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

   Chapter 1801 [1801] Recommended Doctor

What? Yue Wentong was stunned after hearing her words: After a long time, the counselor cooperated with them in acting?

  What can I do if I don’t cooperate? He is a good-hearted counselor, and is reluctant to punish his students for something like this. Just as a counselor, I have to find two classmates, scold them first, and then think about the lines of the confession, so as to avoid revealing the secrets to Director Fang.

   "In the future, if you have anything to do, remember to tell me first." Ren Chongda glared at them both.

  If you want to ask the teacher to wipe your butt, please let the teacher know first.

   "Yes." This time Xie Wanying and Yue Wen were both clever and immediately agreed to the teacher.

   "Is there anything else that needs to be reported to me?" Ren Chongda asked the two of them worriedly.

  Thinking about the fact that Geng's younger brother is sick, the counselor should know. Xie Wanying shook her head: No.

   Yue Wentong did not.

   Back to Beidusan, everyone seemed to know what happened to her. Dr. Zuo Liang asked with concern, "Have you been criticized yet?" If she was criticized, she would turn to her counselor to help her explain.

   Dr. Zuo Liang's kindness Xie Wanying received it, and she repeatedly said, "No, no." Their teacher Ren is a very nice person, so I won't blame them for that.

   Hearing that everything was fine, Dr. Zuo Liang was relieved and said, "Let's go, go to the operating room."

  In the morning, I was delayed due to school affairs, so I came late and I didn’t get to attend the ward rounds, so I went directly to the operating table with the teachers. In the operating room, the events of yesterday put today's anesthesiologists at risk, and each one is more serious than any other time.

  The staff cooperated well, and the operation went smoothly and ended early. Everyone can have lunch before noon. In the afternoon, Dr. Zuo Liang led them to organize the filing cabinets according to the arrangement of the instructor.

  The invaluable clinical database is a treasure for interns.

   Having done academic research before rebirth, Xie Wanying knew very well that the first step of data collection was the most difficult. Each department treats its own data as a personal treasure, and data is the basis for all academic results. For example, when she was doing research in the past, she could only get limited part of the examination data, and there was no way to get other clinical data for comprehensive analysis. Only the front-line surgeons and surgeons in the clinic can obtain all the data of the patients for research. Therefore, it is much more difficult for doctors in auxiliary departments to come up with breakthrough academic results than in clinical practice.

After the teacher left, Xie Wanying discussed her brother's situation with classmate Geng while studying the materials: "I personally don't think it would be a waste of money to send him to the county hospital for an injection. The county hospital's technical level is limited, and there is no way to accurately check it. It was found out what kind of infection he was, and the medication for the lung infection was not accurate, and the repeated failure to cure it caused the heart function to be implicated. If the county hospital prescribes medicine and injection, it will increase the burden on the heart if it is not good.”

   All medicines have side effects. Intravenous injection is better because less use can be used less, and medication should be used with caution.

   Geng Yongzhe listened to her and thought, "What do you mean, first ask other doctors what medicines they use?"

   "For cardiac function medication, I think you can ask Mr. Lin from the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine of the National Association to help you review the medical records. Do you agree?"

   The counselor helped him find a teacher from the National Association to read his brother's medical record, and it doesn't matter if many doctors. Geng Yongzhe said, "I know Mr. Lin. I went to the Cardiovascular Internal Medicine Department as an intern."

   What made him a little confused was that, listening to Xie's tone, he meant that it would be best to see Dr. Lin. Strange. As the largest department of internal medicine, the National Association of Cardiovascular Medicine is full of talents. Why is Xie keen to recommend Dr. Lin instead of recommending a famous technical expert like Senior Brother Jin.

   (end of this chapter)

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