"You might as well ask her why she doesn't take it according to what's written on the medicine bag." After saying that, Dr. Su first questioned the patient...
Being blamed by the doctor opposite, the female patient felt extremely aggrieved and described the tortuous process of getting the medicine back yesterday: "I don't know whether it is written once or twice a day on the medicine bag. I can't see the number clearly. I asked the people at the pharmacy and they
If you don't know, please ask me to go back to the gynecologist to ask. I can only run back to your doctor."
The patient asked Dr. Zuo Liang to take out the medicine bag and take a look.
On the medicine bag, maybe the pharmacist in the pharmacy was too busy dispensing the medicine, and in a hurry, he reversed the number of pills and the frequency of taking the medicine. The first time he wrote it was two pills at a time and once a day. Later, he found that it was wrong, so he took a ballpoint pen and hastily changed the original number.
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When the patient sees this changing number, he will definitely wonder whether it is 1 or 2. He is also afraid that he will make a mistake and can only ask the medical staff again.
There are too many people taking medicines at the pharmacy window of a top tertiary hospital. It’s all bustling and noisy. When the pharmacist is busy, he can’t hear clearly what the patient is asking. He thinks the patient is asking why the doctor prescribes medicine in this way. Such questions to the pharmacist
Unable to answer, the patient was asked to go back to the doctor who prescribed the medicine.
It would be no problem if the patient asked his attending doctor. However, Dr. Zuo Liang and Xie happened to be busy working elsewhere at that time and could not meet him at all.
The anxious patient randomly grabbed a doctor in the ward and asked her questions. She thought that since they were all gynecologists, they would always be able to answer her questions. A layman didn't understand why doctors didn't care about other doctors' patients. They just thought they were all the same.
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Dr. Su was pulled by the patient and wanted to get rid of him and quickly went to do her own work. She had no time to carefully check the medical records and medical orders of the patients who were not under her control. She left behind a message to the patient: take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions written on the medicine bag.
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Normally, this sentence would definitely not be wrong. The problem is that the ambiguous number on the medicine bag is exactly what the patient wants to ask.
The female patient said: "I asked her later if it was 1 tablet or 2 tablets. She said 2."
Doctor Su was 90% annoyed by this patient who was not under his control. He didn't know whether the number written on the medicine bag was the number of times or the number of pills, so he answered casually.
After listening to the statements from both sides, a group of people sorted out the ins and outs of the incident in their minds. Du Haiwei let out a long sigh: I don’t know how to explain it. This is how most accidents in clinical disputes happen, and everyone is in a hurry and like rushing.
Athletes who run are bound to get into trouble.
If the pharmacist ignores his busy work and asks the patient again if he cannot hear the question clearly, listens carefully to the patient's complaint and corrects the number he wrote, nothing will happen next.
If Dr. Su could be patient and show the patient what kind of medicine is prescribed, she is a gynecologist and knows the routine dosage of medicine. She will never answer 2 easily. Or she can ask the nurse to ask Zuo Liang for help.
It will not cause the patient to take the wrong dose next.
If the patient is not impatient and insists on asking his/her attending doctor, nothing will happen.
At this point, Dr. Hu was the first to make a speech and severely criticized the patient: "They all ask you to go back to your own doctor to ask questions. Why do you insist on asking a doctor who doesn't understand your condition?"
So, does this responsibility belong to her? The female patient's face turned pale.
Pampering his wife, the patient's husband grabbed his daughter-in-law's hand and argued with Dr. Hu: "She can't find her attending doctor. What do you want her to do?"
