"Teacher Liu, could this really be an HIV carrier?"
Xu Yino asked curiously, having overheard a bit.
"Anything is possible, maybe it is, maybe it isn’t," Liu Banxia said.
"But as doctors, once we have a suspicion, we must conduct the relevant screening. Otherwise, if it really is, we’re unknowingly exposing our dical staff to danger."
"If this was over a decade ago, the chance of this happening in a university campus might have been very small. But nowadays, do I even need to say more? There were statistics done a few years back, university campuses have beco high-risk areas."
"The chances of transmission between heterosexuals and homosexuals are both very high. The transmission routes seem narrow, but if not careful, they’re actually quite broad. Haven’t they said that in university campuses, sa-sex transmission is more likely than heterosexual transmission?"
"Conducting a test, though costing so examination fees, can give us peace of mind, and also him peace of mind. These kids really don’t have knowledge in this area at all, when they’re impulsive, they can do anything."
Xu Yino stuck out her tongue, surprised to have brought on such a long lecture from Liu Banxia.
"You better take it seriously, it’s been on a steady rise these past years," Wang Huan also spoke up.
"Especially so people, after finding out, have a sort of revenge ntality, spreading it wantonly, making prevention and control increasingly difficult."
"Otherwise, why do we have to report positive cases? It’s not that simple. Speaking of which, Banxia had a case before, right? It seems he even perford surgery?"
"That’s right, I’m not sure if I should thank that guy. It was through that incident that I got to know Qiaoqiao better, and it scared quite a bit," Liu Banxia said.
"The banner hanging in our consultation hall now was organized because of that incident. Actually, as long as we do our protection well and follow the procedure, there won’t be any problems."
"The most feared thing is patients concealing information. In ergency consultations, all protective asures must be thoroughly prepared. Don’t think this is nagging; it also adds costs to the ergency center. It’s life-saving."
"I give them a reminder too. If I find anyone dressing improperly during consultations, wait for to give them a hard ti. Whoever makes a mistake can sit with in the hall and sew intestines, next ti double."
Xu Yino nodded compliantly, knowing she had to listen. The corresponding rules and regulations in the hospital, though a bit cumberso, provide good protection.
So people deliberately conceal, while others truly don’t know; such tis can get really dangerous.
"Forget about all this for now, let’s focus on what’s really happening. What’s your inclination?" Wang Huan asked.
"I’d lean towards an upper respiratory infection. Although there’s no inflammation in the tonsils, maybe it’s because of his peculiar physical condition," Liu Banxia said.
"With fever, headache, and dry cough, the likelihood of upper respiratory infection is higher. If the HIV screening cos back negative, apart from reducing fever, I think just providing so cough suppressant would be enough."
"Looking at his condition, it doesn’t seem like bacterial infection; there’s no pus on the throat, phlegm, or nasal discharge. Stay conservative?"
Liu Banxia ended with a question.
If he were irresponsible, he could just prescribe antibiotics and call it a day. Regardless of whether it’s effective, giving dicine makes the patient feel at ease, and the hospital can make so money.
But that approach is sowhat irresponsible to the patient’s health, just satisfying the patient’s psychological comfort.
Avoid random use of antibiotics in daily life, and even more so in hospitals. If the patient shows no signs of bacterial infection, why prescribe antibiotics?
Otherwise, why do so people think that after catching a cold, simply resting at ho for two days and drinking hot water will cure it? It’s quite effective because it’s not a bacterial infection causing the cold.
This young man’s situation is complex; he has frequent colds. Suspected upper respiratory infection, suspected pneumonia, yet only suspected, seemingly integrating two symptoms.
This is why Liu Banxia did not suggest conducting more tests, but rather opted for continued fever reduction and cough suppression observation.
Wang Huan nodded, "I’ve been tornted by so diseases recently, afraid of missed diagnoses. Maybe it’s an upper respiratory infection due to weak immunity, not a severe one."
"Let’s observe for a round first; otherwise rushing about only to find it’s an upper respiratory infection, we’d feel too embarrassed to face people. When will the equipnt you applied for arrive? Has it been approved?"
"It’s already approved. It’s not too complicated equipnt, with no cutting-edge technology. It’s just a matter of price comparison by the procurent departnt, probably these days," Liu Banxia said.
"Haha, it’s definitely arranged in the teaching surgery room, I’ll have to go take a look then," Wang Huan said.
"Why are you following to make a scene? Seriously," Liu Banxia said reluctantly.
