My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 804 - Capítulo 804: 323: Words of Wisdom from the Se

Capítulo 804: Chapter 323: Words of Wisdom from the Seniors, Gigantodactyly

Zhou Can himself is a very skilled surgeon, so he can identify his peers at a glance.

A long queue had already ford in the corridor outside the consultation room, and the tables of the guide nurses were piled high with dical records.

“Everyone, please don’t crowd. You can first fill out the basic information on your dical records and then hand them over to . Those who haven’t gotten a number, please go to the number machine first to get one…”

The guide nurse’s task is to maintain the order of patient consultations.

To avoid fights, brawls, and accidents.

To fully ensure the right of vulnerable groups to seek dical treatnt. For example, the disabled and critically ill patients need special care.

Help them get a number from the number machine, fill out the dical records, and notify the consulting or ergency departnt doctors if anyone needs imdiate attention or is in critical condition.

If patients don’t know where to go for tests, or they can’t understand the doctor’s diagnosis, the guide nurse is obliged to explain clearly.

Almost all prescriptions and check application items written by doctors are in scrawls.

Ordinary people might not be able to understand them.

Zhou Can walked towards consultation room 17. The guide nurse didn’t recognize him, but when she saw him push the door open to room 17, she imdiately knew who he was. These nurses are very well-inford.

Whether a doctor’s dog or pet cat has given birth, they can find out.

The slightest news in the hospital never escapes their whispering and gossiping.

Despite the long line of patients in the corridor, once Zhou Can’s consultation room door opened, it was quiet.

After more than half an hour, the first patient finally arrived.

“Dr. Zhou, can you treat my daughter’s twisted right foot from her morning dance practice?”

A mother, around thirty years old, ca in with a six- or seven-year-old girl. The girl wore ballet pants and a skirt.

She needed her mother’s support to walk.

“Please sit! Let examine her first!”

Having a patient genuinely seeking his dical help made him happy.

Even if it was just a sprained right foot.

“Is this the first ti she’s sprained it?”

Zhou Can began the consultation.

Kids who practice dance are particularly prone to strains and sprains, sotis from recurring old injuries. These can be more challenging to treat.

“It’s the second ti. Last ti, it was her left foot. I’m quite unlucky.” The little girl, brave and speaking like a little adult, responded.

“Hehe, the road to success is full of thorns and challenges! It’s the difficulty that makes those who overco it stronger than others; Uncle believes your efforts will surely be rewarded.”

Zhou Can was amused by this child.

“Now, try to point your toes!”

“Uh… it hurts, it hurts, I can’t point my toes!” she tried and said.

Through visual inspection, Zhou Can speculated that her right ankle had developed a hematoma. But wearing white tights made it impossible to view the specific condition.

“Could I ask the child to remove her tights? She’ll need to take them off for the X-ray later anyway.” Zhou Can looked at the child’s mother.

He always rembered the advice from the senior Pediatrics figures.

To avoid doctor-patient conflicts, even if the other party is just a little girl, he first sought her mother’s consent before asking her to remove her socks.

The mother wouldn’t hit him, but a complaint could be troubleso.

“Okay!”

The girl’s mother cooperated very well, helping her to remove her tights.

“We saw the news on TV and learned about your expertise in treating children’s bone injuries, which is why we specifically ca to you. We first went to Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital to find you, but the expert team had already left, so we ca to Tuya Hospital.”

Hearing the family’s explanation, Zhou Can was quite touched.

Another admirer gained from TV news.

“You sincerely support and trust , so I must be more attentive in treating the child to live up to that trust.” Zhou Can responded, observing the little girl’s right foot. “The hematoma isn’t particularly severe, but since she can’t even point her toes, the bone might be injured. Let’s get an X-ray first to have a look.”

He wrote a test order for the patient.

After the family left with the child, the consulting room was quiet again. When they left, they thoughtfully closed the door for him.

Knock, knock, knock!

Shortly after, there was a knock on the door.

“Co in!”

Zhou Can was puzzled; could the family have returned with the child so quickly? Even if lucky and they didn’t have to queue, going there and back, including getting the film, should take at least twenty minutes.

The door opened, and it was still families bringing in children.

This ti, it was a woman in sanitation worker’s clothes, likely over fifty, with rough hands and wearing cheap, dirty, and worn-out sneakers. She was with a boy about three years old.

Zhou Can was uncertain if this woman was the boy’s mother or grandmother.

These days, many won give birth at an older age.

Especially so families that have lost a child or remarried couples, who wish to have a child together even more as they age.

“Hello, Dr. Zhou! I saw the news on TV and specifically brought my grandson to see you.”

Another patient seeking help after watching the news. The TV news has a huge influence.

Zhou Can couldn’t help but feel deep gratitude once again to that female reporter, Mu Qin.

Throughout life, one encounters all kinds of ntors.

Mu Qin was a benefactor in Zhou Can’s life.