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Chapter 130: Abdominal pain for seventeen months, fever for fifteen months!

"Dr. Chen, this is my ID card."

Before the girls came to the school hospital, they also watched part of Chen Mu's live broadcast.

I know Chen Mu’s medical treatment habits.

Almost immediately after Chen Mu spoke.

He had already taken out his ID card and handed it to Chen Mu.

Chen Mu took her ID card and scanned it on the machine.

on the computer.

The girl’s personal information popped up.

Yan Zhi!

I saw that there was also a medical record in Yan Zhi's school hospital file.

Chen Mu clicked in.

Somewhat surprised, "You had pneumonia two years ago?"

Yan Zhi nodded.

Chen Mu looked at the medical records, which were not very comprehensive.

I guessed that the last time Yan Zhi came to the school hospital, he probably just came to issue a referral form.

Records from the school hospital only show that Yan Zhi had pneumonia once two years ago.

However, there was no record of the specific type of pneumonia he had and what treatment he had received.

Seeing Yan Zhi nod, Chen Mu asked, "Did you also bring the medical records of pneumonia back then?"

Yan Zhi, who was taking out his schoolbag to look for cases, shook his head when he heard this: "No..."

Chen Mu: "Can you tell me clearly the cause of pneumonia that year, or what treatment was given?"

As Chen Mu spoke, he created a new medical record for Yan Zhi in the school hospital system.

Yan Zhi tried hard to think back, then shook his head and said: "I don't remember the specific reason why I got pneumonia, or what kind of pneumonia it was. I only remember that the doctor back then said what kind of antibiotics he gave me. treat……"

Chen Mu's hands were still on the keyboard: "Anti-infectious treatment?"

"Yes, yes! It seems to be this one!"

Chen Mu nodded.

Yan Zhi’s pneumonia history was filled in the past history column.

At this time.

Yan Zhi also took out a lot of medical records and examination reports from his schoolbag.

What surprised Chen Mu was that Yan Zhi's medical records actually had a lot of sticky notes on them.

Not just medical records.

Even the inspection reports were sorted out in stacks.

There is a note on the top, with the inspection time clearly written on it, and the order of all inspection items.

Chen Mu took a copy and to his surprise, there was more than just the doctor's handwriting on it.

There are also some notes written by Juanxiu in colored pens. It is obvious that these are Yan Zhi herself, taking notes on her medical records.

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"Help! Sister, you are not a medical student. Is it necessary to take such a volume of notes when you see a doctor?"

"When I saw this note, I instantly understood why someone who was hospitalized could still take the postgraduate entrance examination. What a great test!"

"She is really the first person in history to be able to take notes while seeing a doctor!"

"Help! How can I delete this video from the entire Internet? If my mentor sees this, I will be dead!"

"I have been studying medicine for so many years, but I never expected that I would be killed by a patient. I cried in despair!"

"When I saw these medical records, I started to worry. Can Dr. Chen, a school doctor, handle this?"

"I really can't say for sure. With such a thick past medical record, in a tertiary hospital like ours, the department director may need someone to come for consultation."

"Similarly, the last time our department saw such a thick examination report and past medical records, our director called his ninety-year-old teacher over. This is not an ordinary problem..."

"..."

—

It was also the first time for Chen Mu to see this kind of medical record. I briefly looked through the case catalog written by Yan Zhi himself.

Chen Mu began to inquire: "What is your fever history in the past fifteen months? How high is your body temperature? What is the highest body temperature?"

Yan Zhi thought about it for a moment, "The highest temperature is thirty-eight degrees nine."

Chen Mu nodded: "I just took a rough look at your medical records without looking at your various examination reports. In the past few times you were hospitalized, the hospital diagnosed you with ulcerative colitis."

Yan Zhi nodded: "Yes."

Chen Mu: "Very good, classmate Yan Zhi, we will now start the formal consultation. I need to know your past medical history."

Chen Mu: "Have you ever had a history of diabetes, high blood pressure, or kidney disease?"

Yan Zhi shook his head: "No."

After Chen Mu finished recording, he continued to ask: "Do you have a history of hepatitis?"

Yan Zhi shook his head.

Chen Mu: "Have you ever been in contact with tuberculosis patients, such as tuberculosis?"

After Yan Zhi thought about it carefully, he continued to shake his head.

Chen Mu: "Then have you suffered any major trauma or surgery? Have you received any blood transfusions during previous treatments?"

Yan Zhi: "None."

Chen Mu nodded and said, "Okay, then, have any of your family members or immediate relatives ever suffered from diseases such as ulcerative colitis?"

Yan Zhi shook his head: "The previous doctor also asked similar questions. I even went home and asked my family members. None of them had such a medical history."

After Chen Mu filled out the medical record, he said, "In the fifteen months since you had a fever, did you have any other symptoms besides fever?"

Yan Zhi nodded: "I have had stomach pain for seventeen months."

Chen Mu: "..."

Taking a deep breath, he continued to ask: "Is there anything else?"

Yan Zhi nodded: "I still have blood in my stool. My stool is very sticky to the toilet. And when it's severe, the whole stool is bloody."

Chen Mu started to have a headache: "Are the blood in the stool and abdominal pain intermittent or every day?

Yan Zhi: "It's all intermittent."

Chen Mu recorded on the computer.

"Intermittent bloody and mucous stools."

After typing these words, Chen Mu put his head in and shouted: "Reporter Su, do me a favor!"

"Here you go, Doctor Chen!" Su Bingbing, who had just sat down for less than two minutes, quickly ran to Chen Mu, waiting for instructions.

Chen Mu sighed: "Please go to Dr. Zheng's place and take a look. The bronchodilation test done by Si Hui requires fifteen minutes between the two tests."

"The first test on his side should have been completed. It will take fifteen minutes to spray Si Hui with medicine."

"You ask him to come to the school doctor's office to do some work during these fifteen minutes."

Su Bingbing nodded.

"Clatter" ran out.

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"How do I feel? This is the most tiring follow-up shoot my wife has ever done. She is either helping Dr. Chen or on the way to help."

"With the workload of Haicheng University Hospital, even if you go in, you have to help run errands. You can't finish it, and the patients can't finish it."

"I think of the school nurse in our school who worked for two years and finally bought a house with a loan in front of the school. As a result, his workload doubled before, and he sold the house in anger..."

"Not only that, I seem to understand why Vice Principal Zheng is so resistant to Zheng Xin coming to the school hospital to help."

"Speaking selfishly, if it were my son, I might resist. A tertiary hospital can still provide emergency consultation when encountering such medical records. The school hospital only has two doctors including Zheng Xin, a foreign aid. What can they discuss... …”

"Moreover, he has already been to other hospitals and was admitted to the hospital, but he was not completely optimistic about it. If something goes wrong after being treated by Dr. Chen, the responsibility cannot be compared to grabbing a medicine."

"If Dr. Zheng really helped, he might have to share the responsibility with Dr. Chen."

"Just thinking about it makes my scalp numb. Didn't Dr. Chen say before that he doesn't need Dr. Zheng's help? He doesn't need Dr. Zheng to face the responsible patient. Why do you still have to call Dr. Zheng over?"

"With these dozen medical records, few doctors dare to say that they don't call for help..."

"This is really not a medical record that a campus hospital should face, except for the campus hospital of a medical university."

"..."

(End of this chapter)