The road to the rise of great doctors

Chapter 70 Labor
At three o'clock in the afternoon, Dr. Zong and Liu Dong checked on the patient together.Liu Dong also reported on the status of newly admitted patients.

The two of them walked to Shi Hong's bed. The room where bed 01 was located was a double room. The patient in bed 02 had gone for a checkup and had not returned yet.

After Dr. Zong saw Shi Hong, he asked her what her expectations were.Then introduced to:

"Your situation belongs to uterine prolapse. The treatment of uterine prolapse is usually divided into non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment. Non-surgical treatment includes pelvic floor muscle exercise, pessary placement, acupuncture and other measures. The main purpose of surgical treatment is to relieve symptoms, Restore normal anatomical position and organ function, have satisfactory sexual function and be able to maintain the effect. There are several ways, including. The success rate of treatment is respectively. "

"There is also a chance of recurrence after surgery. Some measures are needed to prevent recurrence, including developing good living habits, especially avoiding heavy physical activities that increase abdominal pressure, and controlling the primary diseases that may cause increased abdominal pressure. , such as chronic constipation, chronic cough, etc.”

After hearing this, Shi Hong nodded repeatedly and said, "I want to choose surgical treatment. To be honest, I am also a doctor. When I first got this disease, I also consulted and practiced non-surgical treatment to control it. I worked for a while, but I was too busy at work and too tired, so I didn’t stick to it," she said, crying.

After waiting for a while and calming down, Shi Hong continued, "Later, I learned about the surgical treatment, but one of the reasons was that the symptoms were mild at the time, and it was difficult to ask for leave, and I was too embarrassed to come for treatment, for fear of others gossiping. But then As the symptoms worsen, I am no longer afraid of them. It is too painful. I just came here for the surgery. I believe in you and the level of our hospital."

Dr. Zong and Liu Dong looked at each other and felt that Shi Hong was quite cooperative and understood what was said, so they prepared according to the surgical plan.

Afterwards, I visited several other patients, carefully understanding what I wanted to know, and patiently answering various questions raised by patients or family members one by one.

After completing a round of ward rounds, Dr. Yao Shizong felt a little tired after a long battle, and his mouth was dry.

Liu Dong said with admiration and some distress: "Teacher Zong, you are too serious. As a comprehensive department of women's diseases, the ward rounds of gynecology are really strange and different from other surgeries."

"Where there are many women, there are many right and wrong. You are a big man, it is best not to choose obstetrics and gynecology. Although the best surgeons in our department are male doctors, the work is still trivial and inconvenient. "Dr. Zong explained specifically.

Liu Dong couldn't help but smile and said, "Thank you, Teacher Zong, for reminding me. I have just rotated from the urology department, and I still like it. If nothing else happens, I may choose the urology department in the future. I will still be able to deal with the obstetrics and gynecology department in the future." There are many. If there are relevant medical records, please tell me more."

"Hey, that's good. The Department of Urology is our family department, so there are quite a lot of opportunities for communication. I'll remember it." Dr. Zong answered naturally.

Liu Dong nodded in agreement and expressed his gratitude.

Another male intern who was passing by saw Liu Dong there and asked, "What are you doing? Do you have any news to share?"

Liu Dong turned around, regained his calm demeanor, and said, "It's okay." Then he walked towards the office, where he continued to record the course of the disease and ward rounds. "It's okay." The male intern said. He felt that it was really not easy for everyone in the obstetrics and gynecology department.

In the office, there are people sitting in front of every computer, and everyone is diligently writing medical records or disease processes.People who don’t have computers are also reading books and studying.

Half an hour before leaving get off work, the chief resident of the gynecology department came to the office and called the interns for a small meeting.

"Our department is working on a project and needs to collect some epidemiological data," she said, handing a form to everyone and letting them pass it around for viewing. After they had almost seen it, she continued:

"It's the form just now. You need to fill in everything that meets the requirements, and then record the patient information in the record book. When filling it out, you need to be careful not to fill it in twice, and don't enter the wrong information."

"Finally, I would like to emphasize that this is all voluntary. You can enter everything that has not been filled in before when you are on duty in the supplementary class. Enter a labor fee of five yuan. Sometimes there are many cases that meet the requirements, and you may fill in more in a month. If there are more than 50 cases, that’s a lot of money.”

Everyone's enthusiasm was suddenly aroused.

Doctors, regardless of age or gender, in the final analysis, like diligent and studious doctors.Although the improvement of medical technology has a lot to do with talent, most people have not used their talent to decide the outcome, and they are still within the realm of sweat.Doctors all understand this truth, and the harder doctors work, and the more high-level doctors are, the more they understand this.

Being able to participate in work related to the topic is a step towards uncovering the mystery of the topic for these intern "newbies", and everyone is still somewhat interested.However, if the workload is too large or too boring, then this interest may not be enough to mobilize sufficient enthusiasm.

But when this interest is satisfied and there is some financial subsidy, the situation is completely different.

You know, there are still many differences between medical internships and other industries.For example, interns in many other industries are paid, such as medical-related foreign company interns, which may range from one hundred yuan a day to two hundred yuan a day. They are paid on a daily basis. It is not strict attendance, but flexible attendance. system.However, intern doctors must be managed not only according to the student system - strict attendance, but also according to the doctor's regulations - holiday schedules. Under dual management, the strictest standards are usually adopted. Doctors generally work overtime. In terms of how much money is spent, medical students are purely "free labor". Except for the meager subsidies from the school, which is estimated to be 200 yuan a month, the hospital does not have any funds to pay them.

It is conceivable that medical students are very impressed by being able to participate in a small part of a topic they have never participated in before and having a little money.In particular, there may be poor students among them.

The five-person team looked at each other and seemed to have made a decision.With this kind of opportunity, everyone will tacitly leave money to the "poor students" who need it most.This is their tacit understanding and the friendship of classmates.But the work can be done together so that no qualified case is missed.

After the chief resident physician left, the five members of the team discussed and reached an agreement, and then made a preliminary division of labor.

(End of this chapter)