Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong were embarrassed to say anything, but Chen Kanghe was not polite.

After all, Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong are just the attending doctors, and they are from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. We are not in the same department, so there is no need to say such things that can offend people.

But Chen Kangping is the deputy director and chief physician of the department. This is the territory of the emergency department. Let alone Yun Heng, even if it is Lin Xuehong, Chen Kangping is not afraid to fight.

Most doctors in the emergency department are more temperamental than those in specialist departments.

After all, I am already in the worst department, so how much worse can I get?

The reason why the directors of emergency departments in many hospitals dare to bang the table at all times is that they are barefoot and not afraid of wearing shoes.

Yunheng was not angry, and the other party's reaction was not too outrageous, and was within Yunheng's expectations.

The emergency department informed the consultation that a young doctor was here, which seemed to indicate that he was not taking the patient seriously. He was not willing to complain, which is perfectly normal.

"I just came here, but my schedule is second-rate."

Yunheng explained politely.

These first- and second-tier positions are not professional titles. Doctors' professional titles are subject to examinations. The hospital's decision does not count. It does not mean that whoever the hospital wants to be promoted to attending physician can be promoted to attending physician, and whoever the hospital wants to be promoted to deputy director can be promoted to deputy director.

But the position is decided within the hospital. Lin Xuehong made a decision and placed Yunheng on the second line. Yunheng is the second-line doctor in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This has nothing to do with position.

"snort!"

Chen Kanghe snorted and didn't bother to say more: "Now that we're here, let's take a look at the patient."

"Doctor Yun?"

The resident next to him glanced at Yun Heng.

"Um."

Yunheng nodded.

"Let me tell Dr. Yun about the patient's condition first."

General hospital routine: "The patient is an eight-year-old boy. He was transferred from the hospital overnight and was diagnosed with thrombocytopenic purpura..."

"Currently, the child has shortness of breath, fatigue, indigestion and loose stools, spontaneous sweating and night sweats, abdominal pain from time to time, difficulty falling asleep, palpitation, and black stools."

Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong came in just now. Before the resident manager could explain the situation, Chen Kanghe handed over the order. The two just looked at the platelets. At this time, the resident manager explained the patient's condition in detail. Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong

Everyone is listening.

"Dr. Yun, this is the patient's checklist."

Dr. Kong handed over the list in his hand, and Yun Heng took it, thanked him, and then read it carefully.

"Dr. Yun, do you have anything to say?"

Chen Kanghe asked lightly, with a somewhat unpleasant tone.

It was already past eleven o'clock in the evening, and it was approaching twelve o'clock. As the chief physician and deputy director of the department, Chen Kanghe didn't say anything when he was disturbed at this time. He was a doctor and an emergency physician. This was

normal.

But this deputy director is here, and there is such a young man from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Chen Kanghe felt that the senior doctors in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department were lazy and asked a young man to come over and go through the motions.

"Let me see the patient first."

Yun Heng said something, then walked to the bedside and began to examine the child.

The little boy, about seven or eight years old, looked a little thin, with large bruises on his arms. Yun Heng opened his clothes and found bruises on his upper body and chest. He helped the child sit up and also on his back.

After checking, Yunheng checked the child's pulse, which was deep and weak.

After checking the pulse, Yunheng pressed the tongue depressor again and checked the child's tongue coating, which was thin and white.

When Yun Heng was examining the child, Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong were watching from the side. Chen Kanghe was also watching without saying a word.

"The spleen is weak and the blood is weak, Qi and Yin are insufficient, and the overall control is lost."

After examining the child, Yun Heng turned around and explained his judgment to Chen Kanghe and others. At the same time, he asked: "Does the child have repeated epistaxis?"

"yes!"

The resident next to him responded with a look of surprise on his face.

At this time, the child's epistaxis did not occur, it had stopped, and it didn't look abnormal. He initially told Dr. Gao, but he forgot to mention this when Yunheng came in, but after the examination, Yunheng asked

When this problem arises, it speaks volumes about your level.

Chen Kanghe was also a little surprised. This young man is quite capable.

"Now that Dr. Yun has made a judgment, the patient should be sent to your Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, right?"

Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong were also a little surprised, but this was also a good thing, Dr. Gao took the opportunity to say.

It's late at night, and no one wants to bother. Doctor Gao can't handle this situation by himself. If the patient comes to their hematology department, he will notify the superior doctor for diagnosis and treatment together.

Just now, Dr. Kong looked at the list and directly said that this was a matter for the hematology department. This is also true.

Although the patient will be admitted to the emergency department, the condition is not too urgent, and the doctors have more to consider at this time.

This is not irresponsible. There are people in several departments now. No matter which department the child goes to, the department must be responsible. If the own department can handle it, then continue the treatment. If it cannot be solved, multi-department joint consultation will be held.

, I really had no choice, so I transferred to another hospital.

The process of treating a disease is almost the same, from bottom to top, with priority given.

Dr. Gao also saw that Yun Heng was young and easy to bully.

As long as Yunheng agrees, there are many experts in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, and he will take over.

"Can."

Yun Heng didn't make so many twists and turns. After seeing the condition of the child, Yun Heng had already made a judgment, so he had no words to refuse.

Moreover, with Yunheng's temperament, as long as he can handle it himself, he has no habit of pushing patients away.

"Director Chen, if this is the case, then the patient should be transferred to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, right?"

Dr. Gao said to Chen Kanghe.

Chen Kanghe was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect Yun Heng to be so direct.

Generally speaking, sending someone to go through the motions is just for fear of trouble. If a young man comes and has no idea, you can't just push the patient over, but it is right for the young man to come to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but they don't

Push people.

What kind of trick is this?

Yun Heng just said the judgment, but Chen Kanghe is not a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and he doesn't understand whether it is right or not. Dr. Gao and Dr. Kong know a little bit about it, but they are not professional Chinese medicine doctors. The reason why they are not worried is because there are other departments in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Boss, they don’t expect Yunheng to treat this patient.

When human life is at stake, who dares to randomly experiment on patients?

"Okay, since the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department has a treatment plan, let's transfer the patient there."

Chen Kanghe nodded.

"I'll make a call."

Yunheng took out his cell phone and called Wang Xuemeng: "Are there any beds left?"

"Teacher Yun, there are others, I have already made arrangements here."

Wang Xuemeng asked: "Is the patient sure to be transferred to our department?"

"Well, you can send someone over."

Yun Heng responded, explained a few words, and then hung up the phone.

Wang Xuemeng came very quickly, not only Wang Xuemeng, but also two nurses on duty.

"Teacher Yun!"

"Let's see how to communicate with the emergency department and go through the procedures."

Yun Heng didn't understand this and said to Wang Xuemeng.

"Um."

Wang Xuemeng responded cheerfully, and then greeted the resident general manager of the emergency department: "Mr. Lin!"

"Dr. Wang!"

Lin Chaoyang also smiled and said hello to Wang Xuemeng: "I will take Dr. Wang to go through the handover procedures."

When speaking, Lin Chaoyang was a little surprised. What did Wang Xuemeng call this person just now?

"Teacher Yun?"

Not only Lin Chaoyang, Director Chen and Dr. Gao Dr. Kong were also a little surprised.

Wang Xuemeng has been here for a year and has been to the emergency department several times. They may not always recognize her by name, but she still looks familiar.

teacher?

This title is very intriguing.
To be continued...