Healing Doctor

Chapter 429 What if

After finishing her meal, Zhai Yuhan returned to her duty room and rested quietly for a while.

The existence of the program disrupted her normal life. Although she didn't suffer any serious illness, it left Zhai Yuhan mentally and physically exhausted. She disliked being in the public eye, and being a celebrity was a burden for her.

As for that arrogant intern...

Zhai Yuhan made up her mind to test them first.

Especially Ji Xiang, who accidentally "solved" a difficult patient and actually thought he was a veteran clinician?

joke!

I don't believe his clinical skills are so strong that he can know everything about his patients.

After resting for half an hour, Zhai Yuhan walked out of the duty room and into the doctor's office.

In the office, only Zhao Mengmeng was "reading faces" in front of the computer screen, all alone and looking silly.

"Zhao Mengmeng, where's Ji Xiang?" Zhai Yuhan asked.

"Dr. Ji Xiang said he was worried and went to the emergency room to check on the patient from earlier," Zhao Mengmeng replied timidly.

Zhai Yuhan frowned. Ji Xiang was such a show-off; he always had to do something funny whenever there was a camera.

Isn't this just asking for trouble?

She then noticed that the film crew had also left, which further confirmed her suspicions.

Zhai Yuhan was a little angry.

This is a hospital, not the filming location for Running Man. You absolutely cannot do whatever you want here!

"Emergency room?"

"Yes, Teacher Zhai, the film crew went along too." Zhao Mengmeng gave Zhai Yuhan an affirmative answer.

Zhai Yuhan turned around angrily and strode straight to the emergency department.

In the emergency room corridor, Zhai Yuhan saw Ji Xiang standing in front of a patient, seemingly saying something. The film crew was some distance away, but they were filming.

"Isn't this just a rip-off?" Zhai Yuhan thought disdainfully.

Recording information on outstanding individuals? How come they've learned this fake stuff at such a young age? Zhai Yuhan became increasingly unhappy.

She strode over and asked sternly, "Dr. Ji Xiang, what are you doing?"

"Teacher Zhai is here." Ji Xiang turned around and gave Zhai Yuhan a warm smile. "I came to see the patient from earlier."

"Is there something wrong with the patient?" Zhai Yuhan sneered.

"The patient's abdomen started to hurt. I just examined him and found tenderness in the middle abdomen. I suggest he get a CT scan."

"What organs are in the mid-abdomen?" Zhai Yuhan asked coldly.

She knew the camera had followed her, but Zhai Yuhan was no longer willing to endure it.

No matter how awful Ji Xiang's temper is, no matter what he's done in the past, and no matter what kind of shady dealings the production team and the hospital have, within my own power, I definitely won't let them mess things up.

"The mid-abdomen is generally the stomach area, so we can't rule out intestinal problems," Ji Xiang replied.

He wasn't worried about the program being filmed, but rather he didn't want the patients to hear it and cause panic.

Zhai Yuhan immediately grasped the meaning behind Ji Xiang's actions, but she still asked with obvious displeasure, "Dr. Ji Xiang, do you mean gallbladder torsion?"

"It's possible," Ji Xiang replied like an experienced doctor. "Intermittent abdominal pain, with significant tenderness in the stomach area during the pain, confirms it's surgical pain."

The term "surgical pain" that Ji Xiang mentioned is a common clinical term.

Abdominal pain can be divided into two types. One type is pain that occurs when pressed, which is what Ji Xiang calls surgical pain, indicating inflammation or other diseases.

Another type is where the pain is relieved by pressing on the abdomen; the patient feels better when pressing hard. This is generally considered to be gastrointestinal spasm, an internal medical condition, and is also known as "pleasure with pressure."

"Is there significant tenderness in the stomach area?" Zhai Yuhan asked.

"Yes," Ji Xiang replied immediately. "The emergency room doctor ordered a CT scan of the upper and middle abdomen, covering the stomach area and upper abdomen, but the patient didn't want to have it done. I'm working on persuading the patient."

Zhai Yuhan paused for a moment. She didn't continue talking to Ji Xiang, but instead went into the emergency department to consult with the internist about the physical examination.

"Dr. Lin, what's wrong with that patient at the door?" Zhai Yuhan and the other emergency room doctors asked immediately after seeing a patient.

"I have another question for you," the emergency room doctor said. "Who exactly is that young doctor? Is he new?"

"Our hospital put on a reality show..." Zhai Yuhan began to recount her painful experience with a sense of helplessness.

"Huh? A doctor from a reality show? I thought he was the new PhD in your department. He's quite skilled, and he's very efficient at physical examinations," the emergency room doctor said with a puzzled look.

"He's just an undergraduate student."

"He speaks and acts with great experience, like a seasoned clinical doctor," the emergency room physician praised him highly.

Zhai Yuhan generally agrees with the emergency room physician's assessment.

"Dr. Lin, have you seen that patient?"

"I checked, there's tenderness in the stomach area. Let's take a blood sample first, then..."

Just then, Ji Xiang walked in. "Hello, Teacher Lin."

The emergency room doctor looked at Ji Xiang with a smile. "Dr. Ji, have you convinced the patient?"

"Yes, the patient has agreed to have a CT scan," Ji Xiang replied with a smile.

"Dr. Ji Xiang," Zhai Yuhan said seriously, "do you know what hollow organs are?"

Hollow organs refer to organs such as the stomach and intestines. The vast majority of these organs require separate gastroscopy and colonoscopy examinations, as subtle lesions cannot be seen with ultrasound and CT scans unless the malignant tumor has grown to a certain size.

The patient had discomfort in his stomach area, and Ji Xiang wanted to perform a CT scan, which Zhai Yuhan thought was utter nonsense. As for the gallbladder, that was even more absurd.

Dr. Lin, an emergency room physician, was somewhat surprised, but she asked gently, "What illness do you feel like?"

"have no idea."

Dr. Lin from the emergency department smiled and said, "Call the patient's family."

"Alright!"

"Dr. Lin, are you going to order tests?" Zhai Yuhan asked in surprise.

"Yes." Dr. Lin from the emergency department had already started the procedure.

Why is an abdominal CT scan necessary?

"I suspect it might be gallbladder torsion. During my physical exam, I felt it was a condition that falls under your department's category, and it just so happens you're here," Dr. Lin from the emergency department said with a smile. "Although today is busy, we're really lucky. Mr. Zhai, get ready, I reckon you'll be going to the emergency room."

Gallbladder torsion!

Zhai Yuhan was speechless.

This disease is very rare; she has only seen one case.

If Ji Xiang had said it, Zhai Yuhan would definitely not have believed it; but Dr. Lin from the emergency department said it so confidently and was already preparing to write a prescription, which made Zhai Yuhan fall into deep thought.

"Teacher Lin, the patient's family has arrived."

"Oh, you agree to the examination?" Dr. Lin from the emergency department asked.

"Doctor, what could it be?" the patient's family asked.

"Most likely there's no problem, but I still suggest you get it checked out. Just in case, and just in case, if a problem does arise, being able to detect it immediately will be a great benefit to you."

The emergency room doctor used the word "what if" three times in a row, his tone very serious.

(End of this chapter)