Chapter 1786 【1786】You Can't Just Listen

It's about bleeding from the bottom of the body.

"The problem is that I haven't had menstruation many years ago." The patient said confusedly.

Doctors are most afraid that patients will not even know their symptoms clearly. The bleeding below, whether it is anal bleeding, skin bleeding, urinary system bleeding or reproductive system bleeding, all of these need to be carefully identified.

This time it was absolutely right. Geng Yongzhe lowered his head and prepared to issue a series of inspection lists such as urine and stool B ultrasound. Unexpectedly, Teacher Du on the opposite side suddenly said directly to the patient: "Go to the hospital."

It was guessed by classmate Xie. When Geng Yongzhe looked up, he saw classmate Xie neatly filling out the patient's hospitalization notice.

The different actions of the two students on the opposite side caught Du Haiwei's eyes.

Some people say that classmate Xie is very good at being a roundworm in the teacher's stomach, and now it seems that there is some truth to it. To be able to touch the thoughts of the master, this technical essential needs to almost touch the threshold of the master.

Why did you call the hospital directly? Didn't you check it out? Geng Yongzhe had great doubts about this.

Don't listen to this patient's story that he can't figure out where the bleeding is. The doctor should listen to what the patient says, but what the doctor should pay more attention to is the contradictory behavior of the patient.

If this patient suspects that he is bleeding from the anus, he must go to see the anus. If you suspect blood in your urine, see a urologist. The patient didn't come to the gynecology department anywhere, obviously knowing where he was bleeding. I was just very scared, so I told the doctor that I didn't know, and I hoped in my heart that it wasn't the disease I suspected, and I wanted to get comforting words from the doctor.

It is true that it is impossible to achieve this kind of dialysis insight for patients without a certain accumulation of clinical experience. Geng doesn't have to doubt himself too much because of this, it's just that Xie is born again and has more experience advantages.

Why not let the patient check in the outpatient clinic. The patient was in his sixties, and he had menstrual bleeding suddenly, and he knew it must be a bad disease. Veteran doctors only need to use their own experience to make a diagnosis, and don't repeatedly toss the patient, just admit them to the hospital. These confidences are precisely what young doctors do not possess.

When the patient heard the doctor say that he would be hospitalized immediately, he would be afraid, and asked, "Should I do some tests first?"

When the patient asks for an examination first, it means that the initiative is in the hands of the old doctor. The senior doctor can discuss the outpatient examination with the patient in a negotiating tone, and analyze the pros and cons of the patient: "If you want to finish the examination in the outpatient clinic first, I will issue you a checklist. If something happens to the hospital, you don't need to do the examination again. However, the date of hospitalization can only be arranged later."

When an experienced doctor makes recommendations for a patient, he will help the patient take into account all kinds of economic interests. Patients just need to figure this out. Highly respected experts are not greedy for money, they will only help arrange the patient's medical treatment to save money.

Patients who trust the experts will surely answer yes. Patients who are skeptical of the doctor will choose to continue with the outpatient examination first. None of these matters, doctors respect the patient's choice.

The patient answered yes and agreed to be hospitalized. Because the doctor in front of me said she was an expert, but she didn't hesitate to talk, and she spoke very thoroughly. Everyone can feel the sincerity of the other party, so how can they not answer yes.

The veteran doctor maintains effective communication with patients in all aspects of his work, all relying on technical support, so his reputation is particularly good. There is only one type of patient that needs to be classified separately, yes, it is the unreasonable patient.