Upon learning that Zhang Shuping had returned to the university for classes and hadn’t gone ho, Teacher Lu was currently staying at her adopted son’s house.
"Shuping admires Doctor Song and says he wants to work with Senior in the future. I told him he needs to work hard. It’s very difficult to be recruited by Guoxie." Teacher Lu was quite worried about her grandson’s grades.
The grandson is quite like her son, sowhat shy, with average talents. If he had the sa talents as her adopted son, she wouldn’t need to worry about his future.
Xie Wanying also worried about not being able to stay at Guoxie after hearing this.
"This Cao Yong, taking forever to park the car." Teacher Lu asked.
Xie Wanying thought about whether she should call Senior Cao.
"Why rush him?" Zhang Huayao said to his mother, "Let him take his ti finding a spot to park. We’re going to see the doctor first."
"Don’t we need to wait for our number?" Teacher Lu asked.
A row of patients was sitting in front.
"I’ve arranged an appointnt with Professor Shen for you." Zhang Huayao put away his phone after contacting a colleague and helped his mother up, "We’ll go directly to her office for the consultation."
Boss Zhang probably had no problem getting an advance appointnt with the expert from his own hospital.
Upon hearing this, Xie Wanying quickly texted Senior Cao to inform him of the location change, and then hurriedly followed the teachers ahead.
The expert’s office was just around the corner, a few steps away, where Zhang Huayao knocked on the office door.
A woman’s voice from inside responded: "Li Qiong, open the door."
"Yes, Teacher." Another female voice, likely a student learning under the teacher, replied.
The door opened, revealing a bespectacled, ponytailed female dical student, slightly slender, with sharp features, who said to the people at the door, "Hello, Teacher Zhang, Teacher Lu, Teacher Shen invites you to co in and sit down."
Zhang Huayao did not need to respond to the novice d student and led his mother inside.
Xie Wanying followed with small steps.
At this mont, the eyes behind the glasses of the female d student who opened the door were fixed on her face: it was her—Xie Wanying!
What a coincidence, or perhaps not. After bumping into her on the train, she had kept this junior sister in mind, feeling that they would et again one day. She orchestrated this encounter herself by taking the exam to co to Guoxie.
As if a pair of eyes were staring at her, Xie Wanying turned to see this senior sister in front of her, with a vaguely familiar impression in her mind.
Seeing that Xie Wanying didn’t recognize her, the other adjusted her glasses with a smile, silently mouthing: I am Lin Liqiong, Xie Wanying.
No matter what, she should probably thank this junior sister. If not for the blow dealt by this junior sister, she would not have known what the future held, or whether she would stumble in clinical practice after graduation, with consequences unimaginable.
It was indeed a good thing to stumble early, at least it made her realize anew her field of study in stomatology.
Cardiogenic toothache was the reason she misdiagnosed the patient on the train.
The human heart is covered with sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, and these nerves have mysterious relationships with other tissues and parts of the human body. When a heart attack occurs, it may result in the heart not being the first to hurt, and the pain is transmitted through these nerves to other parts of the body.
It’s not just toothaches; common issues like stomach aches and headaches might also be pain due to myocardial infarction rather than actual stomach or head pain.
How to accurately distinguish these symptoms, which can easily confuse front-line clinicians, involves not only the accumulation of doctors’ experiences but various essential diagnostic tests. Taking an ECG and checking blood are very effective differential diagnostic techniques.
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