The genius doctor starts from the game

Chapter 17 Preliminary Exploration of Dungeons
"Do you want to enter the instance: Shoulder joint injury?"

"Yes!"

"Please choose the difficulty of the copy!"

"Simple!"

"The dungeon was established successfully. It is recommended that the player be in a quiet environment. (Note: The speed of the dungeon is 1:1 with the real speed. When in the dungeon, the player can get a sleep rest state.)"

"Shh!"

After Lu Cheng helped Professor Wang return the book, he went directly to the dormitory.

After completing a series of prompts from the game system, Lu Cheng instantly felt his eyes blur.

Immediately afterwards, he appeared in a small room with a window. There was a light yellow lacquered wooden table in the room. The paint on the corners of the table was mottled and peeled off. There was a computer on the wooden table. It is the operating system of Lu Cheng's internship hospital, but it is currently in the interface of the admission clinic.

Behind the table, there is a chair, also painted pale yellow, but the chair is new.

At this moment, Lu Cheng, wearing a white coat and a mask, was sitting on a chair.

After Lu Chengcai figured this out, there was a knock on the door.

"Doctor Lu! Now you have ten outpatients, do you need to call them in now?"

Lu Cheng twisted his eyes immediately when he heard this, his heart was full of? ? ?

Could it be that the game system transported me to the outpatient clinic of our hospital again?
Call me an intern admissions?

Did something go wrong?
Lu Cheng was so panicked that he sat alone in the outpatient clinic. Only the attending doctor has such qualifications. He is still a thousand miles away. He is called to be in the outpatient clinic. How could Lu Cheng not panic in his heart? To escape.

While thinking this way, a prompt from the game system came: "You are currently in a simulated instance, do you want to exit the instance?"

"Copy? Is this not reality?"

"Is it really real?"

"You are in a simulated copy, which is not real, you can choose to return to reality, do you want to choose to exit the copy?"

"Don't quit!" After confirming that this is just a copy in the game, Lu Cheng was relieved a lot.

His current medical skills are not up to the qualifications for sitting alone, and of course he can't sit alone, that's called taking human life lightly.

Immediately afterwards, Lu Cheng was silent for about 10 minutes before he stopped his wild thoughts and shouted outside the door.

"Come in!"

Walking in was a middle-aged woman with an ordinary face, wearing a bright red leather jacket, with a bitter expression on her face at the moment, her right hand dropped vertically, even after sitting down, only her right hand was leaning on the table,

When I came in, I said anxiously, "Doctor, my left arm hurts like hell, and I can't move it. Especially when it rains, snows and the weather changes, the pain is unbearable."

After listening, Lu Cheng frowned slightly, and asked, "How long have you been in pain here?"

"It's been more than a year! I can't remember exactly how long."

"Is the pain always the same? Or since when has it changed?"

"The front is fine. Just three months ago, the pain was severe. It hurts every day. The pain was so painful that I couldn't sleep at all, and I couldn't do things. You don't know, I used to be able to easily pick up my grandson. But three months ago, I couldn't hold it anymore, and even choosing vegetables was a problem."

"I can't pick up my grandson to and from school, he's always noisy at home..."

Lu Cheng listened patiently, and only after she had finished speaking did she ask, "Then have you ever been injured?"

The patient probably listened more patiently before seeing Lu Cheng, and also said casually: "Maybe, maybe not, I don't remember, when I used to hold my grandson, I would occasionally take a break."

"I don't know when it hurt. My grandson is fat and heavy. He used to like to eat the dishes I cooked the most. Since I can't move my arms, my grandson can't eat well and has lost weight. It weighs seven or eight catties."

"Doctor, what do you think is going on with me?"

Lu Cheng continued to ask: "Then you have..."

Finally, about 10 minutes later, Lu Cheng completed the medical history collection, then began the physical examination, and then prescribed an MRI for her, told her that the MRI was done, and then whether to proceed to the next step according to the situation.

The patient walked out with the list.

The patient left the consultation room, and Lu Chengcheng received the feedback from the game system.

And it also appeared in the form of green fonts on the wall directly opposite Lu Cheng,
"Medical history collection: 1 points! (Full score 10 points!)"

"Physical examination: 5 points! (out of 10 points!)"

"Preliminary diagnosis score: 6 points! (full score 30 points!)"

"Auxiliary inspection: NMR (player's choice)! (Score: 5 points! Full score is 40 points.)"

"Treatment suggestion: None! (Score: 0 points. Full score: 10 points.)"

"Comprehensive score: 12 points, (full score is 100 points). Grade F score, extremely poor completion! Symbolic reward: 1 gold coin!"

Looking at this string of text and data, Lu Cheng was a little stunned,
Looking at the 12 points, the extremely poor evaluation made Lu Cheng feel extremely ashamed.

This is too!
However, Lu Cheng was not discouraged. After all, this was his first outpatient visit. It is normal for him to deviate. If he is very correct all of a sudden, then there will be ghosts. He himself has not yet reached that level.

Lu Cheng looked back at the patient just now, and probably found several problems.

First, as a doctor, I have always been led by the nose by the patients. I was obviously asking about the medical history, but in the end, I was listening to the patient talking about his grandson, and the words were not expressive.

Second, the physical examination was not comprehensive enough, and I only did part of it, without any direction at all.
Third, there may be problems with the selection of auxiliary examinations. Although MRI examinations must be done for the shoulder joint, I did not give a preliminary diagnosis in my heart at all. evaluate.

No treatment advice was given!

This may not be written for patients, but at least there must be a preliminary idea in mind.

It seems that my current level is far from enough!

After tidying up a bit, Lu Chengcai called in the next patient again.

This time, Lu Cheng took the initiative to take the initiative!

"Hello, please sit down!"

"Hello, Doctor."

"What's wrong with you?"

"My right arm hurts very badly."

"Can you lift it up?"

"It's okay to lift it up. It just hurts. You can lift it slowly."

"How long has it been in pain?"

"..."

After about half an hour,

"Medical history collection: 5 points! (Full score 10 points!)"

"Physical examination: 6 points! (out of 10 points!)"

"Preliminary diagnosis score: 12 points! (full score 30 points!)"

"Auxiliary examination: MRI (player's choice), X-ray shoulder joint Y-slice! (Score: 25 points! Full score is 40 points.)"

"Treatment suggestion: None! (Score: 4 points. Full score: 10 points.)"

"Comprehensive score: 52 points, (out of 100 points). Grade E score, poor completion! Reward: 10 gold coins! Experience value +52!"

Lu Cheng frowned suddenly,
This time, Lu Cheng has taken the initiative very seriously to take the initiative, but it seems that he didn't get all the points in the medical history collection!How is this going?

Lu Cheng looked at the data on the panel and thought deeply.

After another 10 minutes or so, Lu Cheng finally understood.

This is not a matter of doing well according to the process at all, but that my knowledge reserve is not enough. With the knowledge reserve of an undergraduate student, looking at orthopedic professional diseases, I am not looking for trouble for nothing, and I am full. of it?

Just thinking about reading the medical records for a day, sorting out two cases, listening to a class, watching two operations, and thinking about seeing a doctor?

When did you become so powerful?

Lu Cheng decided to listen to Mr. Li Hui's suggestion first, and first go through the training textbooks for orthopedics major, and then talk about coming in for consultation. When the knowledge reserve is not enough, the theory is not enough, so no matter how much practice is, it is just a matter of practice. There's no point in wading through the same mistakes without getting a texture boost.

(End of this chapter)