【350】The doctor's sympathy and reason are in a tug of war
"How is the patient's current condition?"
Seeing that it was Shen Jinghui who was interfering, the others stopped their discussion to listen to Xie Wanying's answer.
"I asked her father to bring her over in the past two days. Although this child is thin, her blood oxygen is not low, which is different from other patients with advanced tumors." Xie Wanying analyzed.
Clinicians' intuition about patients is very important. It is impossible for an intern to have the precise experience and intuition of a clinician.
"Do you have any other suggestions?" Shen Jinghui asked the others.
"It can be collected first. If the pathology results come out, chemotherapy must be done first. Can the patient's family agree?" Some doctors raised new doubts.
"After chemotherapy, you must ensure that she can do this operation. Otherwise, the cooperation of the family will be a problem." Professor Li hammered home the key point.
"As for who is more professional in predicting this disease, it must be the doctor from the Children's Hospital." The other doctors unknowingly went back to their original thoughts.
"What do you think, Doctor Xie?" Gao Zhaocheng asked the junior sister himself.
Xie Wanying thought for a while and said: "The concerns of my seniors and teachers are that my intuition may be wrong because I have no experience. Therefore, the risk of surgery on this patient is too high, and it is possible that the patient may not be better with treatment than no treatment at all."
If an old professor like Professor Li spoke for her, no one would say that the old professor felt wrong and accepted the patient for surgery. In any case, interns need to raise a few more question marks, because interns have just started and have no clinical experience. Where did you get the accurate hunch?
There is not enough evidence for this disease at this stage. We can only see whether the doctor’s clinical prediction supports taking the risk. Those who are sure can take the risk, but those who are not sure are unwilling to try. Doctors in the second year of general surgery rarely deal with this kind of pediatric cases. I feel that I am not sure about the prognosis of this disease, so I will respect the ideas of the children's hospital doctors more and not want to take this risk.
There are different points of contention between Xiao Yazhi's surgery and the old lady's surgery. What everyone is worried about is that the old lady's surgery will not be successful. Is Xiao Yazhi's surgery effective?
Doctors think a lot about surgery. They don’t just treat patients like pigs who can perform surgery. They must consider the comparison between doing and not doing the surgery. Otherwise, why many terminally ill patients can undergo surgery but doctors don’t recommend it because there is no point in doing it.
Xie Wanying herself studied pathology in her previous life and could use her pathology experience to support Xiao Yazhi’s surgery. The clinical teachers could not sympathize with her because they did not know what she did in her previous life. She was able to convince Tan about the two patients last time. Teacher, because the two patients themselves are going to undergo surgery and Teacher Tan has clinical experience in this area, he can predict her suggestion. If it doesn't work, it doesn't matter if she makes adjustments during the operation.
The debate over Xiao Yazhi's surgery has come to an end for the time being. The doctors thought that they could think about it again before making a decision. Xie Wanying breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this. Fortunately, the seniors did not give up. It can be seen that all the doctors felt sorry for Xiao Yazhi. Sympathy and reason were at odds.
There was two knocks on the conference room door, and a nurse opened the door and got in and asked, "Is Dr. Xie here?"
"What do you want from her?"
"We have something personal to do with her," the nurse said.
Private matter?
"We are in a meeting. We have private matters to discuss after the meeting." Deputy Director Liu said.
"It's not a private matter, I want her to see the examination report," the nurse said.
"Which bed inspection report?"
"No, it's our colleague's inspection report." At this point, the nurse could only tell the whole story.
"Why are you looking for her?" All the doctors in the conference room were so shocked that they thought they heard wrongly: The nurse asked an intern to look at the examination report?