My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1444 - 576: The Most Malicious Compliment, "The Anes

This clear and thodical ward round approach is often used by chief and deputy chief physicians.

Like Zhou Can, they are also very busy. Even if they only need to conduct ward rounds once or twice a week, it still poses a significant burden for them. Ordinary patients, even from admission to discharge, rarely get the chance to et a chief physician.

The hospital adheres to a Level 3 responsibility system.

Matters that interns and training residents cannot resolve are reported to resident doctors.

If resident doctors can’t solve them, they’re reported to the attending physicians.

If issues reach the attending level and still cannot be resolved, or if there’s significant uncertainty in handling a condition, it can be reported to the deputy chief physician or chief physician.

It’s precisely this hierarchical system that allows chief physicians to allocate more ti and energy into focusing on difficult or critical cases.

When Zhou Can arrived at bed 1 in the ergency surgery unit, he didn’t pass by with just a couple of casual questions like he usually did.

Instead, he directly walked from the foot to the side of the bed.

"Miss, I recall you had toe web surgery, correct?"

"You rember very accurately."

She nodded, sowhat flattered.

Most hospitalized patients know that Zhou Can is a renowned doctor in the Ergency Departnt. Both the families and patients love to gossip, regardless of gender.

Which doctor is skilled, which doctor holds the chief position, they know all these things without needing to be taught.

"Is today the second day after surgery?"

"Yes! The surgery was done yesterday, just after eleven in the morning. Originally, I hoped you could personally perform the surgery for , but the nurse who received us inford that your surgeries were fully booked. She also ntioned this is just a minor operation, and any doctor would produce similar results. Considering that Tu Ya is a renowned hospital in the province, known for its exceptional dical skills, I agreed."

She looked at Zhou Can with great respect.

She felt a slight regret that Zhou Can couldn’t personally perform her surgery.

But you can see that she’s an optimistic girl.

Her age seems to be around eighteen or nineteen.

"Thank you for trusting our hospital, and thank you for trusting so much. Have you felt any unusual symptoms after the surgery? Like intense pain?"

Whenever Zhou Can hears a patient specifically request him for surgery, he feels particularly happy.

This profound trust is also his greatest encouragent.

Many patients who have undergone surgery with him do not look down on him for his youth, nor do they because he isn’t a chief or professor. After recovering from surgery, as long as they’re satisfied with the results, they would recommnd Zhou Can to friends and family.

This reputation building is sothing every doctor likes.

"Hmm... there’s no intense pain. It’s just that my right toe still feels a bit numb. You know, these large hospitals are different; the anesthesia effects are amazing. I’ve heard from others that usually, you start to feel pain five to six hours after surgery."

The girl was quite naive, thinking the prolonged numbness was due to the effectiveness of the anesthesia.

One sentence, but it scared Zhou Can into a cold sweat.

If not for stopping to ask carefully, she might have waited until discharge before ntioning this to a doctor.

"Normally, the anesthesia effects don’t last this long. Let check it for you."

He carefully unwrapped the bandage from the patient’s foot.

This surgery involves separating two toes that have grown together. The difficulty depends on the specific degree of deformity.