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Chapter 620 Voice Input

Manbao turned off the light, put down the mosquito net, and then lay down on the bed. She took today's pulse record into the system, then opened her mailbox and started typing it up.

There was no way, she had no privileges in this regard, and it was impossible for Keke to help her, and she was reluctant to send the original manuscript to Teacher Mo. After all, not to mention the postage cost for sending it, she had to make another copy for her files.

?

So I'd better send it via email, which saves on postage and is faster than transcribing a copy. It's like reviewing it once.

Seeing her struggling to type, Keke asked, "Can you understand the voice input?"

Manbao stopped. Although this was the first time she heard this ranking, as the name suggests, she quickly understood the meaning and asked: "Why have I never heard of you talking about it before?"

"Host, the voice input button is under the mailbox. This is something you can explore on your own, and you probably wouldn't want to use it before. Didn't you say that you can deepen your literacy when chatting with Teacher Mo and Dr. D?"

Man Bao has always used her fingers as pens when writing emails. Therefore, she has been able to read and write faster than Bai Shan since she was a child.

A small amount of the credit comes from chatting with people via email.

But Keke glanced at the pulse case in her hand and thought that she probably didn't want to stick to handwritten emails now, so voice input was a good feature.

It can intelligently recognize multiple languages ​​and then convert them into text.

Man Bao poked out the voice input button under Keke's guidance, then held the pulse case and began to ponder it.

After finally sending all the pulse cases, Man Bao breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Teacher Mo, remember to write a prescription for each pulse case."

Teacher Mo happened to be online. He didn't read the large string of text in front of the case, but directly read the last email sent.

He said: "I will try to prescribe it, and you should also prescribe it. It is best to take it to your doctor to compare and see if there are any problems. Medical research requires continuous learning and improvement, and only then can we make progress. You

A person can’t learn anything by studying hard alone.”

Then he said: "You are now going to the hospital for an internship, so you must remember that prescribing is not the most important thing at this time. You are just a novice. To put yourself in the right position, the first thing you must learn is

inquiry……"

Man Bao wrote them down one by one, said goodbye to Teacher Mo, exited the system, and started sleeping with a quilt in his arms. He was really, really sleepy.

Manbao had a good sleep, woke up the next day and went to morning class, practiced calligraphy again before going to Jishi Hall.

This time Zhou Lijun didn't accompany her anymore. She was going to the neighbor next door to learn how to make a quilt cover, and she had to make a quilt cover for her aunt.

Dr. Ji had been waiting for her in the pharmacy early in the morning. Because of the experience of cooperation yesterday, the two of them were faster today. For some symptoms, Dr. Ji would not wait for her to consult again, but would ask her again.

See the doctor first, let her look at it, and then she will feel her pulse herself.

Man Bao was no longer in a hurry to read the prescription prescribed by Dr. Ji, but just discussed the pulse case with him to confirm whether the pulse case he judged was accurate.

In seeing a doctor and treating a disease, diagnosis is the first half and treatment is the second half, both of which are indispensable.

And diagnosis is the basis of treatment. If the disease is not clearly seen and diagnosed, no matter how good the prescription is, it will be useless against the cause of the disease.

This is what Teacher Mo taught her.

As a doctor, the first thing you need to learn is patience.

Doctor Ji couldn't help but look at her several times during the process. Seeing that her behavior was completely different from yesterday, she was more calm and patient, and knew how to make choices, he couldn't help but nod slightly.

I feel more and more certain that she has a famous teacher behind her to guide her.

After seeing a group of patients, Doctor Ji chatted with Man Bao while waiting for the patients, "Have you read the pulse record you brought back yesterday?"

"I've seen it." I remembered it once while reciting it. Doesn't this mean I've seen it?

"How many have you seen?"

"Watch them all."

Doctor Ji raised his eyebrows and nodded: "Yes, yes, has your husband read it?"

"He said he would watch it." He would definitely watch it. After all, it was something that was close to his heart. Maybe he stayed up late last night.

Well, you can ask Teacher Mo tonight and discuss the pulse records with him. Speaking of which, she still has time to compare the pulse records and prescribe prescriptions.

With this thought in mind, Man Bao flipped the notebook to the front, read the pulse chart, and then picked up a pen to write a prescription in the space left at the end.

After writing it, show it to Dr. Ji, "What do you think of my prescription?"

Doctor Ji took a look and saw that it was yesterday's pulse. He asked the clerk to change the ink pen, took a small pen and added it to her prescription, "The patient is weak and does not need to be supplemented. The dosage must be smaller...

…”

Seeing how neatly he wrote, Man Bao couldn't help but ask, "Doctor Ji, you can obviously write in regular script, but why are you so sloppy when writing prescriptions? I can't even understand it."

"There are so many patients waiting in line at the back. How much time will it take to write them down one by one?" Dr. Ji said: "You have to take the patient's mood into consideration when seeing a doctor. Look at the patients who came to see the doctor today, even though they have to give it to you.

Read it again, but they are not as angry as yesterday, right?"

Man Bao thought for a while and realized that the patient's mood today was better than yesterday's.

"High qi hurts the liver. They are already sick, and if someone hurts the liver, are they here to treat the disease, or are they here to get the disease?" Dr. Ji said: "Unless the patient says that he will go to another pharmacy to get medicine in the future,

Otherwise, I would always use this word."

"Is it true that other pharmacies can't understand what you write?"

Doctor Ji proudly stroked his beard and said, "It's not like I can't understand at all. I can always recognize some characters. Didn't you recognize several characters?"

"Then why can brother Xiao Gu understand it at a glance?"

Xiao Gu is a clerk in a drug store. When he gets a prescription, he understands it at a glance, and then he grabs the medicine.

Doctor Ji laughed after hearing this and said: "You don't have to look at how many years he has been practicing and reading. The apprentices in our pharmacy all start from the names of medicinal materials. The "Thousand-Character Classic" and "The Analects of Confucius" have nothing to do with it.

I don’t know, but Angelica dahurica and Poria cocos can be understood at a glance.”

Man Bao understood, lowered his head to look at his crazy prescription, and sighed: "So if I want to understand your prescription, I have to learn to read your handwriting first."

Doctor Ji proudly stroked his beard and nodded, "Not bad."

Man Bao couldn't help but look up to the sky and sigh, "I have so much to learn."

Doctor Ji burst out laughing, patted her on the shoulder and said, "You are yelling too much now. If you want to learn medicine, there are too many things to learn. Once you learn how to diagnose and prescribe, and memorize medicinal materials,

, after you can take medicine, you still have to learn acupuncture, and you even need to learn how to prepare medicinal materials."

Man Bao immediately lowered his head and said excitedly: "I can do acupuncture."

She has been pricking for several years, and has pricked all the acupuncture points on the human body. Teacher Mo later gave her two more anthropomorphic models. The genders were separated and they could simulate more diseases, even damaged internal organs.

The simulation was also knocked upside down by her.


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