Chapter 3941 [30] Silent Help

Everyone recalled that the old lady, a family member of the patient at the scene, was someone who couldn't even tell whether the patient had high blood pressure.

Damn it, doctors have been tricked by this kind of thing not once or twice.

Jiang Mingzhu's eyelids could only roll upward.

"If the family members don't understand, you must be able to see it." Shen Youhuan continued to criticize the junior brothers and sisters.

Family members cannot tell the doctor that the patient has a history of liver disease. It is not necessarily easy for the doctor to deduce that the patient has hepatic coma.

Basically, when such elderly patients are in coma, doctors first consider the patient's cerebrovascular problems caused by the most common hypertension, hyperlipidemia, vascular sclerosis, etc. Unless, the patient's family members report that they have a history of liver disease, which can alert the doctor.

In addition, another way for doctors to detect it is to suffer from very obvious symptoms of hepatic coma: for example, the patient with hepatic coma that Dr. Xie discovered during his internship would have jaundice.

"Does he have jaundice? You just checked his pupils and observed his sclera. Didn't you find jaundice?" Jiang Mingzhu asked again about the group of people who first examined the patient. There were many doctors, but only one patient. In the end, she, a doctor who was just outside the room, was unable to squeeze in and did not conduct a physical examination on the patient in person.

The blame falls on the medical examiner.

A group of people at the scene reviewed the diagnosis and treatment process, and finally their eyes focused on Shen Youhuan's face.

"That's right, you are the one who performs this examination on the patient." Jiang Mingzhu pointed back to Senior Brother Shen.

The boomerang came back so powerfully that Shen Youhuan was stunned for a moment and then shouted: "Hepatic coma does not necessarily require jaundice."

No jaundice was found in the patient during the physical examination, and other laboratory test indicators were not available at the scene. How could we determine that the patient was in hepatic coma?

Traditional Chinese medicine doctors said that this diagnosis was due to the patient's pulse being Xianmai.

"Nonsense." Some Western medicine doctors at the scene said, Western medicine doctors have long disbelieved in this kind of Chinese medicine that is so mysterious that it cannot be explained.

He had good intentions when he invited his cousin to treat patients, but in the end, his cousin became a target of public criticism. Wen Shining had to become anxious and spoke for his cousin: "She has always been very good at diagnosing pulses, even better than my second uncle."

A group of Western medicine doctors who were accused of misdiagnosis were furious and couldn't accept this explanation. They said: "It doesn't matter how good she is, just show the evidence."

How to produce evidence? Looking at the patient's condition, we can only determine whether Dr. Wen Zihan's judgment was wrong by sending him to the hospital for a blood test and some liver function indicators.

At this time, someone took the doctor's small flashlight that he carried with him and walked to the patient's head to re-examine the patient.

The others had something to say when they noticed the man's surreptitious and silent behavior.

"Does this robot believe her?"

"Maybe she doesn't believe it and wants to do another check-up to slap her in the face?"

"If you don't believe it, shouldn't a high-profile inspection slap her in the face?"

"Is the robot afraid that it will also be hit by the boomerang? Let's do it secretly first?"

The nickname robot not only refers to being rigid and cold in doing things, but also has many characteristics of robots, including not shouting loudly before doing things like humans, but working silently and then saying: Done.

"The eye area is a bit yellow, and the sclera is also there." Fu Xinheng said after carefully conducting a targeted secondary examination of the patient's eyes.

After hearing what he said, a group of Western medicine doctors exploded.

"You didn't find out?!"