan everything.

You don't know

what I've been through
for the past six years.

I think of you every day.

Because you're so important to me.

I've learned a lot from you.

Even though I'm no longer a doctor,

you taught me how to survive
within the system.

You also taught me

how to use the system to k*ll.

You have to admit it.
I was your most talented student.

You helped me out

with Mrs. Zeng's surgery, right?

So you did all this to get revenge?

Not only for revenge.

I want you to know

that you and I are the same.

We're both playing the system.

We get what we want

while not breaking any rules.

Yet, I succeeded.

You failed.

Now, you're in the same situation
Hong-ren and I used to be in.

The hospital abandoned you.

Nobody cares about you.

Jian-de.

I know it was all my fault.

I was selfish back then.

And I chose to run away.

But I knew that one day,
I would have to take responsibility.

But what have you done all this while?

You forged surgery reports.

You forged drug inventory records.

Received rebates
from pharmaceutical companies?

Take a look.

You've signed and approved
everything here.

You should apologize
for each and every terrible deed.

Wake up.

You've been assimilated into the system.

Now, you're just a tumor
inside the system.

You don't deserve
that robe you're wearing.

During my term as hospital director,

I turned an ordinary hospital

into a local teaching hospital.

My ultimate goal

was to turn it into a medical center.

I've told you before.

In a system like this,

you must get into the core
and gain more power.

Only then can you save more people.

You might need to sacrifice some people,

but that's inevitable.

So, sacrificing Hong-ren
and me was your option?

Too bad.

We were unlucky
because we were your students.

You k*lled a person.

Why can't you admit that you're a k*ller?

I don't need your moral philosophies.

I don't need your apology.

Old man.

I just want you to admit

that you're a failure

and that you don't deserve to be a doctor.

Say it.

I'm a failure.

I don't deserve to be a doctor.

Louder!

Louder!

I'm a failure.

Louder! I can't hear you!

I'm a failure!

I don't deserve to be a doctor!

b*stard!

I know.

I hurt my students,
who trusted me more than anyone.

Now, I'm back at this hospital.

I just want to be an ordinary doctor

and save lives.

With what rights?

What gives you the right
to be a doctor, and not me?

With what rights?

What gives you the right
to be a doctor, and not me?

I know.

No matter what I do,

I can't make up
for how much I've hurt you.

But...

I've kept Hong-ren's suicide note.

I've kept it all these years.

Now, you should have it.

I can't wait for the sun to come out.
I hope my decision will change you.

Jian-de.

I can't tell whether it's day or night.

Jian-de, did you know that
they were reserving the ward for a VIP?

I found out after reading the news.

The vacant surgery room
is being saved for a VIP patient.

He's coming in soon.

I'll recommend you
to the hospital when I get back.

You can get a promotion.

Even you lied to me.

In the future,

we can change the system.

The sun always comes out after the dark.

Jian-de, the sun won't come out.

How did this happen?

How did this happen?

Why did this happen?

Why did this happen?

Recently, there's been many medical
disputes and drug management issues.


Also, after the m*rder
at the Zeng family's house,


the police are still looking
for the main suspect, Zheng-xun Hsiao.


Someone called the police

and reported that Mr. Hsiao
appeared at Renxin Hospital


and went into Ms. Song's ward.

The police are looking at CCTV footage
to find the vehicle used by Dr. Hsiao.


On the other hand,

the police encourage anyone
who has seen him to call in immediately.


The Consumer Protection Committee
inspected cosmetic surgery clinics


and found that only two out of 19
adhere to all regulations.


Up to 89% of the clinics
fall short of the mark.


Some of the drugs used at the clinics
do not state the components


and are not stored properly.

Bring the cart.

-Come, help me. Careful.
-Help me.

-Help me.
-Come help, quick.

-What happened?
-A bus overturned. People were injured.

We're sending them all
to this only hospital here.

-Help me.
-Quick.

-How many people are hurt?
-I'm not sure.

It's chaotic out there.

-Around seven or eight people.
-Be careful.

Dr. Chen.

What's wrong?

A bus overturned.
The patients are being sent here.

How many patients?

Currently, five.

The other doctors
aren't answering my calls.

Doctor! Nurses!

Wait here!

Help me put pressure on her leg. Hurry!

Who are you?

If you're a family member, please wait.

I'm a doctor. He needs a tube.

Where's the laryngoscope?

Where's the laryngoscope?

