Conan: The Mechanic

"Is it bitten by a snake?" the male student was curious. "Didn't he realize he was bitten by a snake? Don't farmers usually wear trousers? How can a snake..."

"He said that the trousers he was wearing suddenly felt tingling when he walked through the tall grass, and he didn't see anything." Gregory shook his head.

"Okay, then we should now give the corresponding anti-venom depending on the type of snake - I don't know where the story is, but I think we should at least go to the farm and try to catch a snake or two to find out where What kind of poisonous snake is there?" The male student gave his own advice.

"Yes, but maybe we need a little time to deal with another thing - they have a very vicious big dog on their farm, so maybe we need to deal with this uninvited guest before we can go in and search for the snakes. Meanwhile, we Turn your attention to the second patient, there is no way to advance on the first patient anyway."

With that said, Gregory began to tell the story of the sonorous rose as a women's volleyball player.

"The patient has a sonorous rose. After examination, the doctor believes that the pain should be from Achilles tendinitis, but..."

"Is there any information that can be investigated?" the male student asked again. "Like the wound on the farmer's uncle's leg, you didn't tell us, but we can ask?"

"In principle, you need to think for yourself what questions to ask, but I can use this opportunity to tell you not to care too much about patients."

"Why?" The female student was stunned. "You mean... let's not be too patient-friendly?"

"Can you operate on your mother?" Gregory asked suddenly.

"I don't think so," the female student immediately shook her head. "In this case, I can't be objective and rational anyway, and it's easy to influence judgment."

"Then why do you remember to treat your patients as family members since you know this too?" Gregory asked rhetorically. "Next, I'll tell you what's easy to check if a doctor has a good relationship with his patient."

"First of all, the patient's parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents have no history of cancer, Parkinson's, or degenerative diseases." After saying this, Gregory took a deep breath. "Then there was a boy in the school who was on the volleyball team, he used to make out with this girl at a party, but now the boy doesn't contact her at all, and one of her classmates said the boy never liked her at all , is a complete playboy. But even though she knew about it, she was still depressed."

"Cough cough..." At this moment, the boy and the girl suddenly heard a coughing sound from outside the back door of the classroom - it seemed that someone was standing in the passage listening to Gregory's class.

"This... is this related to the diagnosis?" The male student asked tentatively after thinking for a while. "Do you mean to say that there is almost easy access to a lot of information that affects treatment?"

"Yes," Gregory nodded. "The doctor who examined her is really rejuvenating. We usually want the disease to tell us the answer to our disease, but she directly asked the organ to tell us the answer to our private life. What's more troublesome is that she found a tumor in the thyroid gland. Block - guess why?"

"Because an abnormal thyroid can trigger a depressive mental state?" The female student quickly responded. "And it can cause tendonitis!"

"Yes, your basic theoretical foundation is very solid." Gregory praised the female student.

"But if that's the case... didn't you just tell us not to know so much information? But it was because of her attention to this information that we finally found the existence of this tumor..." the female student asked again. "What are you trying to tell us..."

"Yes, we found this nodule, but is it really the answer?" Gregory shook his head. "On the contrary, because we found this little guy, we were forced to talk about this thing as the number one priority, and let the sonorous rose do an expensive and painful test - a thyroid puncture in the neck. Needles are not a good thing. And next, I'll tell you how a qualified doctor should deal with these problems - switch to patient 3, handsome."

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"Does this golf-injured patient have any meaningful information that can be checked out?" the male student asked.

"No, because he kept shouting," Gregory spread his hands. "Curling up on the hospital bed, holding his right leg and screaming loudly, no matter what we asked, he wouldn't answer."

"Then...give him 50 mg of Doloretine?" the male student asked tentatively. "Maybe this will calm him down and give us time to see a doctor."

"What if he is allergic to Du Lengding?" the female student asked rhetorically.

"The probability is not high, and..." The male student glanced at Gregory~www.NovelMTL.com~ and hesitated before saying. "We are in the hospital, and even if he has allergies, there is a high chance that his life can be saved."

"He's right, we're in the hospital," Gregory appreciates the Russian roulette approach. "But in fact, it's not our turn to make judgments - just when we found out Dermatin and hesitated whether to inject it, the patient grabbed Dermatin directly and injected himself. Obviously, he knew I don't have allergies myself, and I'm a veteran at this."

Speaking of which, Gregory suddenly cleared his throat, and then made an intoxicated expression - obviously imitating the patient.

"Thank you," his face was full of desire to die. "I feel better now~"

"Is this... the way a qualified doctor handles it?" The female doctor frowned.

"Yes, I think the doctor did a great job." Gregory said his expression and nodded seriously.

"But that addict obviously came to deceive Du Lengding to use it as an anesthetic. We were deceived by him and screwed up!" the male student said puzzled.

"You will see more of this in the future," Gregory shrugged. "There is only one reason, because this method really works and allows doctors who choose to seek stability because they don't want to lose their medical licenses to give them medicines. And even if we kick this patient out, he can go there. The other hospitals continued their drug swindles, making sure they didn't lose money. But now, we should get back to the first patient - we brought down the dog and entered the farm, and found a scaly rattlesnake - —A scaly rattlesnake with a full 200mg of venom and possibly biting a person less than four hours ago."