Chapter 4105 [194] Pig Teammates

In any case, Dr. Li Qian is self-aware, and Li Rabbit's IQ is reflected in finding someone to play with.

"Dr. Liu, what do you think?"

Dr. Liu, who was asked by Dr. Li, frowned: I picked up a pig teammate tonight. The disadvantages of pig teammates are self-evident, and they will not stop dragging you into hell together.

If you don’t believe it, then listen to Dr. Li’s suggestion to Dr. Liu: “Otherwise, let’s call down the neurology and neurosurgery departments.”

What Rabbit Li thinks is that if he can't think of big things and doesn't want to cause trouble, the more colleagues he can invite for consultation, the better.

In clinical practice, it is not unusual for multiple doctors to be consulted on a case, often based on need.

Dr. Liu's surprised eyes were full of fear of what Team Pig wanted to do, and he tested his teammate: "How do you want to write the consultation application form?"

"Do you need to write it? Call first." Dr. Li Qian emphasized that emergency cases do not need to follow the daily process. Calling people in first and then writing the consultation order is also a common practice in clinical practice and will not get scolded.

Dr. Liu wiped his hands hard on his face twice, thinking that his teammate Dr. Li had been doing clinical work for almost a year and still hadn't accumulated any social experience.

Yes, in addition to accumulating technical experience, doctors also need to accumulate social experience. To be precise, it is called workplace sociology experience.

Is your colleague someone you can call around? Dr. Li, you are not a leader. Do you have the qualifications to give orders to others?

The first time, they may sell you face, but the second time, they will directly act as a hands-off shopkeeper. Why? Because I know that your skills are not good, you can cry wolf casually.

How could you just casually call in medical and surgical specialists with the same disease?

That’s not to say it’s not possible, but generally speaking, these are two departments with cross-competition areas.

What will be the result of inviting these two departments to come together for consultation?

If the patient's condition is mild, people in the two departments will definitely fight internally but not openly. It is best to complain together to Dr. Li, the rabbit who calls everyone.

The above situation is not bad, at most it hurts the peace.

If the patient's condition is very serious and the problem is too big, it is very likely that no one from the two departments will want to admit the patient.

Do you think people from these two departments will blame each other?

No, this is what smart professionals do, and let me tell you: your emergency room doctor will try hard to treat and observe the patient according to the method we told you, but there is nothing we can do, and our department will not be able to accommodate the beds for the time being.

Doctor Li, don’t you know? The beds in the National Association Department are always full.

For this reason, emergency doctors must find ways to accurately locate the patient in which department, so that the corresponding specialist can accept the patient willingly.

Otherwise, your peers can reject you in a minute and let you continue working on your own.

This is a patient in your hands now. You want to give it to others. There is no legitimate reason. Who wants to take the trouble?

Asking for multi-disciplinary consultation is a technical job. It is not the idea of ​​asking teachers for help that Dr. Li had in his student days. Doctors who ask colleagues for consultation must have a technical spectrum in their minds.

"No way?" Dr. Li Qian asked in surprise when Dr. Liu didn't answer.

Dr. Liu had no choice but to ask him again: "Dr. Li, do you have a doctor familiar with neurosurgery?"

"Are you talking about our squad leader or our senior brother Cao?"

It should be said that Dr. Liu is very hot. He can't figure out the patient's condition for a while, so it is better to find someone familiar with him to avoid being scolded.

Why not prescribe a brain CT scan to the patient?

Dr. Liu and Dr. Li wanted to do this. The problem was that the patient did not know whether he could be transferred to the CT room for examination.

The reason why the two of them were so cautious was of course because there were imperial envoys watching here.