Others looked at his delicate facial features. His porcelain white skin made him look like a naturally beautiful woman. His eyelashes were very long, and his dark eyes below were like the moon in a hazy cloud, which seemed to be filled with affection. In addition, his tone of voice is a bit soft and soft like cotton candy, and he seems to be gentler than girls.
The most famous gentle boy in the class, this title has a reason.
Feng Yicong laughed until his stomach turned, remembering that classmate Zhao mentioned that classmate Xie had not been gentle to him when he was sick. Classmate Xie is a little cooler than classmate Pan.
Why are you being gentle to classmate Zhao? At that time, classmate Zhao was in a state of needing to be scolded. One of the two patients is a medical student who understands medicine, and the other is not a medical student. They are fundamentally different and should be treated differently. Xie Wanying thought she was right.
In front of me, Classmate Pan had a bitter look on his face. He fulfilled Teacher Xin’s words: Never meet your classmates, otherwise they will scare you forever.
Thinking that it might be more effective to have a knowledgeable teacher say a few words to comfort the patient, Pan Shihua went back to Dr. Jiang. Several medical students then discovered that the two teachers seemed to be arguing in the office.
After closing the door of the office, Dr. Jiang complained to Yu Xuexian: "You told them to send the patient to the Department of Gastroenterology, but the patient's current condition is that he may need intestinal resection for a second operation and must be admitted to the Department of Surgery."
"Do you think he can undergo surgery in his current condition? How can he do surgery if his condition is not stabilized? He would have done it in an outside hospital long ago." Yu Xuexian replied with a cold academic tone.
"His incision after surgery needs to be treated by our surgery." Dr. Jiang said a little angry.
"When the time comes, I'll ask your surgical department to come over for consultation. It's the same thing." Yu Xuexian responded calmly.
Dr. Jiang almost jumped up: "He should obviously be admitted to the surgery department first. If he needs consultation, please ask your internal medicine department to come over. Why do we go to your internal medicine department to treat him?"
"It's not just a case of poor wound healing. The pus in the abdominal cavity is constantly producing. It's not something that your surgery can solve. It needs to be treated by our internal medicine department."
"Give me the medical records." Dr. Jiang stretched out his hand to continue arguing with him over the medical records.
Several students came to the office door and saw what was happening, and they all wanted to turn around and run away. I am most afraid of being affected by teacher disputes.
Seeing the shadows of the three of them, Dr. Jiang shouted: "Come in and look at the medical records. Tell us what you think about this case."
The three of them turned around and walked back after being ordered.
"The patient is your classmate, so you should express your opinions enthusiastically." Dr. Jiang encouraged his students.
Teacher Jiang regarded him as a top student like Classmate Xie. Pan Shihua's heart tightened. A clinical teacher will only think that he and the patient's classmates are conducive to communication between doctors and patients. Obviously, this burden will fall on his classmate after he is hospitalized.
The three students walked to the desk and put their heads together to flip through the patient's medical records brought from outside the hospital.
Yu Xuexian sat calmly on the chair, and Dr. Jiang had a lot of free time. As a teacher, it is necessary to test students in a timely manner. The two waited quietly for the students to give their opinions.
The students are under a lot of pressure.
"Xie Wanying, please tell me first. Do you have any opinions?" Dr. Jiang first named classmate Xie Wanying.
There are a lot of medical records of seriously ill patients. Xie Wanying carefully examined them while thinking and answering the teacher's question: "This patient may need to go to surgery before going to the internal medicine department to drain the pus as much as possible."
This answer was probably based on her intuition as a surgical student, and was consistent with her initial discussion with classmate Feng Yicong.
