My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 625: 263: Director Zheng Seeks Help, Treating Illnes

Chapter 625: Chapter 263: Director Zheng Seeks Help, Treating Illness Doesn’t Necessarily Require Thorough Investigation

Even though we now live in a society governed by law, too many people are still willing to take risks for huge profits.

There have been incidents where female stars were kidnapped and hard by criminals.

Su Qianqian is like a mirror, and Zhou Can will never allow her to be shattered.

“I know! I’m not a three-year-old child, I’ll be extra careful and cautious. But I’m very touched and happy that you care about so much! (smiley face)”

After chatting with her, Zhou Can waited for Wei Fang’s arrival.

It might be hard to believe, but nowadays, with money and favor, one can genuinely buy loyalty.

Wei Fang was down on her luck back then, so much that she couldn’t even afford dical care.

If it weren’t for Zhou Can’s substantial investnt in her treatnt, her fate would be starkly different from now.

She ca from the mountains, and understands gratitude better than won who grew up in the city.

Now Zhou Can has provided her with a well-paying and stable job, allowing her to take care of the grandmother who raised her and to experience the wonderful life of a big city with her grandmother.

Her gratitude and loyalty to Zhou Can are directly reflected in her actions.

She diligently protects Su Qianqian for Zhou Can, and so far, there have been no slip-ups.

For dealing with Hu Wei this ti, Zhou Can needs Wei Fang to carry out the darker aspects of the plan.

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After lunch, Zhou Can was expected to spend the afternoon in the Interventional Surgery Room and Inpatient Departnt, barring any surprises.

Busy until after four in the afternoon, Director Shang left in a hurry.

Zhou Can left the operating room and returned to the ward to handle twelve patients he was in charge of.

He thought managing eleven patients was already at his limit.

But seeing that he could handle so many patients effortlessly, Director Shang added another one to his list.

And the patients assigned to him were almost all difficult cases or high-risk patients admitted by the group.

To have a ntoring teacher who holds him in such high regard, what more could Zhou Can say?

With tears, he must still bear it!

However, for him, even managing twelve inpatients, often needing to consult and perform surgeries, he still doesn’t find it too strenuous.

The most ti-consuming tasks are writing dical records and reports, and handling patient discharges.

As for fetching test results for patients or delivering docunts to the dical Departnt for signatures, those chores are never assigned to him.

He had just finished checking on his twelve patients, making so necessary adjustnts to so of their dical orders.

He sat in his office to catch his breath when soone ca looking for him.

“Dr. Zhou, are you busy right now?”

Huang Liang, who previously disrespected Zhou Can, now approached him with a full-faced smile.

Power truly is a wonderful thing—it makes these proud opponents sincerely submit and woo him with the most flattering smiles.

“Is there sothing you need, Doctor Huang?”

Zhou Can knew this guy wouldn’t pay a visit without a specific reason; with such a cheeky approach, he must certainly have a favor to ask.

“Um… here’s the thing, my ntor, Director Zheng, is currently seeing patients and encountered a complex case he’s not confident about. Director Shang happens to be out of the hospital, so he would like to ask for your help in consulting.”

Director Zheng is also a well-known specialist in Digestive Internal dicine.

However, his fa doesn’t quite match that of Director Shang.

As for his diagnostic skills, that’s up to individual perspectives.

For Director Zheng to swallow his pride and personally send soone to invite Zhou Can for a ‘consultation’ clearly shows Zhou Can’s esteed position in the Digestive Internal dicine.

Director Zheng must believe that Zhou Can could help solve this problem before taking action.

It’s certain that Director Zheng thought it through many tis before sending Huang Liang to ask Zhou Can.

“I’ll co with you right away.”

Zhou Can took a couple of sips of water, stood up, and left.

Given that Director Zheng personally sent soone, Zhou Can must show his respect.

Following Huang Liang, they went straight to Outpatient Room 2 of the Special Needs Clinic, and both walked inside.

“Hello, Director Zheng!”

Zhou Can proactively greeted him with a lowered stance.

It is said that giving roses leaves one with lingering fragrance.

Even though he was invited by Director Zheng to assist, Zhou Can still fully respected Director Zheng’s dignity.

A proactive greeting is the greatest form of respect.

“Dr. Zhou, please co and have a seat!”

Director Zheng smiled and waved Zhou Can over.

In front of the patients and their families, Zhou Can, without any pretense, sat next to Director Zheng.

The other two young doctors stood by, giving Zhou Can friendly smiles.

Their eyes clearly filled with envy and friendliness towards Zhou Can.

“This patient has frequently experienced abdominal distention and pain starting a year ago, with symptoms relieved after bowel movents. A month ago, the patient suddenly suffered from diarrhea and watery stools. At its worst, the patient experienced diarrhea more than ten tis a day, averaging no less than five tis per day. Over the past week, despite taking anti-diarrheal dication, the symptoms not only didn’t subside but worsened. Besides diarrhea, the patient also developed symptoms of thirst, excessive drinking, frequent urination, and large urine output.”

Diarrhea easily leads to dehydration.

Especially with prolonged diarrhea, which anyone would find unbearable.

“The patient’s weight plumted over ten pounds in a very short period, occasionally experiencing flushing of the chest, lasting about ten minutes before dissipating.”

According to Zhou Can’s dical experience, a rapid loss of over ten pounds in a short period indicates a severe problem.