Du Yongsheng replied: "The nurse measured me before and my temperature has dropped."
"It doesn't matter. You can measure more after you have measured it. This way you can know how much you are getting better. If you are not getting better, you are getting better quickly or slowly." Xie Wanying said.
Taking body temperature is really the oldest, simplest and fastest way to measure human health. Although other laboratory tests such as blood tests can provide more specific reflection and analysis of the condition, such tests cannot be done casually and are far less convenient and timely than taking body temperature. For this reason, measuring body temperature will never be out of date in clinical practice and is an important measurement indicator.
The female doctor in front of me said this, and the meaning behind her words was that the patient's self-feeling and belief were wrong. Du Yongsheng frowned and hesitated.
Xie Wanying stretched the thermometer in front of him again.
If you don't take it and measure it, doesn't it mean that you feel guilty first? Thinking of this, Du Yongsheng took the thermometer and clamped it in his armpit.
This patient is young and educated. He can now move his hands, and his family is a doctor and knows how to measure his own temperature. Therefore, Xie Wanying said to the patient: "You can time it by yourself for ten minutes. If you need anything, you can call us over."
Others could tell that she was letting go and was not going to stare at the patient to take her temperature. As expected, the others turned around and took the first step when they saw her.
Seeing her leaving, Guo Zihao was surprised again, thinking how could she be so relieved? Wasn't she afraid that the patient would do something else?
Not to mention the nurse being surprised, Du Yongsheng, who was taking her own temperature, was even more surprised. He wondered where she had the confidence, and he couldn't help but feel a little angry: Okay, just measure as you say, and see if it's the same as you after measuring. Said.
Qi Yunfeng, who was watching this scene outside, adjusted his glasses and quietly waited for how things would progress next.
Ten minutes is not a long time.
Since Dr. Xie told him not to see the patient, Guo Zihao walked away and lost track of time as he was busy with other things. He looked up at the time and saw that it was more than ten minutes later. He hurriedly walked back to bed No. 3 to check the temperature results.
"How? How many degrees?"
Du Yongsheng, who was sitting on the bed, didn't seem to hear other people's voices. He looked at the thermometer with eyes like a kitten in a daze. This expression clearly shows that he may have misread the numbers. He originally thought that after the fever subsided, the temperature would gradually subside again, to around thirty-six degrees. My family member is a doctor, so he knows what the normal body temperature should be. On weekdays, his own normal body temperature is lower than 37 degrees.
Seeing that he didn't say anything or respond, Guo Zihao stood next to him, looked at the thermometer number, and said, "I have a fever again."
I had the fever over and over again, and it was thirty-seven degrees five.
Du Yongsheng glanced at the nurse from the corner of his eyes.
The patient's eyes clearly showed a lot of surprise and uncertainty, and he asked the nurse: Who is that doctor?
After receiving his question, Guo Zihao told him: "Listen carefully to Dr. Xie. She is very powerful, a top student among top students."
Before, he, Guo Zihao, thought that Dr. Xie might not be very capable because of his young age, but soon the facts slapped him in the face, so he warned the patient not to be so stupid as to think that he could argue with an awesome doctor about medicine.
"She was the one who noticed you were sick on the plane."
Du Yongsheng did not deny the fact that the nurse said. He was grateful to the doctor for finding him in time and taking him to the hospital for a fever-reducing injection. He expressed his gratitude.
(End of chapter)
