The interior is quiet now, and everyone is waiting for her to speak, including the big guys.
The pressure suddenly became as huge as Mount Everest.
My heart was a little pounding, and Xie Wanying calmed down, and said: "This patient is old, but his cardiopulmonary function has not been completely exhausted. It can only be said that it is because of the tumor. So I personally think the focus should be on the patient's tumor."
"I originally wanted to ask the cardiology department for consultation, but she told Dr. Tan that it was not necessary." Sun Yubo finished supplementing her.
A few laughs immediately arose at the attending table. A colleague glanced at Tan Klin with meaningful eyes: It is rare to think that you, a deputy senior, actually believe in an intern. Is it really rare? Is it because of your brain?
Tan Klin is used to being cold-hearted, not raising his eyes, refuting, and responding. No one knows what he is thinking.
Deputy Director Liu smiled and continued to ask his classmates: "Doctor Xie is quite confident. What is the basis for your confidence?"
"The overall situation of the patient in the past three days after he was admitted to the hospital was not as low as we were afraid of. After measures such as oxygen inhalation and nasogastric tube drainage, the situation has improved greatly, and the blood oxygen level has been maintained at about 97 or 8. I will come back on the weekend to see the patient's condition. This patient has a characteristic, which is very good in compliance, listens to doctors, and trusts the doctors. Before suffering from tumors, she did not have any underlying diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension, and has always been healthy, which has led to the family's misjudgment and did not send her to a large hospital very early. So I personally think that analyzing a patient's condition cannot be said to only look at the present, but she must analyze her previous medical history."
The speech is very clear and rare in an intern who has just been in a clinical internship in his early twenties.
The other doctors looked at Xie Wanying in their eyes, as if they had some interest in her as an intern.
An old man spoke in a voice: "Doctor Xie, the patient is over 90 years old. Do you think her cardiopulmonary function can really withstand the surgery?"
It was obvious that it was Professor Li, the old senior of Cory.
The pressure is getting even greater now.
Zhao Zhaowei and Li Qi'an were worried and exchanged gazes in private. Lin Hao and Yue Wentong, who were sitting behind Gao Zhaocheng, remained silent and glanced at the female classmate opposite him, perhaps a little worried.
Luo Yanfen, the three veterans, bent their mouths, thinking that these people didn't know. At the beginning, the three of them looked down on clinical rookies, but they were beaten.
After sorting out the ideas, Xie Wanying answered the boss's questions in detail: "A person's cardiopulmonary function is related to age, but not completely related. Some patients are also very poor at a young age. The most important thing is to figure out what is her cardiopulmonary function. She has taken CT, lungs, and the heart has no organic problems. The heart rate is fast, the ST segment of the electrocardiogram moves downward, T waves and U waves change, combined with her intestinal obstruction and blood tests, it is a typical hypokalemia manifestation. After potassium supplementation, it improves significantly. If you say that her cardiopulmonary function is very poor, it needs data support. You cannot say that it only depends on her age to judge. Medicine pays attention to evidence."
"The words are very sharp." Professor Li decisively raised the pen tip and pointed out her sharp mouth.
The boss in his seventies or eighties is very accurate in looking at the problem.
The other doctors laughed: No one expected that an intern was not afraid when facing an academic boss, and spoke like a clever tongue.
A group of doctors looked down and reviewed the old lady's case in detail, and then saw if they could find her.
Chapter completed!