My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 653 - 272: This Young Doctor Is Not Ordinary, The Ob

Graduating from a prestigious overseas university and holding a doctoral degree were more than enough to make Du Leng far more famous than the average dical student.

Furthermore, the number of hospitals paying attention to him was far from few.

However, at this mont, compared to Zhou Can, he seed rather inferior.

Zhou Can had diagnosed a case of considerable difficulty, while Du Leng was still pontificating without any substantial progress.

Don’t be misled by the adoring expressions on the faces of the patients and their families gathered around Du Leng’s table; these people weren’t in the hospital to attend a lecture. If Du Leng couldn’t cure their illnesses, he would soon be abandoned.

After assisting the two attending physicians with the diagnosis, Zhou Can was ready to return to his seat.

Yang Chan watched him, blinking her eyes and said,

"After more than a year, I didn’t expect your diagnostic skills to have improved to such a level. Moreover, I’ve noticed that your fundantal dical knowledge has beco much more profound than before. I recall that this used to be your weak point."

Receiving such praise, Zhou Can remained markedly nonchalant.

"Delusion, it’s all your delusion, understand?"

Zhou Can humbly denied it, but inwardly he was extrely pleased.

Fundantal dical knowledge had always been Zhou Can’s weak point, and now he finally had a mont to feel proud in front of her.

The benefits of studying hard day and night, making up for the lack of fundantal dical knowledge, were gradually beginning to show.

Whether in the operating room, the outpatient clinic, or on the inpatient ward, the application of fundantal dical knowledge is indispensable.

Casually prescribing any dication requires solid fundantal dical knowledge.

Otherwise, the prescribed drugs may not achieve the desired effect or might even cause trouble.

Yang Chan huffed and paid him no further attention.

Nevertheless, from her expression, it was clear that she did not believe Zhou Can’s words.

After returning to his seat with Deputy Director Shi, Zhou Can continued to face indifference.

When patients seek dical treatnt, the halo effect is prominent.

Given the choice, nearly all patients would prefer to consult with doctors who have a well-known reputation.

By then, Du Leng had already completed the diagnoses of two patients.

It’s not to say that he had necessarily pinpointed the illnesses but rather engaged the patients in grand discussions, issued orders for tests, and sent them for laboratory and diagnostic exams. At this mont, an extrely obese woman, accompanied by her family, walked over with difficulty.

Her every step seed to shake the earth.

As though the ground itself was trembling slightly.

Conservatively estimating, this woman must have weighed at least 270 to 280 pounds.

It’s doubtful she could even see her own hands while eating, and looking down to see her toes was even more of a wishful thinking.

For soone who has beco so overweight, the first thing to do is to look for causes in oneself.

The excessive doting of parents, self-indulgence in eating, and the unwillingness to diet even after exceeding healthy weight, all lead to becoming an extre overweight person.

"At last, here is a patient who has co to us for treatnt."

Deputy Director Shi eyed the excessively overweight woman with a hint of anticipation.

Extre obesity is indeed an illness.

It is easy to transition from frugality to luxury, but difficult to revert from luxury to frugality.

It is fairly easy for a thin person to beco fat—eating heartily and lacking exercise, one can soon beco overweight; but turning back from fat to thin requires more than ten tis the effort.

The process is imnsely arduous.

This is why diet pills sell so well in the market.

People who take diet pills know they are harmful to their health, yet they still purchase them at high prices. They do this in hope of transforming from fat to thin.

Especially for won, excessive obesity can damage their image, make them ugly, and they face setbacks in both job hunting and relationships.

"Dr. Du, please take a look at our daughter. When she sleeps, she suddenly stops breathing in her sleep. It’s terrifying," the obese woman didn’t approach their table but went to Du Leng’s table instead.

Such sudden interruptions in breathing are actually better examined by a pulmonologist.

However, they ca for the reputation of a returned doctoral student, leaving Zhou Can and Deputy Director Shi with nothing but envy.

"The reputation of a returned doctoral student is indeed appealing."

Deputy Director Shi muttered with a bit of sourness.

"Why else would so many people want to go abroad to ’gild’ their studies!"

Zhou Can never assud that studying abroad was necessarily impressive.

He kept a neutral view towards international students.

Those who are truly talented and are admitted to prestigious schools, study hard overseas, and earn their degrees—these students are genuinely skilled, belonging to the world’s elite talent.

When they wish to return to their holand after their studies, the foreign talent agencies are very keen to retain them.

Then there’s another kind that goes overseas to get a gold-plated education, so of them only studying for a year or two to obtain a graduate degree.

Because for these students, pursuing graduate studies dostically is too difficult.

Such students manage to upgrade their educational qualifications through this indirect ans, obtaining graduate degrees relatively easily, and then return ho to secure jobs in large corporations or state-owned enterprises.

Their educational qualifications hold much water, and their abilities may not compare to those of a proper dostic undergraduate.

Judging from Du Leng’s current performance, he seed to belong to the forr category.

He did possess true knowledge, but because of his excessively arrogant character, coupled with a strong sense of superiority after returning ho, this led to his lack of pragmatism.

He appeared to be no more than an ornant.

The super-obese female patient glanced at the plastic stool in front of the consultation desk. She hesitated.

Standing for a long ti took a significant toll on her body, and after walking such a distance, she wanted nothing more than to sit down and rest.

However, the thin plastic stool seed unlikely to withstand her ’pressure’.