"You might as well ask her why she didn't take it as written on the medicine bag." As she said that, Dr. Su asked the patient first...
The female patient was blamed by the doctor opposite, and she was extremely aggrieved and stated the twists and turns of the medicine he came back yesterday: "I don't know if it's written on the medicine bag, I don't know if it's taken once or twice a day, so I can't see the numbers clearly. I asked the pharmacy people, but they couldn't say it clearly and asked me to turn back to ask the gynecologist. I can only run back to find your doctor."
When the patient said that, Dr. Zuo Liang asked him to take out the medicine bag and take a look.
On the medicine bag, the pharmacist in the pharmacy may be too busy dispensing the number of pills and the number of pills taken in a hurry. The first time I wrote it as two tablets once a day. Later, I found something wrong, so I took a ballpoint pen and changed it sloppyly on the original number.
When the patient saw the number that had been changed, he must wonder whether it was 1 or 2. He was afraid that he would make a mistake and could only ask the medical staff again.
There are too many people taking medicine at the pharmacy windows of top tertiary hospitals, all of which are bustling with noise. When the pharmacist is busy, he cannot hear clearly what the patient is asking, thinking that the patient is asking why the doctor prescribes the medicine like this. The pharmacist cannot answer such a question, so he asked the patient to look for the doctor who prescribed the medicine.
If the patient finds his attending doctor and asks, it will be fine. However, Dr. Zuo Liang and Mr. Xie were busy working in other places at that time, and he couldn't meet them at all.
An anxious patient caught a doctor in the ward and asked. Thinking that they were all gynecologists, they could always answer her questions. The layman didn't understand why the doctor ignored other doctors' patients and only thought that it was the same.
Dr. Su was pulled by the patient and wanted to get rid of him and hurried to do his own work. He didn't have time to carefully help the patient who was not under her control check the medical records and doctor's instructions, and left a sentence to the patient: Take medicine according to the doctor's instructions written on the medicine bag.
As usual, this sentence will definitely not go wrong. The problem is that the ambiguous numbers on this medicine bag are exactly what the patient wants to ask.
The female patient said: "I asked her if she had 1 or 2 tablets later. She said 2."
Dr. Su was 90% annoyed by this patient who was not in charge of him, and he didn't know whether the number written on the medicine bag was written twice or the number of tablets, so he answered casually.
After listening to the statements of both parties, a group of people sorted out the whole story of the incident in their minds. Du Haiwei sighed and said, "I don't know how to say it." Most accidents in clinical disputes come about like athletes who are rushing to the point of doing so. Something must have happened.
If the pharmacist ignores the busy work and cannot hear the problem clearly, and listen carefully to the patient's request to correct the numbers he wrote, there is nothing next.
If Dr. Su is patient and then shows the patient what medicine is being prescribed. She is a gynecologist and knows that the conventional dosage of the drug will never be answered 2 easily. Or you can help ask the nurse to find Zuo Liang, which will not cause the patient to take the wrong dosage next.
If the patient is not anxious and insists on finding his attending doctor to ask, there will definitely be no accident.
At this point, Dr. Hu made a first speech and criticized the patient severely: "They asked you to go back and ask your attending doctor. Why did you catch a doctor who doesn't understand your condition and ask?"
So, is this responsibility the responsibility belonging to herself? The female patient's face turned pale.
Chapter completed!