Forest protection starts with picking up a lynx girl

Chapter 211: The Raising of a Little TV Monkey (Additional Update)

“Hoo-ah-hoo! Hoo-ah!”

The little monkey's limbs were tied and he couldn't move. He wanted to struggle but had no strength. His cries were weak and he looked particularly pitiful.

Chen Ying dragged a stool and sat down next to the bed.

He slowly ruffled the baby monkey's fur and made some interesting noises to amuse it.

Primates seem to enjoy grooming each other and picking lice.

The little monkey was a little anxious at first, but after being treated so gently by Chen Ying, it gradually calmed down.

A pair of eyes were fixed on Chen Ying's face, occasionally turning around to look around.

After about twenty minutes, the little monkey yawned and wanted to sleep, but he couldn't bear to leave Chen Ying and tried hard to resist the sleepiness.

Chen Ying stretched out his palm and covered its face.

"Be good, go to sleep if you want, I'm here with you."

Chen Ying stayed by the baby ape's bed as promised, holding her cell phone, checking information and observing changes in its condition.

"Teacher, among the two drug formulas I sent you before, has the immunity-boosting drug been approved?"

Professor Bai thought for a moment, pulled out the company's folder and took a look, then clicked on one of the files and scrolled to the end.

“It has been approved for extensive clinical trials.”

The formal name of extensive clinical trials is Phase IV clinical trials, which is the application research stage independently conducted by the applicant after the new drug is launched on the market. It is a very important link in the entire clinical trial.

(This is a rough diagram, just for understanding)
At this stage, the new drug has actually been put into use.

Professor Bai knew that his favorite disciple would not just call him to ask about medicine. Since he asked, he must need it.

Sure enough, after knowing that the drug was already on the market, Chen Ying wanted his teacher to send him some.

I took photos of the little monkey's medical records, along with his surgical ideas and treatment process, and sent them to the teacher.

Afterwards, the master and apprentice discussed what areas of the operation needed to be improved and what medical equipment would be better for the operation.

The interns who came over from time to time to check on the situation, as well as the veterinarians who were paying attention to the monitoring in the observation room, almost wanted to move their stools over to listen to the class.

Some smart people found the director of the management station and the captain of the medical team and asked if they could invite Teacher Chen Ying to give them lessons.

The stationmaster didn't know much about this, but the medical team leader had had this idea a long time ago. He just didn't mention it because he was afraid of hurting the reputation of his veterinarians.

Since they brought it up themselves, we must give it a try.

Chen Ying stayed with the little monkey until noon, groomed its fur, and said that she was going to see another monkey brother and would come back to accompany it later.

The little monkey boy was a little unhappy, but he let him go.

As soon as he walked out of the observation room, Chen Ying ran quickly. Sure enough, when he arrived at the animal house at the back, the young ape was fighting a tug-of-war with the intern again.

This time it was sharp-eyed. When it saw Chen Ying coming, it pounced down and hung on the iron railing, whimpering and pointing at the round-faced intern to complain to Chen Ying.

"He gave you a bad fruit?"

Chen Ying was a little amused and helpless. She opened the iron door and went in. She found a fig with a bite taken out of it under the hanging rod. She picked it up and saw that the color inside was not very fresh.

"He didn't do it on purpose. There were so many fruits, and he didn't know this one was bad."

The two interns stared in amazement as they watched him communicate with the young ape so smoothly that they didn't even react when Chen Ying took the food basket from his hand.

"Come, I'll make up for it. For the broken one, I'll give you three. Is that enough?"

Gibbon took it and pointed outside.

"You still want to eat out? Okay, then follow me."

Still at the same position as yesterday, Chen Ying quickly and quietly explained things to the two interns.

"Do you see the state of its clenched fingers? It is much better than yesterday, which shows that the treatment is effective. Also, its movement to climb the tree is not as slow as before. After only three or four days of treatment, its pain has been relieved, which means that the treatment is effective and can continue."

The two interns nodded repeatedly, frantically recalling the treatment process of the big boss they saw yesterday.

"Teacher Chen, its injuries haven't healed yet. If we let it move around like this, will it have an impact on its future life?"

"Exerting activities too early will definitely have an impact. But monkeys are not humans, so it's impossible to make them as quiet and obedient as humans. Just like human children, if they are not controlled by their parents, they can't have such strong self-control. But this doesn't mean that their bone injuries won't heal, it's just that it may be slower, or even have some sequelae."

"What we need to do is to speed up their healing process as much as possible and control the intensity of their activities within the maximum range."

Like this gibbon, it is young and active, but you let it sit there like an old monkey for the whole day and don't even think about it.

After watching for a while and not seeing Chen Ying coming up, the young ape stood up and stretched out his hand towards him, apparently thinking that Chen Ying couldn't get up and wanted to help him up.

Chen Ying asked the intern to hold the fruit basket, climbed up in two or three steps, then took the fruit basket and started feeding the young apes.

