After lunch, Xie Wanying was pulled to the balcony by her second senior sister to talk.
"Yingying, do you know what happened to that person?" He Xiangyu asked close to her ear.
"Sister, I don't know." Xie Wanying said.
She was telling the truth. The patient's medical records had never been in her hands. She had never seen the patient's illness. She didn't know what kind of medicine the patient was given. She had not communicated with the patient and had no way of knowing the patient's medical history. The only thing she had seen was the patient lying down.
On the bed in the treatment room, I just took a look from a distance. I could only conclude that this person might be sick and come to the hospital for treatment.
What's more, if she really knew it, it would be impossible to tell her senior sister, as the patient would have to keep it confidential.
He Xiangyu knew that she was difficult to be a good person, so last time it was just a sidestep, telling her something that everyone in the hospital could know.
If a patient comes to the hospital, people in the hospital can see it. This kind of news cannot be kept secret among the medical staff, so it is not considered a leak. An artist can come to the hospital just to see a minor cold or to visit a friend, and it is not considered big news.
What needs to be truly kept confidential is the patient's diagnosis, the information that reporters want to reveal, and the work content that doctors absolutely cannot disclose.
The junior sister confessed that she didn't know, and He Xiangyu believed that she didn't know. What she asked was: "According to your speculation, what disease may she have." If you don't know, using medical speculation is not a leak.
Xie Wanying was stunned for a moment. Did the second senior sister regard her as a medical fortune teller?
"It doesn't matter, you say it. It doesn't matter if you say it wrong." He Xiangyu said to her.
Xie Wanying understood clearly that the second senior sister wanted to talk to her to adjust her emotions.
No matter how much she likes someone, He Xiangyu will never forget that he is a doctor. Although after hearing the news, she felt extremely conflicted.
If your love rival gets a serious illness and you are a doctor, should you gloat about it? Absolutely not, not even doctors should.
As a doctor, what may be more difficult than the multiple-choice questions faced by ordinary people is that if your love rival needs his spiritual comfort to treat an illness, should you let him go?
Ordinary people may be able to just say no, but doctors may have to think about it. It’s not because of someone’s moral abduction, but because of the heart of being a doctor. As a doctor, you are always eager to do everything you can to save lives.
method to save.
Not knowing how much she could help Second Senior Sister, Xie Wanying gave Second Senior Sister her medical insights: "The only clue I have right now is what Senior Brother Tao just said."
He Xiangyu nodded. She was just the same. It was only after hearing his words at the dinner table that she realized that the other party might be seriously ill: "Yingying, do you think she has a tumor? Do you think it may be a malignant tumor or a benign tumor?"
"There is a possibility that she has a tumor." Xie Wanying and her second senior sister said, "However, benign and non-benign tumors are not the only ones that are difficult to operate on, especially in neurosurgery."
Pathologists' analysis of tumors is more based on the microscopic level. Only front-line clinical doctors have the clearest understanding of the damage that tumors can do to the human body.
The most important difference between malignant tumors and benign tumors is whether there is metastasis or spread. Malignant tumors can spread to various organs throughout the body, but benign tumors cannot.
Other distinguishing points include whether the tumor will recur after resection and whether the tumor will compress and invade surrounding tissues. Some benign tumors are not necessarily benign. There is a special term for these benign tumors called benign tumors with malignant behavior.
