This statement really shows that he is very familiar with the knowledge of cardiac surgery.
Cao Zhao lowered his head, wondering if his younger brother knew about it. His younger brother seemed to have been thinking about dragging him to the neurosurgery department for a two-night stay. However, he heard from his uncle that as a top student, classmate Xie also had a good grasp of neurosurgery knowledge.
Delicious.
(Thank you, classmate, for being so good at hiding yourself.)
"Teacher, I suggest that the child do an echocardiogram immediately for confirmation." Xie Wanying said.
For those suspected of having structural changes in the heart, echocardiography is the first choice, as it is fast and convenient. CT can detect hidden lesions, just like her cousin's situation.
After Xie Wanying said this, she knew that she was gambling again. The evidence she presented was actually not enough to support her current suspicion. Based on the electrocardiogram performance, the doctor should first suspect just ischemia. What is the reason for "your" head muscle to rupture?
The child must at least have symptoms of heart failure and pulmonary edema.
What was she betting on? What her brain inferred based on the existing data was clinical intuition in this direction. The teachers didn't know whether it was consistent with her brain's judgment.
"Do you think the child's condition is serious?" Cao Zhao asked her.
Others at the scene heard this and were confused: Isn't it right? Is he asking a medical student for his clinical intuition?
Yes. Xie Wanying admitted that her brain’s intuition believed that the child’s condition was very serious and critical. She was the one who rescued the child at the scene and performed heart compressions for more than ten minutes to restore the child’s heartbeat. How could the child have only a little myocardial damage?
and arrhythmia.
"yes."
When Xie Wanying answered, she looked at the fairy brother opposite her.
When clinical teachers look at you like this, it only means one thing. The teacher wants to test whether you can stick to your own academic point of view. If you can, it means you are confident. If not, it means you doubt your own judgment, teacher.
How could I accept your opinion?
These two people were not nervous. Others around them were tense. A group of people recognized that Xie was awesome and was not afraid to look at him when facing the leader.
Cao Zhao understood something. The student in front of him was well-informed about the big guys, so he was not afraid of his gaze at all. When he turned around, the small black vortex in his eyes turned faster, like a hurricane.
The immortal brother showed an unpredictable profile, and Xie Wanying's heart went: bang bang, bang bang. There was a feeling that told her again and again that Senior Brother Cao's family was different.
"If the echocardiogram cannot produce the results you want, or there is just a slight reflux abnormality, what are you going to do?" Cao Zhao asked, his voice calm and unhurried. He put one hand in the pocket of his white coat and the other hand.
The electrocardiogram was given to classmate Duan for further study.
When Duan Sanbao got the electrocardiogram diagram, he seemed to bury his head in the paper and study the graphics hard.
"Well, regarding this question -" Xie Wanying thought for a while and then said, "My feeling tells me that I can't give up like this. I need to find out the real cause. If the echocardiogram cannot find it, go for a thoracoscopy."
Are you crazy?! The first person to be surprised by her was Luo Jingming, who claimed to know her very well.
Is this little junior sister acting so recklessly? Can the operation be done just as it is said to be? The doctor performs the operation based on intuition? After the operation, it turns out that there is nothing, and the patient is left with a knife in vain?
It means that before you really get along with classmate Xie, don’t think that you really know everything about her.
Of course, it is impossible for classmate Xie Wanying to say that letting the patient go get the knife in vain.
