Capítulo 1724: Chapter 1724: Abnormality
Bed number four is a good person, complinting the students: “No discomfort.”
Did this person even conduct an examination on the patient? Doctor Peng couldn’t help but question again. Could Student Geng possibly achieve the sa miraculous skills as Student Xie, without having Xie’s reputation?
Doctor Zheng, who had walked over, helped Doctor Peng by asking the student: “Did you really conduct a proper examination on the patient?”
“The cervix is dilated to six centiters, the cervix is soft, and the subsequent labor process should accelerate. It is estimated that she can enter the second stage of labor in about an hour,” Geng Yongzhe reported his judgnt to the teachers after his examination of the patient.
Doctor Peng put on sterile gloves and did another examination on the patient to verify the student’s diagnosis.
“What he said should be correct,” Xie Wanying first inford the teachers.
Geng Yongzhe imdiately turned his head and looked at Student Xie: Did she see sothing in him?
Student Xie’s eyes could potentially be more daunting than the teachers’.
“How do you know?” Doctor Zheng and Doctor Peng asked this remarkable person, who hadn’t examined the patient. How did she deduce that what others said was right?
Xie Wanying recalled Student Geng’s operational actions, which clearly captured the essence of her previous examination of bed six: carefully observing the general structure of the patient’s “channel” (a homophone for “yin”), inserting as hollowly as possible while visually asuring.
Similarly, in the previous Cesarean Section, Student Geng quickly mimicked Director Yoo’s actions, imdiately learning and applying after just one demonstration, grasping where to focus the force.
The learning process is essentially imitation and morization. Excellent students surely excel in these two aspects. However, not all excellent students have particularly strong imitation abilities.
Completing imitation perfectly identical in a short ti is not ideal. The most important aspect is capturing the essence of the other’s style. Most people find this difficult. Those who can achieve this have a nimble mind, with superior observational and cognitive calculation abilities.
It’s not surprising that Student Geng, as a top student, performs exceptionally well in this regard.
Students in her class are like valiant heroes hidden in a dragon’s lair. Xie Wanying sighed to herself: They truly are the most competitive within her class.
After Doctor Peng completed the verification examination on the patient, the results, indeed, were as Student Geng said: cervix dilated to six centiters. Doctor Peng couldn’t help but exchange glances with Doctor Zheng: The classmates of Student Xie are equally impressive, and once again, Student Xie was right.
Removing the sterile gloves after the examination, Doctor Peng smiled encouragingly at the patient on bed four: “You’ll be able to go to the delivery room soon; keep it up.”
“Okay,” with these words from the doctor, a smile appeared on bed four’s face, and the facial muscles twitched again, possibly due to labor pain.
Standing at the foot of the bed facing the patient, Xie Wanying quickly furrowed her brows. She previously had a vague sense that sothing was off with bed four but hadn’t had the opportunity to check. Now, with ti to observe carefully, she confird that the muscle groups in bed four’s face were exhibiting abnormal activity. Turning around, she imdiately reported this to the teachers: “Teachers, she cannot have a natural birth. Facial muscle spasms could indicate vascular malformation in the pons, not excluding the possibility of an aneurysm. It would be better to get a head CT to confirm the risk.”
Doctor Zheng was taken aback by her statent, pulling Doctor Peng to the corner to talk.
“Impossible,” said Doctor Peng.
It wasn’t that she hadn’t noticed the sowhat peculiar expression on bed four’s face. However, this is very common clinically; any variety of expressions can occur in a laboring woman due to labor pain.
“She doesn’t have headaches, dizziness, or nausea,” Doctor Peng once again pointed out the absence of the most common symptoms of neurosurgical disease in bed four.
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