80’s Sweet Marriage: Struggle for a Good Life

Sono knew that because his brother had no emotional experience, he was so persistent.

But saying something else now is almost like snoring. My brother's first love is probably strangled before he even begins.

After much deliberation, Suno felt that before he forced his brother to make a decision, let him think for himself.

After having dinner, Sunuo and Su Yang talked about the free consultation.

Su Yang said: "The village chief's family has a gong, and when you knock it, you can call the whole village. When you tell them about the free clinic, you will come over automatically."

Su Nuo said: "I heard that there are two hundred families in this village. Most of them have four generations, seven or eight people; the few have three. The more than one thousand people cannot come in line. Let the village chief draw There are five or six households a day, and more than thirty people are almost there. "

It is estimated that there are thirty people in one day, and it will take more than a month to check all of them.

But there were only two doctors, Sunuo and Mu Yue. The thirty people asked them to receive one by one, check up, and the workload was very heavy.

Su Yang thought about it and said, "I'll call two more teachers to help you maintain order and issue number plates. Today, issue tomorrow's number plates, and so on, so you don't have to wait in line and your workload is Can alleviate a lot. "

After all discussions, Sunuo and Mu Yue set up a temporary consultation table in a small classroom.

Su Yang went to the village chief.

About half an hour, Su Nuo heard the sound of a cymbal gong.

Su Nuo didn't know what his brother and the village chief said, anyway, villagers came in line after a while.

The two volunteers who came to help also arrived, and handed over the issue of the number plates.

One stood in the yard to organize everyone to line up, and the other called in turn at the door, and explained some precautions.

Suno did not bring any cutting-edge medical equipment this time, because the voltage in the mountains is unstable, and some instruments cannot be used even if they are portable.

Examination items can not be comprehensive, only can measure blood pressure, blood sugar, and then listen to cardiopulmonary function.

If the patient has other symptoms, Suno will give him a check and judge to see if he needs to go to a large hospital for a comprehensive examination.

As a medical intern, Mu Yue can actually do these simple projects.

Suno put her in charge of measuring blood pressure and writing medical records.

If there is a difficult problem, Suno will invite the patient to the temporary clinic behind the curtain for a more comprehensive examination.

It may be that the mountains are too closed, and villagers will not go to the hospital as long as they feel uncomfortable. So there were a lot of problems when receiving free consultation.

Most elderly people have high blood pressure and some have high blood sugar.

There were also a few who knew that the arrhythmia was abnormal with a stethoscope, but they didn't even care.

Sunuo and Mu Yue could only explain to them over and over again, admonishing them for attention, and urging them to go to a large hospital for a comprehensive examination as soon as possible.

A dozen patients were examined in the morning, and Suno and Mu Yue's throats were dumbed.

By the afternoon, the two of them were dumb and could not speak and had to persist, but they did not expect the villagers to be reluctant.

An old man was diagnosed with a heart attack by Suno, and no further examination was available without the equipment. Suno advised him to go to a large hospital immediately.

The old man said that Suno was a liar, that he was obviously in good health, and that he had to be ill.