He's an anesthetist. An Advanced
Cardiac Life Support instructor.

He's very experienced.

-I need the cart!
-Take over for me.

Help me.

I'll help stop the bleeding.

Take a deep breath.

-Save me, doctor.
-All right.

We'll stop the bleeding first.

Scope.

-Okay, I'm here.
-Okay.

Take a deep breath. Take it easy.

I'll help you to replace it later, okay?

Bear with me now.

Okay.

A shot of epinephrine
in three minute intervals.

-Okay.
-Got a pen? I need to do a triage.

-I can't take it.
-Don't get up.

Where does it hurt, ma'am?

-My leg hurts.
-Okay. Anywhere else?

Okay.

Hang in there.

-Save me, doctor.
-I'll stop your bleeding.

Do you feel nauseous? No?

Minor injuries over there.
Major injuries stay here.

Push the beds over.

Let's go over there.

Excuse me, I need to pass through.

Passing through.

Sir, can you move your leg?

No.

-No? Okay.
-Bear with us.

Are you hurt anywhere else?

-My leg hurts the most.
-Your leg? Okay.

All right.

What's the situation?

He's in shock. Chest pains. Sweating.

Sir, how do you feel right now?

Take care of him first. Hurry up!

Give him oxygen. Attach the monitor.

Excuse me. Let us pass through.

Doctor, the patient is slipping
in and out of consciousness.

Get him on a bed.

Okay.

Higher.

-Sir.
-Sir.

Prepare for defibrillation.

Passing through! Excuse me!

Make way!

Dr. Hsiao, this patient can't breathe.
He has a puncture wound.

-Can you take a look?
-Are there no other doctors?

We don't have any other doctors right now.

Get him on a bed.

-Help me.
-He needs oxygen.

We don't have anymore.

We need more doctors!

Make way, please.

Jian-de.

Jian-de, you're a doctor!

Jian-de, you're a doctor!

Come help!

Jian-de, you're a doctor!

Come help!

I solemnly pledge to dedicate
my life to the service of humanity.


I will give to my teachers
the respect and gratitude that's due.


Sir, where does it hurt?

I will practice my profession
with conscience and dignity.


The health and well-being of my patient
will be my first consideration.


Where's your family?

I will respect the secrets
that are confided in me.


I will foster the honor and noble
traditions of medical profession.


My colleagues will be
my brothers and sisters.


I will not permit

considerations of creed, nationality,

race, political affiliation,

or social standing.

I'll be quick. Bear with me.

Change.

Here.

This is the tenth one.

Keep going.

It's been 30 minutes.

Dr. Chen, he's passed away.

Let the patient rest.

Dr. Chen.

Let him rest.

Dr. Chen.

Dr. Chen.

Dr. Chen.

Let him go.

For the other patients,

disinfect their wounds.

Prepare them for the transfer.

WEI-YU YANG

-Hello?
-Hello?

Are you okay?

I'm fine now.

That's good.

Come back soon.

All right.

Bye.

If you can't change the system,
then what are you trying to change?

I merely want to work as a physician.

Politics is too complicated to me.

b*stard!

You k*lled my mom. Don't you know that?

I can't make a mistake as a doctor.

I can't inject the wrong vein.
I can't make mistakes.

Mistakes are not allowed.

Doctors are also humans.
Can't a doctor make mistakes?

All this scheming by the hospital
may not cause immediate harm to patients.

Well, this is not just a technical issue.
It's a political issue.

As long as we pass the evaluations,

we will get a lot of new resources.

I think this is the best decision
for me and the hospital.

Do you think your resignation
will solve the problem?

During the process of gaining power,

I became a doctor who only cared
about records and data.

I couldn't feel my patients' pain.

What can you change by sacrificing
for the evaluation? Nothing.

The hospital will just increase in size,
but the people in it will be the same.

Nothing will change.

Zheng-xun, you're not a bad guy.

You have to take care of yourself.

But it's clear that you'll soon
lose your license to practice.

You're an anesthesiologist.

I'm sure you know how to wake people up.

It's impossible for anesthesiologists
to take leave now.

There's an upcoming
demonstration surgery next week.

-It is very important to our hospital.
-Is it more important than your life?

My job is to save lives.

Nothing else is more important than that.

I've turned myself in.

The wound on your head looks bad.

Let me stitch it up before I go, okay?

I'm a pretty good doctor.

There is a silver lining.