My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1292 - 509: The Dangers of Rapid Infusion and the Un

This was the imdiate dical order to be carried out, and there was also a long-term order: over the next five days, the patient would need to be given Diuretics and digitalis‑type drugs.

The goal was to rapidly relieve the symptoms of pulmonary edema.

The lungs govern water; when they beco edematous, the first thing to consider is not fluid restriction but diuresis.

If the patient also has concurrent renal failure, that situation is very dangerous.

When a certain organ in the body develops a problem, it can actually be like so ancient kingdom being attacked and seeking help from a neighboring state—it can likewise seek help from other organs in the body.

It’s just that this "request for help" has to be realized by the doctor through drugs or other thods.

Giving this patient Diuretics was equivalent to the lungs having a problem and asking the kidneys and other organs for help, speeding up the excretion of excess water from the body to ease the pulmonary edema.

After identifying this patient’s etiology and pathology, Zhou Can earned 101 points of pathology diagnosis Experience Points.

Of those, 100 points were awarded by the system.

Diagnosing this kind of difficult case basically earns at least 100 points of pathology diagnosis Experience Points as a reward.

Sotis when luck was good, he had even gotten massive rewards of 1,000 points.

Pathology diagnosis had also been soaring all the way up, leaving pharmacological differentiation far behind. It was now about to be promoted to Level 6.

Because of yesterday’s live‑stread surgery, Zhou Can had directly pushed Tuya Hospital’s Cardiothoracic Surgery onto the throne. What would follow was a steady stream of difficult cases, and his chances to earn large Experience Points rewards would also co one after another.

There was one prerequisite: nothing could go wrong.

If a major dical accident occurred, all that reputation could be ruined overnight.

After finishing with this retired cadre, Zhou Can was planning to go back to the office and study another difficult case.

His contribution really shouldn’t be underestimated.

Every ti he properly handled one of these high‑difficulty patients, the reputation of Cardiothoracic Surgery would rise noticeably. Over ti, that added up to sothing very substantial.

"Dr. Zhou, could you co here for a mont!"

Director Bu beckoned to Zhou Can.

Zhou Can quickly walked into the consultation room specifically used for communicating with patients and their families. The two bodyguards were standing out in the corridor; they looked quite professional, vigilantly watching everyone who approached the room.

The two of them had long since morized Zhou Can’s face.

After all, their boss had co all the way from Shanghai specifically to see Zhou Can for treatnt.

Inside, the patient, Chen Zhongzhi, was sitting there, his expression calm.

"Just now Director Bu had a talk and communication with . I also understand the rules and policies of your dical profession. But for my surgery, I hope Dr. Zhou can be the one to do it for . As for whatever you need to put on the paperwork, you can handle that however you like."

Given Chen Zhongzhi’s distinguished status, his life was extrely important.

He hadn’t wanted to undergo an aortic graft surgery in a top hospital in Shanghai precisely because the risk was too high. He wasn’t willing to take that big a gamble.

"I’m just a Resident Doctor!"

When Zhou Can perford Level 4 surgeries, even if he was the one actually operating on the patient, on paper he was still listed as a participant.

Although he had built up a certain level of trust with this patient, having him openly admit so hidden secrets face‑to‑face was impossible.

So unspoken rules can only be understood, not spelled out.

For example, when giving gifts to certain important leaders, if you show up hugging a big case or carrying a bundle of cash, they won’t even let you through the door.

Because who knows whether you’re secretly filming, or whether soone else is secretly filming?

The risk is way too high.

The fact that Zhou Can could take charge of Level 4 surgeries had long ceased to be a secret within Cardiothoracic Surgery at Tuya Hospital. But it was never talked about outside, and couldn’t be.