Originally, after saving Xie Guiqiu’s mother, there was a chance to receive a banner in gratitude.
However, Xie Guiqiu’s identity is too mysterious, and he seems to have a significant background. Such people are often extrely cautious in their actions.
They are not willing to easily show their faces, let alone write their nas on a banner and send it to the Sunshine Clinic.
If anything happens to the Sunshine Clinic, he could easily get implicated.
He is also afraid that once Li Jingsheng finds out his identity, he might exploit it and cause trouble.
"Dr. Li, Dr. Li..."
The patient saw Li Jingsheng was lost in thought, holding the pen without writing a prescription for a long ti, and couldn’t help but remind him.
"Sorry, I got too imrsed in my thoughts just now. Considering your bronchitis is a chronic condition, and you have high blood pressure, I must be extra cautious with the dication."
Li Jingsheng quickly explained.
Of course, he wouldn’t tell the patient that he felt incompetent earlier and couldn’t write a prescription.
He hurried to improve his dical skills at the last mont.
And indeed, after reaching the Master Level in pharmacology and pharmacokinetics, writing prescriptions felt like having divine assistance.
He completed the prescription in one go.
This was also Li Jingsheng’s first ti to officially combine dications, and he seed particularly cautious.
After finishing the prescription, he carefully reviewed it twice to ensure there were no issues before handing it over to Tang Ping to dispense the dication and administer the injection.
If conditions allowed, the patient ideally should have undergone nebulization treatnt as well.
"Boss, acetylcysteine is used for nebulization, right?"
Tang Ping asked while preparing the dication.
"Yes! Considering the patient’s excessive phlegm, we use nebulized dication for expectoration."
Li Jingsheng confird.
In the small clinic, only he and the nurse, without a pharmacist, ensured dication safety by both he and Tang Ping double-checking.
Speaking of this dication double-checking, when Li Jingsheng’s dication skills were only at the Entry Level, Tang Ping corrected him multiple tis.
An experienced nurse indeed has a sophisticated level of dication knowledge.
Newly graduated doctors giving dical orders often find themselves corrected by nurses, who return them for modification.
Why are those who studied nursing so good at it?
Because they’ve administered dication to patients nurous tis, and since nursing is a dical profession, they’ve had professional training and experience, enabling them to correct doctors’ dication errors.
A long illness can make a good doctor.
Not to ntion nurses who administer dication to patients every day.
Their triple-check and seven-rights procedure before administering dication is not done in vain.
Of course, repeatedly confirming a patient’s na and age before infusion usually happens during exams or interviews. In real clinical nursing, they verify nas at most twice.
When nurses take dication to the bedside, they will ask the patient their na and then check the wristband on the patient’s hand.
Once verified, they administer the dication directly.
If it were like an exam where nurses repeatedly question the patient’s na and constantly verify, a patient in good enough condition might cooperate. If the patient is very unwell, they would definitely scold the nurse for being crazy.
After Li Jingsheng completed the prescription for this elderly man, Tang Ping would handle the injections and dications from there.
He then gestured to the man with short bowel syndro.
"Sir, it’s your turn for the consultation. Please co over!"
The man clutched his abdon and slowly walked over.
His complexion looked worse than yesterday, not only pale but with a hint of dark hue.
This kind of dusky facial color is terd "deathly hue" by experienced doctors. It often indicates the patient’s condition is critical and, without tily and appropriate treatnt, death could occur soon.
"Sorry to keep you waiting! I suggested you go to a major hospital for treatnt yesterday. Didn’t you go?"
Li Jingsheng asked with concern.
"I went, the registration fee cost 32 yuan, and they prescribed a slew of examinations. I asked about the fees, and just the exam fees alone were over a thousand yuan. Plus, I wouldn’t know the results until at least the next day, making the treatnt costs unpredictable. I... sneaked out."
In a major hospital, he probably would need an abdominal CT, possibly a small intestine X-ray barium al, followed by routine blood tests, electrolytes, albumin, prothrombin, and more.
The man’s reply was both amusing and exasperating.
Originally, Li Jingsheng wanted to laugh, but he held back.
"Actually, you don’t need to sneak out. If you don’t want treatnt, leaving openly wouldn’t trouble the doctors and nurses."
In outpatient clinics, unless a patient is admitted for hospitalization, the hospital typically doesn’t intervene much.
You can seek treatnt anywhere you like.
As for the tests prescribed by outpatient doctors, if patients choose not to undergo them, doctors will never force them.
The physician’s intention is to help determine the patient’s condition and then provide appropriate treatnt.
Unlike Li Jingsheng’s small clinic, slightly more formal hospitals have strict diagnostic and treatnt procedures.
Administering dication without testing, except in ergency rescue situations, is almost impossible.
Because if sothing goes wrong, neither the doctor, the nurse, nor the departnt or hospital can bear the responsibility.
"So what do you plan to do now?"
Li Jingsheng asked.
"Didn’t you take the trouble to examine yesterday? You didn’t even charge , I feel bad about it. I was hoping you could prescribe so dication to take ho. I’ll live one more day if I can, so it’s better than waiting to die. Even if things don’t turn out as expected in the end, I won’t bla you."
Just as expected, this was the man’s intention.
Li Jingsheng had guessed it right away.
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