My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 766 - 310: Reading a Lot Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Yo

"What is the usefulness of the clue found by Zhou Can?"

Du Leng frowned as he pondered carefully.

Despite racking his brains, he couldn’t figure out any connection between the darkening of the pregnant woman’s neck skin and her respiratory infection or the weakening fetal heart rate.

After all, a good doctor isn’t simply soone who has read a lot of books.

Knowledge must be applied in practice, and rich clinical diagnostic experience is essential to ensuring proficiency.

Yang Chan, being Zhang Bihua’s favorite pupil, had that relationship backing her, and when she squeezed up to the bedside, no one dared to object.

After talking with Director Zhang in a low voice, she asked the patient for her opinion.

With consent obtained, she then drew the curtains to examine the pregnant woman.

It wasn’t long before the curtains were drawn back.

Director Zhang was very pleased with Yang Chan’s eager learning attitude, and gave her the utmost support.

She had completed the task assigned by Zhou Can and returned.

"Just now, I checked, the color in the groin area is darker. The color of the armpit is deeper than the neck."

"Okay, thank you for the effort."

Zhou Can received a definitive answer and, thinking of so of the pregnant woman’s symptoms, he already had so diagnostic ideas in mind.

"Do you already have so findings? Share your diagnostic thoughts with us!"

What she could see so far were only signs of a respiratory infection, and the pregnant woman’s temperature had actually been mostly controlled. It had gone from a high fever to a low-grade fever. This indicated that Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital had dicated the patient after admitting her.

There was no denying that in terms of diagnosis, Zhou Can was indeed far better than her.

Zhou Can was about to share his diagnostic approach with Yang Chan, when he inadvertently caught sight of Du Leng on the lookout up ahead, eavesdropping with pricked ears; he couldn’t help but smile slightly. Catching Yang Chan’s attention, he pointed at his phone.

Then he quickly typed out text on his phone screen.

Du Leng, who was eagerly listening for more, suddenly heard no more voices.

He felt sothing was amiss and instinctively looked back.

After realizing that Zhou Can was using a mobile phone to communicate privately with Yang Chan, he inwardly cursed Zhou Can for being stingy. Was the diagnostic approach such a big secret that it needed hiding?

"Dr. Du seems quite interested in our conversation! Care to join?"

Yang Chan was also very astute.

Seeing Du Leng’s expression and then thinking of Zhou Can suddenly communicating with her via mobile phone, she imdiately understood the situation.

She couldn’t help but tease Du Leng with a chuckle.

"Cough cough... No need, thank you!"

Du Leng, being so proud, how could he possibly lower himself to ’discuss’ with Zhou Can?

"Dr. Du, that’s an overseas university genius, his diagnostics are way beyond ours. He certainly wouldn’t condescend to discuss with residents like us!"

Zhou Can lifted Du Leng high with his words.

He didn’t mind taking down Du Leng’s arrogance whenever he had the opportunity. Not for any other reason but simply because he found him annoying.

With the title of an overseas Ph.D., parading around arrogantly like a rooster every day, what was the point?

"Not at all!"

Du Leng smiled awkwardly and turned his head back.

Zhou Can, on the other hand, exchanged a knowing smile with Yang Chan; on this matter, their stances were surprisingly unanimous.

By this ti, Zhou Can had finished typing his diagnostic thoughts.

He sent it directly to Yang Chan.

"All secretive, let’s see what your diagnostic approach actually is," Yang Chan muttered to herself as she checked the WeChat ssage.

After reading it, she couldn’t help but widen her eyes in surprise.

"Your... thought process is so convoluted! She was tested for this upon admission, and the results were normal!" Yang Chan said in disbelief.

Du Leng, standing in front, was sowhat distracted.

Because he realized that the knowledge he learned had no place to be used, like a three-year-old child with a house full of advanced weaponry but unable to use them against the encroaching wolves.

Du Leng eavesdropped on the conversation between Yang Chan and Zhou Can without missing a beat.

Which project was checked upon admission?

Du Leng began to speculate.

Also, what exactly was the diagnosis result that Zhou Can told Yang Chan?

The more he couldn’t figure it out, the more curious Du Leng beca.

However, Zhou Can confidently smiled at Yang Chan and said, "Only you can speak up in front of Director Zhang. Suggest to Director Zhang that the patient undergoes another round of this particular test. I believe there will be significant findings."

"I’ll trust you this once! But you have to promise that you’ll teach your whole diagnostic approach afterward."

By saying so, she essentially acknowledged that Zhou Can was stronger than her.

"No problem. We are old classmates, and anyti you want, we can discuss various cases on WeChat."

Zhou Can often discussed dical issues with Qiao Yu on WeChat, but rarely spoke with his old classmate Yang Chan.

She had always seed rather aloof in his impression.

Without anything important, Zhou Can dared not bother her.

Lest he be fed cut-and-dried responses.

But tis have changed.

Zhou Can’s abilities were now far stronger than hers, and it was her turn to proactively consult Zhou Can; her attitude would certainly be much better than before.

Yang Chan squeezed to the front again and approached Zhang Bihua with the suggestion for the test.

At this mont, the attending physicians had almost finished their discussion.

But they had not reached any definitive conclusions.

In the obstetrics case discussion, the only ones who could contribute effectively were just a few experts like Director Zhang Bihua and Director Luo.

For those like Deputy Director Shi from Digestive Internal dicine and Director Jiang from neurology, diagnosing obstetric diseases was truly beyond their capabilities.

They were just there to learn sothing new.

"Teacher, could we check this patient’s blood sugar?" Yang Chan took the opportunity to suggest to Director Zhang.

"The patient’s blood sugar was checked at admission, it was normal! Do you have any new findings?" Zhang Bihua was pleased to see her protégé actively participating in the consultation discussion.