"Also, keep an eye on Teacher Wang, don’t let him be too lively. When there’s ti, get more familiar with the technical points of non-invasive and invasive intubation; this is a key area and it’s also tested."
The last words were directed at the internal dicine interns, saying that in the ergency center internship, these ergency procedures are a must. He definitely doesn’t want them to overstep their authority during an ergency to perform procedures they aren’t qualified for, getting the qualification beforehand is the true path.
This group of interns nodded in unison, naturally aware that Liu Banxia usually has strict requirents; both Wang Huan and Xu Hui had also warned them beforehand.
This is the rule at the ergency center, set by Zhou Shuwen, and it must be enforced resolutely.
After waiting for a while, the HIV rapid test ca back negative, which allowed everyone to breathe a sigh of relief.
"Let’s admit you for observation first, and give you so antipyretic and antitussive treatnt," Wang Huan said.
"Just like our Director Liu ntioned earlier, let’s observe first, and then see what needs to be cleared up. The related autoimmune tests are quite complicated. Through observation, we can also make a general judgnt."
The patient nodded. Having a fever is truly uncomfortable, and being able to not have a fever would be nice.
Anyway, taking dication at ho wasn’t very effective anymore, otherwise, they wouldn’t have co to the hospital. Just the examination cost alone could buy a lot of dication.
"How’s the previously ntioned ergency patient?" Liu Banxia asked upon returning.
"There’s bleeding in the abdominal and chest cavities, several ribs are broken, and both arms and leg bones are fractured. Luckily he was wearing a helt, otherwise he might not have made it," Su Wenhao said.
"So, let’s not think about riding motorcycles. Although it’s very cool and handso, it’s too dangerous," Liu Banxia said.
"The road conditions are so poor right now that even if you’re following all the rules, soone might crash into you. Being in a car is sowhat more stable; there’s no need to risk your life playing."
"Teacher Liu, have you ever thought about playing with motorcycles before?" Xu Yino asked curiously.
"It wasn’t just a thought—I actually did play with them. I used to be young too. But that was in the past, with the motorcycle at ho, it was faster than a bicycle," Liu Banxia said with a smile.
"Back then my family was fairly well-off, riding a motorcycle was indeed quite stylish. Let’s put it this way, it was just as well that my youthful heart hadn’t yet begun to yearn, otherwise, who knows if you would have your current ntor’s wife now."
"Hehe, I’ll tell the ntor’s wife about this," Xu Yino said with a sly smile, finally finding so dirt.
The intention was clear, to hold it over Liu Banxia for sure, at least to earn so snacks.
However, Liu Banxia just looked at her nonchalantly, "You think Qiaoqiao doesn’t know about this? My mom told her a long ti ago."
"If I hadn’t stopped her, she probably would have bought one. Just during the last New Year, I saw her checking online, sothing about Ducati, not too sure."
"Full of tricks, it’s all about stuffing dog food down our throats, right? Qingqing, you’ve got to work hard," Xu Yino said with a serious tone.
"What am I working hard for? I can’t fool Teacher Liu," Liu Yiqing replied honestly.
Xu Yino rolled her eyes, "I’m saying you should hurry up and find a husband, you’re so naive, you’d be easy to coax."
"Didn’t you ntion soone from the city hospital contacted you?" Liu Yiqing retorted.
Xu Yino was almost driven mad by her; is this sothing that can be discussed here? That’s sothing to be whispered about at ho.
Amused, Liu Banxia couldn’t help it. The usually straightforward Liu Yiqing also had a darkly humorous side.
"Alright, enough chatting, let’s continue guiding the interns. You’re in a supportive teaching position, so do this job well," Liu Banxia said.
"Anyway, if you end up being surpassed by these interns in basic projects, I wouldn’t feel embarrassed, but so people might start to worry."
Xu Yino glanced at him helplessly, "Revenge, blatant revenge. He’s obviously talking about . ’So people’ it is then."
The group left to guide the interns, and Liu Banxia started mulling over the earlier patient again.
Wang Huan was afraid of missing a diagnosis, so he had called him over. Yet, the patient’s symptoms were slightly strange, giving a sowhat ambiguous feeling.
However, nothing too abnormal was found in the blood routine. Other instrunt checks and physical examinations also revealed no issues.
If it wasn’t a cold due to weakened immunity, then it’s likely so chronic disease. The patient self-reported a long history of susceptibility to colds, which also needs consideration.
Back in the day, he would’ve released a task for a series of checks.
But now he dares not do that, as task release is not a standard for complexity but sothing he does only when there’s doubt in his mind.
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