Brother Cao personally took over Dr. Hu's patient and prescribed medicine. Brother Cao did not give any explanation to the doctors in his team. Clinically speaking, superior doctors are not obliged to explain everything to the people below. The people below have to figure it out on their own.
The intent of the supervisor’s medical advice.
Now that the patient's examination results are here, there is no special reminder given to the doctor, otherwise Zhai Yunsheng would not question it.
Seeing that Cao Yong had not explained his thoughts to these young people, Deputy Director Lu had no choice but to look for medical records himself.
For a moment, the only sound in the entire conference room was the sound of turning paper.
try to find,
try to find,
Look again...
Time passed by second by second, feeling a little anxious...
Xie Wanying at the door couldn't see the patient's medical records inside. She recalled what Senior Brother Cao had said in her mind, combined with the situation she had just seen Dr. Hu in the ward, and suddenly a flash of light flashed through her mind. What Senior Brother Cao said might be: "Could it be blood fluctuations?"
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She only heard the grunt that came out of her mouth accidentally, and soon received a response from the door: "Blood fluctuation?"
Someone heard her talking and she was eavesdropping!
Panicked, Xie Wanying hurriedly covered her leaking mouth with her hands, not even daring to move.
"Director Zhai, were you talking just now?" Deputy Director Lu asked Zhai Yunsheng, who seemed to be speaking loudly.
The light at the end of Zhai Yunsheng's eyes passed by the crack in the door as if nothing had happened, and thoughts suddenly flashed in his eyes. He turned around and looked at his nephew's face again.
Gu ZhenCao Yong's face was calm, as if nothing had happened.
He is quite capable of pretending, his nephew. Zhai Yunsheng, who knew the inside story, had to curl up his lips secretly. He would not interfere in the conversation. The two young people were left to make their own decisions.
It was his nephew's decision whether to let the little girl outside the door in, and only his nephew had this right.
The junior sister is eavesdropping. The junior sister may not want to come in at all. Cao Yong can think of it. If she really wants to come in and listen, it will not be difficult for her to do so with her intelligence. Moreover, even if she is eavesdropping, her brain is better than the others in this room.
Turn faster.
Xie Wanying outside the door held her breath, not wanting to go in. The words of Brother Cao and uncle just now almost scared her to death. The ears of this big boss are as sharp as those of Big Boss Zhang. It's like installing a listening antenna to separate the old man.
All movement and noise can be heard from a distance.
"Director Zhai?" Deputy Director Lu didn't install an antenna and didn't notice the abnormality. He chased Zhai Yunsheng and asked why he felt that the atmosphere in this room was a little strange.
Zhai Yunsheng's fingertips caught words on the medical record. Combined with the information he heard someone say "blood pressure fluctuations", he immediately understood the direction: "It's an aneurysm."
As soon as this was said, many people in the venue showed surprised expressions.
"Is it an aneurysm?" Deputy Director Lu was surprised. He hurriedly looked up the patient's various examination reports and asked Cao Yong, "Dr. Cao, are you saying you suspect the patient has an intracranial aneurysm?"
Cao Yong did not express his position clearly, but Wei Song's facial expression indicated that this direction was correct.
Deputy Director Lu looked at Zhai Yunsheng: This person is still a master of two things.
As I said a long time ago, it is not difficult for his brother-in-law, as Fang Ze's great expert, to see the signs of the patient's condition. It is just a little slower. After all, Zhai Yunsheng has never been to the ward in person, and has never asked about the patient's condition in person. In some cases, he can only learn from the medical records.
Symptom descriptions are difficult to find.
It’s not that Cao Yong didn’t go out of his way to write clearly in the medical records, but that medical records should be written in a standardized way, and things without evidence should not be written.