My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 620 - 261 The Relationship Between Acupuncture and P

Director Jiang spoke to Director Tan with utmost respect.

However, since he was the primary physician for this patient, any mishap would make it difficult for him to justify himself.

Hence, he made a remark that could potentially displease Director Tan.

"Hearing is false, seeing is believing. Won’t we know once we watch him operate?"

Director Tan was very confident.

At this mont, a young intern rushed into the consultation room with the test report.

"Director Jiang, Director Jiang, the results of the patient’s sputum culture are out! It indicates that the patient’s lungs are infected with Klebsiella...uh, hello Director Tan."

The intern entered the consultation room and then realized that the atmosphere was a bit off.

Upon closer inspection, Director Tan of Internal dicine was present.

Frightened, he quickly greeted Tan Liuren.

"Young man, you have a very proactive attitude, well done!"

Director Tan said with a beaming smile.

"It’s actually a Klebsiella infection; it seems Dr. Zhou’s diagnostic result was correct. The patient is very likely already suffering from septicemia." Director Jiang, upon hearing the test results reported by the intern, had mixed feelings.

The cause of the disease was basically clear.

The forthcoming thoracic puncture was just a further confirmation of the cause.

Now, he had to consider the treatnt options.

"Hearing Director Jiang’s words, it sounds like Zhou Can has made significant contributions in this diagnosis!"

Director Tan was not surprised by this.

However, he was very curious about Zhou Can’s diagnostic process and his reasoning.

Director Luo voluntarily repeated Zhou Can’s performance in the consultation. Director Tan’s smile deepened, and he looked at Zhou Can more kindly.

"Let’s go, let’s head to the ward to do a liver biopsy!"

Having learned about Zhou Can’s contributions in the diagnosis, Director Tan held him in high esteem.

The group arrived at the ward, where the patient’s situation was already quite severe, causing concern.

Since the puncture needed to be guided by ultrasound, they took the patient to a special operating room.

"Xiao Zhou, are you confident about performing the puncture?"

"Yes!"

Zhou Can answered succinctly and forcefully.

The nurse had already proactively unbuttoned the patient’s shirt and disinfected the skin.

Zhou Can then began performing the liver puncture.

He first located the exact spot, then inserted the needle directly into the enlarged area of the right lobe of the liver, successfully extracted the biopsy sample, and sent it for testing.

He also gained 101 Experience Points for his Injection Skill.

One hundred of which were awarded.

It would take so ti to receive the results of the pathological tissue examination and bacterial culture.

This ti, Zhou Can was assigned to join the consultation in Cardiovascular Internal dicine not only without embarrassing Director Shang but also earned significant credit for Digestive Internal dicine.

As they were leaving, Director Jiang apologized to him three tis in a row.

He continuously praised Zhou Can for both his diagnostic ability and his skill in performing the puncture, which amazed him.

"Thank you, Dr. Zhou, for your contributions to our Cardiovascular Internal dicine. Let walk you out." Director Luo, seeing the patient with the rapidly deteriorating condition being successfully diagnosed, felt as if a weight had been lifted off his chest.

Next, as long as they treat the symptoms appropriately, the patient is expected to recover soon.

For septicemia, it’s mainly about early detection and treatnt.

It’s not too late now.

Passing by the nurses’ station, three young nurses were incredulously wide-eyed.

"This, this... isn’t he the resident doctor from Digestive Internal dicine who joined the consultation? Why is Director Luo personally seeing him off?"

"Could it be that he’s going to Digestive Internal dicine to lodge a complaint?"

"Really, you’re unbelievable. Director Luo is all smiles, chatting and laughing with that young doctor; does that look like he’s going to lodge a complaint?"

"Hey, hey, did you see the expression of Director Hong from Endocrinology Departnt when he left a while ago? Unlike Director Luo, no one saw him off. Do you think Director Hong didn’t contribute much in this consultation?"

"Definitely. Otherwise, why would Director Luo personally see off a resident doctor and not Director Hong? That young resident doctor is quite handso too; I wonder if he has a girlfriend?"

"You’re being silly again, getting all flustered whenever you see a young and successful handso doctor."

The nurses’ whispered discussions were partially overheard by Zhou Can.

He shook his head secretly; more running around as a doctor doesn’t compare to the nurses’ gossip.

These gossiping won.

...

Returning to Digestive Internal dicine, seeing that there was still ti, he checked on his patients, finding no issues. He then hurried to the outpatient departnt to find Director Shang.

Still, it’s by following Director Shang in the clinic that he learns the most.

Today was delayed by various matters.

It was nearing eleven o’clock now; he could join Director Shang in the clinic for at most one more hour.

Zhou Can knocked on the door and entered the clinic room.

Three postgraduate students and Dr. Huang Xinggui were all present.

Dr. Huang Xinggui was probably one of the key trainees selected by Director Shang, hence whether it was surgery or clinical consultation, his presence learning behind Director Shang was a frequent sight.

"Dr. Zhou, you’ve returned from the consultation so soon!"

Director Shang greeted him warmly with a smile.

"The consultation went fairly smoothly, so it didn’t take much ti to conclude. Currently, that patient has been tentatively diagnosed with septicemia, initially judged to be caused by a bacterial infection from an infusion, and not receiving tily effective treatnt after the onset of sepsis, eventually progressing to septicemia. Both the liver and lungs have developed abscesses."