Another tall and thin intern watched for a while and asked Chen Ying if he could go up and learn how to feed the young apes.

"I have a little cub to take care of over there, can I let him feed you?"

Chen Ying didn't agree in a hurry. She communicated with the young ape first, and only let the intern climb up the tree after the other party nodded hesitantly.

They didn't just walk away. The two people and the ape sat on a branch, and Chen Ying fed the ape while explaining to the intern what the ape liked to eat, the order in which it should eat, and that it shouldn't be picky about food.

The young ape's medicine was sandwiched inside a fig.

"It's best to break it up into pieces, just the size it can swallow in one bite. This medicine doesn't have any taste, and it won't spit it out unless it's bitter."

As he spoke, Chen Ying deftly broke open the fig and put a green bean-sized pill into it.

Sure enough, the young ape took it and stuffed it into his mouth, swallowing it with a smacking sound.

Chen Ying added medicine to the remaining half and handed it to the intern, asking him to feed it once as well.

The intern mustered up the courage to hand the stuffed fig to the young ape, who glanced at him, took it and stuffed it into his mouth without showing anything wrong.

After feeding a basket of young fruit leaves and flower buds, and letting the interns comb the young ape's fur and pick lice for fun, he jumped down from the tree and hurried to guard the cub.

Even when eating, I just took the time to eat a few bites.

When we arrived at the observation room, we saw the doctor in charge of taking care of the baby monkey was surrounding the bed and trying to coax it. The baby monkey was sobbing softly and wanted to struggle, but it was in so much pain that it wanted to cry.

When Chen Ying came in, she brought the freshest flower buds and the sweetest figs.

Normally, the little monkey was not able to eat yet, so Chen Ying used a stainless steel bowl and pestle from the cafeteria to pound the flower buds to extract the juice, and fed it a little with a small spoon.

The same goes for figs. Cut the sweetest part into very small pieces so that you can hold it in your mouth and feel the sweetness.

Such a small amount will not cause any burden to its stomach.

With Chen Ying's company, the little monkey calmed down again.

Chen Ying untied the restraints on its upper limbs, but did not dare to untie its legs. He had to wait at least two or three days to make sure the wound would not burst open.

Proper massage can help relieve its muscle soreness and distract it from scratching the wound.

The kid was very weak and just held on to Chen Ying's fingers and refused to let go.

This went on for three hours without Chen Ying showing any impatience.

When she needs to handle work, she will take out her tablet and play cartoons for the little monkey.

They were all jungle stories he had collected, the kind that little monkeys used to love to read.

As expected, the cubs have similar interests, and the little monkey was also distracted by the content of the video.

Outside the window, someone whispered whether a TV ape baby would be cultivated.

"You think too much. When the ape cub recovers, it needs to go back to the wild, where there will be television for it to watch."

Chen Ying also played videos of other animals for it, as well as documentaries of other apes with different fur colors.

The little monkey couldn't understand the commentary, but he could feel the rhythm of the music and understand some of the content on the screen.

Professor Bai discussed with other research experts and improved the follow-up treatment plan for the little monkey.

Chen Ying got the new plan, compared it with her own plan, asked about the differences, and added her personal opinions.

The entire afternoon passed with emails going back and forth.

Before dinner, the latest treatment plan was finalized. Chen Ying took this latest plan and found the medical team leader to modify the subsequent treatment plan for the little monkey.

"No problem, I'll have someone enter it into the system. By the way, if it's convenient for you, Teacher Chen, could you give us a lecture, using this treatment as a case study?"

Chen Ying considered it and agreed to give the lecture. He also wanted to use this opportunity to spread the advantages of Chinese veterinary medicine in treating surgical bone injuries.

He also talked with students majoring in animal medicine at the Agricultural University in the afternoon. They basically all offer Chinese veterinary medicine courses, but the teaching progress is relatively slow.

There are many reasons for this, and Chen Ying is not in a position to explain it, so she can only do her best to promote it.

Even if there were a few more veterinarians who knew acupuncture, it would be a good thing for the animals.

In fact, animal bone injuries are a little more difficult to treat than human bone injuries.

After all, humans can communicate, but with animals you can only rely on your own experience or rely purely on technology.

The lectures were held directly after dinner and before bedtime.

And it was chosen to be carried out in the little monkey's ward.

All the unemployed interns could come and listen, and all the veterinarians were present.

It took more than two hours to finish talking about all the cases involved in this rescue.

The vast majority of them were veterinarians who had handled the cases before, so they were very quick to absorb what was said and their answers to questions were straight to the point.

After finishing speaking, Chen Ying felt that she was really exhausted.

He checked the baby ape's condition again, tied its limbs again, and gave the three doctors on duty some instructions. Then he returned to the dormitory, took a quick shower, and fell asleep on the bed.

In the middle of the night, at some point, Chen Ying was suddenly awakened by screams coming from outside.

I sat up with my aching head in my hands, and before I could turn on the light, my cell phone rang.

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(End of this chapter)