"As I said, she is not the type of traditional Chinese medicine doctor we often see." Dr. Pan Shihua repeated what all his colleagues who had met Dr. Wen said about Dr. Wen.
Most TCM doctors are more like Dr. Wang, who are arrogant about TCM technology.
Not to mention Chinese medicine doctors, most Western medicine doctors are the same, boasting about the Western medicine techniques they have learned.
Dr. Wen Zihan's second sentence: "It is better to give the patient medicine as soon as possible."
"Cooking Chinese medicine?" Dr. Zhang Desheng asked.
When Chinese medicine talks about using medicine, doesn’t it mean using traditional Chinese medicine?
He said that it was wrong to cook Chinese medicine too slowly. Dr. Zhang Desheng immediately corrected himself: "Are you giving the patient Chinese patent medicine?"
Chinese patent medicine injections are used for clinical rescue, such as the famous Shenfu Injection. In the academic term of traditional Chinese medicine, Shenfu Injection is called "Returning Yang to Save Ni", replenishing Qi and solidifying the disease, and is used for epilepsy syndrome caused by excessive Yang Qi.
, corresponding to the disease in Western medicine, generally refers to shock patients.
Sorry, Dr. Zhang Desheng reminded the other party: "We don't have it here."
The National Association is the mainstream Western medicine school, unlike traditional Chinese medicine hospitals where injections of proprietary Chinese medicines are available everywhere. The adverse reactions of injections of proprietary Chinese medicines are most criticized by Western doctors in famous Western hospitals.
Dr. Wen Zihan said honestly: "She is not suitable for ginseng."
Mr. Wen is a very temperamental boss, and he seems to be very generous and generous. In comparison, Mr. Zhang looks like Mr. Zhang?
Dr. Zhang Desheng looked ashamed.
"It is definitely the fastest to push Western medicine." Dr. Wen Zihan said.
After hearing this, Dr. Zhang Desheng and others quickly wondered whether the legend was wrong. Is this doctor a Western doctor or a Chinese doctor? Why did Dr. Wen seem to support Western medicine instead of Chinese medicine?
When it comes to giving Western medicine to patients, the Western doctors on site are definitely more qualified.
Dr. Zhang Desheng thought the same thing. The standard rescue mode must be to instruct nurses to administer medication while performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
There was no way, the patient's condition was too sudden, and an inexperienced trainee nurse would not take the initiative to ask him about medication like an experienced emergency department nurse, which made him ignore the instructions for a while.
Perhaps, such an "oolong" actually saved the patient's life.
Looking back, if he had remembered to push medicine to the patient at the beginning, what kind of rescue medicine could he have given to the patient?
Commonly used clinical rescue drugs are usually epinephrine, dopamine, atropine, etc., most of which are used to increase the patient's blood pressure and heart rate.
After thinking about it for a while, Dr. Zhang Desheng felt a little sweaty.
The patient initially said that the tumor had metastasized to the brain and underwent Gamma Knife. However, Gamma Knife cannot cure it. It is very likely that the patient fainted again because of another tumor growing in the brain.
Patients with brain diseases should be careful when stimulating blood pressure and heart rate.
Intracranial mass is not low blood pressure but high blood pressure and may lead to cerebral hemorrhage. Are you going to raise blood pressure again?
If Western medicine is not assisted by examination techniques, it would be too much of a loss to treat the disease blindly.
Quickly, Dr. Zhang Desheng picked up the flashlight and checked the patient's pupils again.
As soon as the patient arrived at the emergency room, he immediately told him to send him to the ICU first and then check, so it was too late to check the medical records.
It can only be said that young doctors have little experience.
What Dr. Tao said is not to tell you, a young doctor, to not do even the most basic examination when receiving a patient.
The first step for a doctor to pick up a patient is that as long as he or she is not in a state of cardiorespiratory arrest, basic examinations such as measuring the blood pressure and heart rate and asking about the patient's illness history must be carried out, and handover work with the ambulance medical staff must be done.
It cannot be said that I know this patient's medical history very well, and a doctor with a senior professional title will omit it if he says it is not needed.
