Xie Wanying glanced at the child Yangyang sitting on the sofa indoors and said: "20-bed patient."
It's his mother. The doctor sister wants to know what's wrong with his mother. Yangyang's little heart is beating, and her little hand touches the pit of her heart fearfully.
Tao Zhijie pulled the child to sit down and allowed the junior sister to say: "You say."
If the junior sister was telling bad news, she would definitely not dare to say it in front of the children. She could only tell it good news.
"Brother, can you do another cardiac color Doppler ultrasound on bed 20? I suspect that her condition cannot rule out cardiogenic problems. Some of her clinical indicators are not consistent with hepatic ascites." Xie Wanying said, "The imaging of the inferior vena cava is the best.
It’s a good idea to do something about it. Even if you have to be discharged from the hospital, only by figuring out what the problem is and getting the right medicine to suit the cause can the patient really get better.”
"It's not that we won't arrange for inferior vena cava angiography for her, it's because her family suddenly said they won't do it." Gong Xiangbin intervened and said.
"If the family members are worried about the cost, we can explain it clearly to the family members. The cause of the disease can be accurately identified, and the subsequent medication will be targeted and will not waste money." Xie Wanying said.
The family members lost confidence in the treatment and felt that the patient was not getting better no matter how much treatment he received in the hospital. It was a waste of money, so they decided to simply send the patient home to die.
Gong Xiangbin sighed, it was hard to say something like "your mother is waiting to die" in front of the children.
The patient's family members can lack confidence if they don't understand medicine, but doctors cannot lose confidence first. Xie Wanying thought about it and said bluntly: "Doctors are soldiers and cannot declare surrender first."
Junior sister's words are heart-wrenching.
Tao Zhijie couldn't help but laugh.
Sure enough, his subordinates heard her words and glared at her.
"You -" Gong Xiangbin held his head, thinking that what she said was right. He was almost losing confidence.
"Have you brought the medical records?" Tao Zhijie extended his hand to the junior sister who came to offer advice.
Seeing that Senior Brother Tao was interested, Xie Wanying quickly handed over the 20 beds of medical records she had brought to Senior Brother for review.
Sitting next to the doctor, Yangyang's little eyes carefully scanned the expressions of every doctor present, and his little nostrils gasped: What will happen to his mother next? I hope the doctor can save his mother.
"Invite the family members to come over and talk to them. I have used some cardiovascular drugs before, and the results are not bad." Tao Zhijie said, re-checking the patient's previous treatment plan and disease course records.
"She is a hepatitis B patient. It is unlikely to be completely cardiogenic." He Guangyou added more cautiously. It would be useless even if the patient's condition is cardiogenic. Cirrhosis of the liver is absolute, and we can only continue to wait for the liver to develop.
transplant.
Tao Zhijie must have thought about this issue, otherwise he would not have said that he would discharge the patient in compliance with the family's request. Judging from purely medical theory, without a liver available for transplantation, Yangyang's mother would continue to be dead.
Xie Wanying did not think so, saying: "Relieve the symptoms, step by step, and buy her time. Every extra second the patient lives has the meaning of life. This is the embodiment of the value of a doctor."
"Yes, I will accompany my mother, and I will grow up by then." Although Yangyang did not understand the medical terms used by the doctors, he recognized what his sister was saying now.
For patients with a predetermined death date, it is very stressful for the family members, and it is also very stressful for the doctors. As Xie Wanying said, some doctors lose all confidence in treating patients and themselves.
