My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 50 44 You Made Me Redefine Resident Doctors

He probably wishes he could turn into thin air right now, hoping no one would pay attention to him.

There's a saying that goes, "The higher you jump, the harder you fall."

Du Leng was too high-profile just now, so much so that he couldn't gracefully step down after a real misdiagnosis.

Fortunately, everyone's focus was mainly on Zhou Can and the pregnant woman.

No one paid too much attention to him.

Right now, the main concern was still the treatnt of the pregnant woman.

Although Zhou Can's analysis was ticulous and logical, the final decision still depended on the results of the blood tests.

"Should we try injecting the patient with a diuretic first?"

Director Yin Hua actively sought treatnt options to salvage his tarnished image.

After all, he had almost made a misdiagnosis and mistreated the patient, which was a very serious mistake.

"I think it's feasible. Even though we're not sure what wrong dication the pregnant woman took, diuretics typically don't conflict with other drugs, almost eliminating any risk of exacerbating her condition."

Director Zhang Bihua supported this experintal treatnt approach.

At this mont, the device monitoring intracranial pressure emitted a "beep, beep" alarm sound.

It gave everyone a huge fright.

"Not good, her blood pressure is still rising; we need to take imdiate effective asures to reduce it. Otherwise, the aneurysm in her brainstem could rupture at any mont."

All the doctors present were professionals and understood the potentially catastrophic outcos of an aneurysm rupture.

Director Yin imdiately issued a dical order to inject the patient with a diuretic.

"Director Zhang, do you think we can put a urinary catheter in the pregnant woman now?"

Because pregnancy is a special period where the body's ability to resist disease is lowered, inserting a catheter could cause a urinary tract infection, which in severe cases could lead to miscarriage.

The risk was very high, and under normal circumstances, no one would want to take such a risk.

"Let's not insert it yet! Her fetus is rather large, and her physique is very unique, making the risk of inserting a catheter much higher than that of an ordinary pregnant woman. I'll have Yang Chan closely monitor her urination situation. If she continues to have anuria, we'll consider catheterization."

Director Zhang Bihua pondered for a few seconds and did not agree to insert a catheter.

It was obvious she was being very cautious.

Almost all obstetricians are especially cautious during their practice. If any complications arise causing miscarriage or fetal abnormalities, the responsibility is enormous.

"I think just using diuretics is too simple a thod for lowering blood pressure. I personally suggest drawing so blood from her body first to reduce the blood volu, and then transfuse it back into her later."

Director Tan proposed a blood pressure reduction thod that most ordinary doctors wouldn't dare to contemplate.

After all, why else would more experienced doctors be in such demand?

Older doctors, with their rich diagnostic experience and extensive knowledge, often deploy unconventional thods in practice.

After employing the two thods of reducing blood pressure on the pregnant woman, the effects were imdiately visible.

Especially the bloodletting thod suggested by Director Tan.

This physical thod of reducing blood pressure was straightforward. Compared to dication, it had no waiting period.

Seeing that the pregnant woman's blood pressure had successfully been reduced, several leading physicians heaved a sigh of relief.

"Don't celebrate too soon; her blood pressure has dropped a bit, but the underlying issue hasn't been resolved yet. We just hope that Dr. Zhou Can's deductions are correct, and once the blood test results are out, we can identify the culprit and dicate accordingly to cure her completely."

Director Yin now held a considerable respect for Zhou Can.

With his age and status, he could easily address Zhou Can as Xiao Zhou.

Yet, he used the formal "Dr. Zhou Can" to express his respect for this resident training doctor.

Ti was passing second by second.

The specialized laboratory also recognized the privileged identity of this patient.

Plus, with three leading directors from major departnts waiting in the Ergency Departnt,

The blood test results were out in less than half an hour.

"The specialized laboratory called; they've detected traces of indothacin in the patient's blood."

Indothacin is commonly used in anti-inflammatory pain relief dications.

Taking it could lead to increased blood pressure.

"Great, we've finally identified the culprit."

Several chief physicians showed a relieved smile.

This pregnant woman was a patient personally intervened by Dean Zhu. The consulting doctors were under imnse pressure.

If cured, it would be a cause for great joy.

Had they failed to save her, there would be no legal responsibility, but it would be difficult to explain to the dean and the family alike.

Zhou Can, hearing this news, also showed a happy smile.

He felt an unprecedented sense of accomplishnt.

Through his relentless efforts, he had finally saved the pregnant woman and her unborn child.

[Pathology Diagnosis Experience Points 0.8.]

[You successfully diagnosed an exceptionally difficult complex hidden case, awarded 100 Diagnosis Experience Points.]

