The Western doctors next to them looked at the scene and looked at each other: Is it good, I am not a Chinese doctor, so miserable.
Dr. Zhou almost passed away.
The patient's family is an old lady. I guess she may not understand if you explain it to her for a long time. I want to forgive the elderly for not being very flexible when they get old.
Is the old lady's words wrong? It seems that the layman is right.
Only the insider knows that he is wrong.
The current Chinese medicine doctors are modern Chinese medicine. The modern Chinese medicine education system imitates the Western medicine division, including Chinese medicine internal medicine surgery orthopedics and acupuncture massage and nursing.
The old lady roughly means that you need to use all Chinese medicine techniques, including Chinese medicine internal and surgical acupuncture and massage, etc.
Dr. Zhou had no choice but to spread her hands, she was just a Chinese medicine doctor in the internal medicine department.
Perhaps I have taken other specialized knowledge in the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I must not learn the elective courses when I was studying the problem. After graduation, I had forgotten to do it after I didn’t work. If I really need other traditional Chinese medicine techniques, I can ask my colleagues in this major for help.
Like Western medicine, Chinese medicine is like a mountain in a different major.
"I told you, you want me to prescribe Chinese medicine to the patient for Chinese medicine to make Chinese medicine. The medicine I drink must not be as effective as the injected intravenous medicine. Chinese patent medicine injections also need to wait until they are taken back to the hospital for examination and diagnosis before they can be used. This is for the sake of his medication safety." Dr. Zhou, no matter what, first explained the doctor's difficulties to the patient's family.
Well, next, as she was worried, the old lady said directly to her: "Acupuncture. Give him a few acupunctures. I know that acupuncture is very effective, I have seen it in the acupuncture department."
Your old lady would say that it was acupuncture.
Dr. Zhou said: "I am not from the acupuncture department, and I am not good at acupuncture."
The old lady was stunned: What should I do now? She asked the Chinese doctor to treat her husband, but the technical cards she played were no different from those of Western medicine.
"It's important to take the patient back to the hospital," said Dr. Zhou.
The nurse had already given the patient a venous passage as directed by the doctor. Other staff on the scene assisted and prepared to carry the patient onto a stretcher truck to transfer it to the ambulance.
During the metastasis, the patient suddenly twitched his limbs, like a horn wind.
The old lady suddenly panicked and shouted to the doctor: "What should I do?"
what to do?
Patients with liver coma and convulsions have different situations in choosing medications from patients with general brain diseases and have special requirements. Some anesthesia, sedation, and sleeping drugs are prohibited, such as morphine.
Because the patient's family was afraid that it would be difficult to deal with, Dr. Zhou looked at the medicine box opened by the nurse and didn't dare to use it when he looked at An Ding.
There is also a certain risk for patients with liver coma. If the dose is reduced, the patient has never undergone other laboratory tests at all. If the test value is not used as a reference for the doctor, how much medicine should the doctor reduce as appropriate?
Dr. Zhou was not sure about this.
The dosage is really important. If you use less, you will have no effect. If you use too much, you will have problems. The risk of using less for the first time will double.
"Quick, find out if there is chlorpromazine." While Dr. Zhou asked the patient's head to tilt to prevent the patient from vomiting and suffocating, he instructed the nurse to find medicine immediately.
The nurse plucked her hands in the medicine box and looked for medicine that meets the doctor's requirements.
Chapter completed!