My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1315 - 519: The Role of a Note and an Invitation

"Um... I think he might have so good treatnt suggestions he wants to offer us." Even if Doctor He were foolish, he wouldn’t say anything that would displease the two directors.

It’s impossible to say that they haven’t made much progress in saving the patient, and Zhou Can has a better way, right?

It’s believed that the two directors have already grasped this implication.

"The patient is currently unconscious. There’s nothing wrong with us working hard to stabilize his vital signs and then trying to formulate a further treatnt plan. No matter how skilled Zhou Can is, he’ll just follow the sa treatnt steps as we do."

Pang Houzhong said disapprovingly.

Originally, when the attending doctor and the director were having a conversation, as a young resident doctor, he had no right to interject.

He only dared to speak rashly because he is a student of Director Xiang.

In fact, in any institution, if you gain the favor of the senior leadership, you can indeed act with so impunity within the unit. At the very least, your position and status are much higher than ordinary colleagues.

"I’m not sure about this, I just wanted to report to the two directors the situation I’ve observed."

Doctor He glanced at Pang Houzhong and didn’t continue the argunt on this matter.

Pang Houzhong’s unguarded words surely irked him to so extent.

"Professor Xiang, why don’t we ask Zhou Can? We can also further understand his dical skills."

Ru Yaji’s plan was simple, just feeling unconvinced and wanting to see if Zhou Can is really that strong.

Not long ago, Zhou Can accurately diagnosed the cause of the patient’s critical condition as a thrombus in the central vein.

It might just have been a lucky chance encounter.

Maybe Zhou Can happened to have similar clinical diagnostic experience. Being able to point out the problem is naturally not a big deal.

"Nonsense! What reason do we have to communicate with him? Invite him over for a consultation?"

Director Xiang rebuked Ru Yaji in public.

Her thinking was too simple, completely unaware of the potential impact it might have on the reputation of the Provincial People’s Hospital.

If Zhou Can were a doctor at this hospital, perhaps we could reluctantly swallow our pride and ask him over for a consultation. But since he’s a doctor at Tuya Hospital, asking him here for a consultation, if it ends up like that thrombus incident where we get embarrassed again, where does that leave the Provincial People’s Hospital’s dignity?

Director Xiang had a higher perspective and could see farther.

At this mont, a nurse walked in from outside.

"Professor Xiang, this is a note left by the family visiting bed 13, insisting I hand it to you personally." The nurse was the young nurse who led Zhou Can into the ICU for a visit.

She held a lower position here and was relatively inexperienced.

Currently, her work mainly involved odd jobs.

Every nurse is trained step by step, starting from trifling tasks.

Hospitals have particular conventions for addressing doctors of various ranks.

Associate directors are usually addressed directly as Director So-and-So. Never call them Associate Director repeatedly. For assistant directors or vice presidents, they are all called Dean So-and-So.

For associate chief physicians and chief physicians, it’s generally better not to call them teacher; they might take offense.

Chief physicians should either be called Director So-and-So or, for those with higher emotional intelligence, Professor So-and-So.

Just like when we go to an administrative departnt, encountering soone doing odd jobs, if you call them comrade, they might not respond. But if you call them leader, they’ll likely be much friendlier to you. If there’s an issue, they’ll be more willing to explain or offer so guidance.

Hence, in addressing superiors, there’s a vast amount of knowledge involved.

Chief physicians prefer to be called Professor So-and-So rather than Director So-and-So. If this chief physician also holds the position of vice president, the title again changes, and they must be addressed as Dean.

When addressing soone, always choose the highest title to call them.

Director Xiang was slightly surprised. After taking the note, he saw it was folded into a triangle. Without actively unfolding it, others wouldn’t be able to view its contents.

He imdiately realized that Zhou Can might be considering his dignity and maintaining his authority, which is why he didn’t let others see the note’s content.

"You all continue discussing the treatnt plan for the patient in bed 13."

Director Xiang stood up directly, walked outside, and unfolded the note.

It only had one short line written on it: golden rescue ti is four hours.

Just these few words hit Director Xiang’s heart like a heavy hamr.

With his experience and wisdom, he naturally understood that Zhou Can was referring to the patient in bed 13.

For instance, cardiac and respiratory arrest is widely recognized to have a golden rescue ti of three minutes. During this ti, if CPR can be perford swiftly, the irreversible damage to the patient’s body will be minimal.

Conversely, if rescue efforts begin after three minutes, the difficulty of saving a life increases significantly.

Moreover, even if the patient is saved, there might be brain death, leading to a vegetative state, or cognitive dysfunction, resulting in intellectual disability. In such cases, the value of saving the person diminishes greatly.

It would place a heavy burden on the original family.

For the patient in bed 13, nearly three hours had passed since admission.

The Provincial People’s Hospital’s treatnt for the patient consisted solely of life support, with efforts to stabilize the patient’s vital signs; the treatnt strategy was very conservative.

Zhou Can’s aning was clear: he wanted to inform Director Xiang that the golden rescue ti for this patient should be within four hours.

Exceeding this ti doesn’t necessarily an sothing bad will happen,

but it’s highly likely that so irreversible progression of the disease will occur, potentially losing the opportunity for treatnt.