Returning to '90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

Chapter 337 :Seeing a doctor for a colleague

Dean Wu stepped out of the elevator and was admired by all the stars and went further and further.

   Cao Yong, who closed the elevator door in time, put his hand in his pocket and touched his mobile phone, his eyes sank a little: The old naughty thing is too weird.

   The phone beeped, picked it up and saw that it was actually a little junior sister calling.

   "Yingying."

   "Senior brother, did Teacher Wu want to give you points? Do I need to say something to him?" Xie Wanying worried later that the brothers would be deducted by the hospital for saying the wrong thing.

   So that old urchin bastard, he is such a good little junior sister who came to deceive. Cao Yong sighed and said warmly, "It's fine. The hospital operates according to the regulations."

   Xie Wanying was relieved after hearing what her brother said, put down her phone and walked to the nurse station and asked, "Sister, are you looking for me?"

   "Yes, yes, Doctor Xie, come here."

   was dragged by a nurse sister to Corey's small treatment room, where four or five nurses stood.

   "Her name is Qiaowen." Several nurse sisters introduced her colleagues, "She has had stomach pains for several years, it's a vague kind of pain."

   "Have you checked?" Xie Wanying asked, it's convenient for those who work in the hospital to have checkups.

   "I checked, colonoscopy, gastroscope, gynecological B-ultrasound, all checked, all said nothing."

   Nothing to do with her?

   "Help her take a look." Several nurse sisters talked around her and persuaded her.

  She is an intern who sees a nurse? Nurses see a doctor, and they can see any doctor in the hospital. The old doctor, the old professor, the famous doctor, and the name of the famous doctor are all in the line. You can go to the doctor directly if you find the department without registering. Xie Wanying didn't understand.

   "I asked Mr. Tan and Mr. Sun to show her the practice. They have more clinical experience than me." Xie Wanying said.

"I went to our hospital's surgeon before to palpate and found nothing. We heard from the patient today that you are quite accurate in seeing a doctor, so I want you to try it. Anyway, she has never been optimistic, the doctor always said She's fine, it's tormenting her."

  Xie Wanying was even more surprised when she heard this, as if the nurses and sisters were planning to kill a horse and become a living horse doctor, and try to arrest her as an intern. Because the experienced doctors can't see the problem before.

   Even the nurse sister had this mentality, Xie Wanying wanted to laugh a little, and said, "Okay, I'll take a look, but, to be honest, I am a lot worse than the teachers in terms of clinical experience."

   "The main reason is that she goes to see the doctor in her department again. The doctor in our hospital will say that she has nothing to worry about. She doesn't know what to do." Sister Nurse expressed her embarrassment.

   The patient has symptoms, but it is very painful to find the cause. This has been the case for several years, and no other more serious situation has occurred to people. Generally, doctors definitely think that the patient is not seriously ill, and it may be a psychological problem of the patient. The patient was really in trouble, and a thunderstorm came out early.

  The patient has pain, and the doctor has reason. This clinical paradox often occurs. Xie Wanying went to the examination bed and could only do her best. No matter what happens, you have to give the patient a painful explanation. Just like the young man No. 2 in the outpatient clinic, even if it is not very serious, the patient must be given a reasonable explanation for the cause, otherwise the patient can be at ease.

   The nurse, who was lying on her back on the examination bed, was in her thirties, and her face looked very young. I heard that I have given birth to a child, so I have stretch marks on my belly and loose belly.

  Xie Wanying carefully palpated the patient's abdomen little by little, from superficial to deep.

   Several nurses were watching, and the patient lying on the examination bed was naturally more nervous.