Receiving that 0.8 Experience Points, Zhou Can was not surprised.

But he was completely astonished when he received the reward of a whopping 100 Diagnosis Experience Points.

This is a whole 100 Experience Points.

It requires reading 1000 case records, or successfully diagnosing the pathology of 100 patients to gain so many Experience Points.

Although diagnosing this pregnant woman's disease is even harder than solving a case by reasoning, all efforts are well worth it.

The harvest is beyond imagination.

[Pathological Diagnosis, Level 3, Current Experience Points 102/1000. Resident Doctor, lower level.]

This extrely difficult dical skill has taken a significant step forward.

Just need to diagnose nine more cases of such high difficulty, and his pathological diagnosis can be upgraded to Chief Level.

However, such patients are hard to co by.

And with his current diagnostic skills, it's probably very difficult to diagnose cases of super high difficulty.

As for successfully diagnosing the pathology of this pregnant woman, luck played a big part.

If it wasn't for the accidental discovery that the patient's eyebrows were not drawn properly, which led to the deduction that her vision was impaired, it would have been hard to have the subsequent successful diagnosis.

Overall, it's a combination of skill and luck.

"Let's proceed with symptomatic treatnt imdiately!"

Having found the dication mistakenly taken by the pregnant woman, things get easier.

Just administer the corresponding dication to resolve it.

After a series of ergency treatnts, the pregnant woman's blood pressure finally showed a natural decrease for the first ti.

"It's lowered, it's finally lowered, haha!"

Nurse Ye Tingting shouted excitedly, bursting into silly laughter.

Smiles also appeared on everyone's faces.

After the patient's blood pressure returned to the normal range, Director Tan did not rush to transfuse her blood back.

"Send her for an ultrasound to check if the arterial aneurysm has disappeared?"

Who knew that before she was moved out, she woke up.

"Ugh... my head is so dizzy! Am I... in the hospital?"

She instinctively tried to sit up, but she was so weak that she couldn't manage it.

"Don't move! You fainted in a taxi due to a sudden increase in blood pressure. We are in the ergency room of Tuya Hospital, and after ergency treatnt, your blood pressure has already co down. However, there is still so risk, so we need to send you for a head ultrasound to see if the intracranial aneurysm has disappeared."

Director Zhang Bihua stepped forward and gently restrained the pregnant woman, patiently explaining the situation to her.

"Ah, is my baby in the stomach okay?"

"The child is currently fine."

"Thank God, as long as the child is fine."

Upon hearing that her child was unhard, the pregnant woman showed a happy smile, seemingly unworried about herself.

It was evident that she truly valued her child's life above her own.

"Let's go for the examination first!"

Only by confirming that the arterial aneurysm has truly disappeared can everyone be completely reassured.

After the pregnant woman's blood pressure returned to normal values, the fact that she could wake up from unconsciousness so quickly essentially confird that the aneurysm pressing on the brainstem had shrunk or disappeared.

It wasn't long before the pregnant woman returned from the head ultrasound.

"Let see."

Director Yin couldn't wait to take the ultrasound images, examining them against the light.

The other doctors also craned their necks, eagerly anticipating good results.

"This, this..."

Director Yin's right hand, holding the images, was trembling, his lips muttering.

His expression was as if he saw his deceased grandfather returning to the world.

Everyone felt a heavy sense of dread, as Director Yin's reaction suggested that the situation might be grim.

"Director Yin, what's the result? Just say it!"

Director Xie was always rather impatient.

Seeing that Director Yin hesitated to disclose the results, he couldn't wait any longer.

Du Leng also perked up his ears eavesdropping, he was the most nervous of all.

"It really disappeared, it's truly gone... Dr. Zhou's diagnosis was all correct." Director Yin was overwhelmingly excited, filled with nurous emotions.

Who says a lower qualification represents poor diagnostic skills?

Who says rotational doctor's opinions aren't reliable?

"Dr. Zhou, I must say, you've redefined the term 'rotational doctor' for . You are the most remarkable rotational doctor I have co across, none other."

Director Yin shared these words in front of everyone, sowhat apologizing to Zhou Can.

After all, he had insulted Zhou Can as superficial not long ago.

He even boasted in front of Zhou Can that he had diagnosed tens of thousands of cases, claiming he had consud more salt than Zhou Can had eaten rice.

Now with the pregnant woman's blood pressure successfully restored to normal and her regaining consciousness, the intracranial aneurysm had miraculously disappeared.

Facts speak louder than words.

dicine is such that if the diagnosis is correct, treatnt follows precisely. If the diagnosis is wrong, then one can only pray to God and various deities to avoid any dical mishap.