My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 124 93: Advanced Bootlicking, The First Time Opening

Ergency Departnt, though underrated and less influential than other departnts, possesses unique privileges not available to others.

When encountering an unresolved case, doctors can summon specialists from any departnt for consultation.

These requests cannot be refused.

There are strict ti limits for responding to ergency cases as mandated by the hospital.

Specialists responding to ergencies cannot simply give up if they can't manage the situation; they must call for higher-ranking doctors if necessary.

If in the end, despite all hospital efforts, the patient cannot be saved, then there's nothing that can be done.

The matter would be reported following protocol.

While other departnts can also request consultations for challenging cases, the nature of these requests is significantly different.

For instance, when Orthopedics receives a patient with a fracture suspected of internal bleeding or other severe diseases,

if the departnt feels it's beyond their capabilities and potentially dangerous,

they would invite a doctor from Internal dicine for consultation.

The Internal dicine doctor, upon receiving such a request, might be reluctant since every doctor has a load of tasks, and doesn't really have ti to take care of other departnt's issues!

However, these consultations are obligatory.

Everyone belongs to the sa hospital, so if you help today, I'll help you when you're in trouble.

Cooperation is essential.

The Internal dicine doctor checks the patient.

Upon reviewing, they say, "My, the internal bleeding is severe, the patient is already in shock."

After a thorough review of the dical report, they feel the patient is unlikely to survive surgery.

While informing the Orthopedic doctor about the diagnosis, they also report to their superior unless they are the head physician, in which case no report is necessary.

They might directly express a certain attitude.

"It's tough to save this patient, unlikely to survive surgery, please handle subsequent decisions."

After saying this, they can leave.

This is the difference between responding to an ergency and a standard consultation.

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Shortly after, the patient's blood test report ca back showing abnormal white blood cells, indeed there's pyosis.

Doctors from Ergency Departnt also arrived in succession. Digestive Internal dicine and Liver and Gallbladder Surgery each sent a senior doctor.

These rankings are quite high.

Their diagnostic experience, personal capability, and expertise are certainly not lacking.

"What disease is it?"

"Acute cholecystitis!"

"This isn't too difficult to handle! Wasn't Dr. Xu previously our chief surgeon? He should be able to handle it!" The Liver and Gallbladder Surgery doctor sounded relaxed upon hearing this.

He might not have ant to mock Dr. Xu.

But it sounded sowhat disparaging towards Dr. Xu regardless.

Considering his age, he seems to be a newly promoted senior surgeon from recent years.

He still retains a bit of young people's striving spirit.

Being young and promising, so arrogance is inevitable.

Only ti and harsh realities of life will gradually temper this.

"Doctor Ruan should first examine the patient's condition," Zhou Can said, standing aside and speaking up for his ntor.

The Gastroenterology doctor had already reviewed the dical records and was examining the patient.

Internal dicine doctors conduct very thorough examinations, checking pupils, tongue coating, hands, complexion, etc., carefully looking at each. They also inquire about specific details like diet, bowel movents, and exact locations of abdominal pain.

Many details are not written in the dical record.

These typically just briefly record the patient's symptoms, condition, ti of acceptance, etc.

Doctors in China still carry traces of traditional Chinese dicine.

Experienced Internal dicine doctors would know a bit about traditional diagnostic thods like visual examination, slling, questioning, and pulse-taking.

Zhou Can silently learned the diagnostic thods while observing the Internal dicine doctor examining and diagnosing the patient.

After completing the diagnostic process, the Internal dicine doctor didn't hurry to express an opinion.

He just stood by with a slightly serious expression, calmly waiting for Doctor Ruan from Liver and Gallbladder Surgery to give his diagnostic output.

Five minutes passed, then eight… Doctor Ruan furrowed his brows, checking the dical information and examining the patient, yet hesitating to provide a diagnostic opinion.

"Doctor Ruan, surely you must have treated many cases like this. You've seen the reports and examined the patient, what do you think should be the treatnt?"

Zhou Can deliberately praised the doctor, seeing his difficulty, which was kind of... 'naughty'.

"Uh… I need to study this further!"

Doctor Ruan's face showed a hint of embarrassnt.

"Weren't you just saying this disease isn't hard to handle?"

Zhou Can cornered him.

Having caused embarrassnt to Dr. Xu upon arrival, Zhou Can of course had to administer a light punishnt.

To make him think twice before speaking next ti.

"This disease is usually treatable, but this patient is a bit challenging. By the way, what is the Ergency Departnt's treatnt suggestion?" Doctor Ruan's quick-wittedness was impressive.

He swiftly shifted the topic and focus.

Earning the role of a senior doctor cos from countless interactions with patients.

Without the ability to adapt quickly, he would've faced nurous difficulties from patients and their families.

Zhou Can looked towards his ntor.

This question should be answered by the most senior doctor present.

As a junior training doctor, he kept his position clear,

never speaking out of turn when it was not his place.

"Our suggestion is first to perform a puncture to draw so bile for imaging and localization, followed by a puncture to drain the pericholecystic abscess, providing the patient with anti-inflammatory treatnt. Once the inflammation subsides, surgery can be scheduled."

Dr. Xu had adopted Zhou Can's treatnt suggestion.