My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 551 - 238: Starting from the lowliest doorman, accid

Three of the four were warm and friendly towards Zhou Can.

Only the male graduate student with a horse-like face was sowhat cold towards Zhou Can.

So people are naturally less talkative, introverted, and silent. Zhou Can didn’t mind.

The group followed Director Shang into the consulting room.

Patients and families queuing outside lit up with happiness upon seeing the specialists arrive for work.

The consulting room was not large, about twenty square ters or so.

A simple bed was placed against the wall for patients to lie down for examinations when needed.

Above the bed hung a circular curtain.

Pulling the curtain together could create a private space.

If there was a need to examine private parts of patients, doctors would often draw the curtain.

However, during examinations in a hospital, sotis patients also need to be brave and cooperate.

As much as possible, the proverb "illness finds no good in concealnt" applies.

For example, when Zhou Can accompanies Dr. Liu in consultations, they encounter female patients with breast diseases, needing to examine or even palpate the affected areas. In such cases, there’s generally not much privacy provided.

After all, in the room, there are only family mbers, the patient themselves, and the physicians, along with assisting doctors.

In special circumstances, an outpatient nurse might assist.

"Dr. Huang will assist ; you four will observe and learn, Xie Lin will take notes, and input examination requests and other data into the computer. For now, Zhou Can will escort the patients."

After seating himself, Director Shang made clear work assignnts.

Nowadays, even township health centers can network data like prescriptions and examination requests.

All departnts can directly access corresponding information.

Inputting this data into the computer is often done by young doctors.

This is also a reason why older doctors like to teach students.

They need the young doctors to help with various chores. The ntoring doctors also get real benefits and conveniences.

Escorting patients is considered one of the more nial chores.

Having Zhou Can do it also subtly suggests that Zhou Can’s status in Director Shang’s eyes is not high. At least lower than the attending physician Huang Xinggui, and the three graduate students.

This doesn’t matter.

Zhou Can excels at rapidly rising to prominence in adversity, step by step ascending and earning the appreciation of senior physicians.

He is fully confident in surpassing these rivals.

"Knock, knock, knock!"

Knocking sounds ca from outside; without waiting for Director Shang’s order, Zhou Can took the initiative to open the door.

The patient and their family mber walked into the consulting room.

Zhou Can closed the door behind them.

The doctor-patient consultation process is generally one-on-one service.

It’s not possible to cram the small consulting room full of patients.

Those waiting outside understand the rules and do not try to force their way in; they wait politely outside the consulting room.

"Doctor, please take a look at my daughter! Lately, she’s been complaining of bloating and her appetite has decreased significantly. Sotis, she even complains of abdominal pain."

The family mber was a middle-aged woman in her forties, bringing her daughter, who was around eighteen or nineteen, to seek treatnt.

Young people generally have good health.

These unusual symptoms suggest there may be a problem with her body.

"Have you consulted other hospitals?"

"No! We’ve co in response to your reputation; Grandma Wang from the sa community praised your dical skills highly. My colleague also ntioned you cured her long-standing gastric pain. She is our only child, and I’m really worried sothing serious might happen to her. Please, take special care."

The family mber ca because of the doctor’s reputation.

Fad doctors usually build their reputation gradually, with cured patients spreading word of mouth.

Along with hospital promotion, and their own outstanding abilities in their field, they earn their reputation as renowned physicians.

The entire process is full of hardship.

"Young lady, at what tis do your abdon feel bloated? For instance, do you feel bloated after eating, or is the bloating random?"

Director Shang kindly inquired of the patient.

The young lady seed rather shy.

"Um... sotis I just feel bloated, and it stays that way for a while. Sotis it can last from the morning until the afternoon, or from the afternoon until the evening."

While jotting down notes, Director Shang continued to inquire.

"Your mother ntioned that you’re eating less than before; is it due to a lack of appetite, or have you been secretly eating snacks?"

"No, no, I haven’t been eating many snacks lately. I used to eat a lot of them though. Now when alti cos, even though I feel very hungry, I can only eat a few bites before feeling full. Oh yes, the bloating usually occurs after eating. Sotis I also feel nauseous for no reason, and belching; it’s very uncomfortable."

She described her symptoms.

Director Shang nodded.

"Luo Jingyi, asure her blood pressure, body temperature, and pulse."

Having many doctors is advantageous.

Multiple tasks can be assigned at once, increasing efficiency.

"Miss, do you feel bloated right now?"

Director Shang continued the patient questioning.

"Yes, a little."

"Which part?"

"Here, this area."

Soon, the physical examination asurents were taken, and the basic physical examination and history taking were completed.

Zhou Can noticed in the physical examination section, Director Shang wrote an assessnt of malnutrition.

This girl indeed looked quite thin.

No doubt the large ladies, each weighing over one hundred and thirty pounds, would be very envious of the young girl’s slender figure.

"Alright, we have now gathered the patient’s symptoms, basic vital signs, and dical history. You four, what tests do you think should be conducted on the patient next?"