My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1070: 422: Checking All Possible Causes of Bleeding—

Chapter 1070: Chapter 422: Checking All Possible Causes of Bleeding—Worth It

It seems this matter has caused Vice Director Hee significant distress.

Once the seed of suspicion takes root, it will sprout and grow wildly. It spreads like malignant weeds, endlessly, neither burned away nor cut down.

“Yes!”

Zhou Can agreed to this small additional condition.

Both parties thus reached a verbal gentleman’s agreent.

Director Xue Yan saw Vice Director Hee, the biggest ‘antagonist,’ lower his head, and she couldn’t help but feel delighted. Without Vice Director Hee opposing and contradicting her, the internal friction within the departnt would soon return to normal levels.

When Director Hu Kan was around, Cardiothoracic Surgery was quite united, with basically no internal friction.

Internal friction ans infighting, various forms of malicious competition.

For example, Doctor B would remain silent even upon seeing significant hidden dangers in Doctor A’s patient. Waiting for sothing to go wrong with the patient, and then Doctor A gets into big trouble. This kind of scenario is a form of internal friction.

There are also various forms of insincere compliance, passive neglect, and shirking of responsibility – not to ntion more.

Now, through this matter, having subdued the biggest thorn, Vice Director Hee, Cardiothoracic Surgery will soon head toward great unity.

The overall strength of the departnt will also receive a significant boost.

Today is truly a good day.

She regained the confidence she lost on the operating table, and with Zhou Can’s full assistance, subdued the biggest thorn in the departnt.

“Dr. Zhou, now that we’ve reconciled, can you help analyze the cause of the patient’s postoperative massive bleeding?”

Vice Director Hee is very anxious about this matter.

Especially after Zhou Can intimidated him, he’s particularly afraid this patient might end his career.

After all, his current life is quite comfortable.

Being eligible for a full professor title and holding a departntal vice director’s administrative position – life’s not bad. Earning tens of thousands a month is child’s play.

The social status is also very high.

“No problem! Let’s analyze the possible causes of the patient’s postoperative massive bleeding now.”

Zhou Can started helping to identify the bleeding cause on the spot.

“I examined the surgical site of the patient carefully, and there are about five common causes for postoperative bleeding. If I could take a look at the surgical records, that would be even better.”

He’s not magical; figuring out where the patient is bleeding just by taking a look would be ridiculous.

If it were that easy to find out the cause, Vice Director Hee wouldn’t be so troubled by it.

“I have the surgical records on my work computer. Please, both of you, move to my office, and I will retrieve them imdiately.” Normally, there shouldn’t be surgical records on Vice Director Hee’s work computer.

This indicates he already tried to access them on his own, attempting to find the cause but failed.

The three of them went to Vice Director Hee’s office.

Powering up the computer, Vice Director Hee opened the surgical records.

“Director Xue, Dr. Zhou, these are the surgical records. Please take a look!”

“Sister Yan, please have a seat, I’ll just stand beside you to look!”

After all, Zhou Can is a young guy with good physical health. Director Xue Yan had been working the entire day, and it was already past midnight, which was evident on her tired face.

Now, being close with Zhou Can, she didn’t stand on ceremony with him.

Vice Director Hee placed his greatest hope on Zhou Can. Because when it ca to identifying causes, Zhou Can was consistently strong.

“Dr. Zhou, if you don’t mind, please sit on this small stool.”

He brought over a plastic stool for Zhou Can.

This level of service was incredibly thoughtful.

In the world of adults, after all, there are only interests involved. There are no permanent enemies, nor permanent friends, just a constant exchange of benefits.

Just after they had sat down, a panicked duty nurse rushed over.

“Director Xue, Director Hee, sothing’s wrong! The patient’s family in Bed 12 just pressed the call button. I went over to check, and the patient shows signs of shock.”

When duty nurses are on night shifts, nothing is more botherso than call buttons constantly ringing.

When busy, it’s hard to snatch even a quick blink or a nap during the whole night.

Sotis, after dealing with one bed and sitting down to catch a breath, another bed presses the button. Sotis, even two or three beds press the button simultaneously, causing them great distress.

“I’ll head over imdiately!”

Vice Director Hee panicked when he heard the patient was showing signs of shock.

What you fear does co to pass.

Here they were, trying to find the cause of the bleeding, yet the patient couldn’t wait and was already showing signs of shock.

Zhou Can had ntioned earlier that the patient was already showing severe anemia, indicating that the massive bleeding was intensifying. Now it has indeed co true.

“Dr. Zhou, you are very skilled in all sorts of rescues. Can you co along to take a look?”

Vice Director Hee felt extrely embarrassed while saying this.

After all, he is not only a seasoned senior but also a veteran chief physician. With the patient showing signs of shock, he had to ask for help from the young Dr. Zhou.

If it was an ordinary critical illness rescue, he certainly wouldn’t panic.

But with this patient, he had a thorough understanding of the condition, yet he had no idea where the massive bleeding occurred right now. Hence, there was no way to start the resuscitation.

This kind of postoperative massive bleeding involves internal bleeding. If the bleeding can’t be stopped in ti, transfusing as much blood as possible would still be a drop in the bucket.

Moreover, excessive blood transfusion cos with many side effects.

After all, what’s transfused are processed plasma, not the patient’s own. A large amount of foreign blood transfused in a short ti can bring about problems, just controlling the blood temperature is tricky.

Other adverse reactions include congestive heart failure and pulmonary edema, citrate toxicity, allergic reactions, etc.