Conan: The Mechanic

"After that, do you know what we are going to do?" Having said that, Gregory asked everyone.

"Injecting antivenom?" the male student tried to ask.

"Is CroFab anti-venom okay?" The female student even directly reported the name of the snake venom.

"CroFab certainly can. In fact, I personally highly recommend you to use this latest product for patients, because I have a cooperative relationship with their manufacturer." Gregory nodded with a smile. "Of course, this baby hadn't been developed when the story happened, so we used an older serum, but of course, it's also a multivalent anti-pitviper venom serum, which is very sensitive to the two most common local venomous snakes. That is, both the rough-scaled rattlesnake and the copperhead are effective."

"But I always feel that the story is not over yet?" The female students are obviously experienced in listening to lectures. "Can't the serum solve all his problems?"

"Yes, because even though there was a venomous snake there, the expensive antivenom we injected not only didn't work, but also caused an extremely strong allergic reaction in the patient." Gregory shrugged. "Of course, considering that you may not be so experienced, I need to remind you that 200 mg is quite a lot of venom even for a venomous snake. Regenerate so many in a short period of time. Of course, this kind of knowledge is too meticulous. I do not encourage you to systematically learn this knowledge for utilitarian purposes, but it is still beneficial to look at it more often. Then, we should now what to do?"

"Let's look for other snakes?" the male student asked tentatively. "If that's not the case, and the serum doesn't work, is it possible that some uncommon venomous snake bit him?"

"Reasonable, but not so effective," Gregory cautioned. "According to the normal speed, the autopsy report has already told us this before you can find the snake."

"Then... can we give him other anti-venoms directly?" the female student asked. "If it's really that urgent, I guess other serums at the risk of allergies should be a... less bad regimen?"

"Well, that's right." Gregory was very satisfied with the girl's answer. "Although strictly speaking, a mature doctor should avoid letting him die of potentially ineffective treatments, but to die of an existing disease, so that he will not be affected. So from this point of view, although this method is not effective for the patient It's better, but it's not good for us to protect ourselves."

"So, what exactly should we do?" The male student was obviously hesitant about this question. "Let him die?"

"This question involves medical ethics, and it's inconclusive. In fact, the answer to this question doesn't depend on how medical ethics views the issue, but on what the patient is sick with. If you're concerned about allergic reactions and you can't find it If we can find the answer instinctively, then we are wrong, no matter what kind of medical spirit we become, we are wrong."

"But we can't be blamed for avoiding risks for patients, right?" the male student asked in confusion. "Maybe we failed to save his life, but our conservative approach should not be wrong, especially when the other party has developed a very dangerous allergy..."

"I know that the medical philosophy I teach you is contrary to what you usually learn, but listen to every care," Gregory said to them suddenly and quite seriously. "But remember, if it doesn't turn out as we expected, then there must be something we did wrong, understand? The law doesn't require ordinary people to do much, because they're just ordinary people. But medicine is far less forgiving. , there is only a difference between right and wrong in every action of a doctor, there is no such thing as a compromise concept of "not wrong", understand? The right and wrong of each action exist objectively, you can say a phone call for a measure "not wrong" , obviously just because you don't subjectively know what is the correct answer, or there is no way to know which is the correct answer at all, but objectively, the right thing is always there and cannot become wrong, and the wrong thing is also The same cannot be true. Medicine does not belong to quantum mechanics, and even if we cannot observe it, it will always exist objectively.”

"But in fact, what we're facing now is a lot simpler than this harsh reality - we've given him a serum that covers all the venomous snakes in that area, and he doesn't have any other allergies. The problem is, the guy from before, or the 'addict,' he's back because he says his legs are starting to hurt again."

"Throw him out~www.readwn.com~ The male student's response was quick." He's already done that, and he's obviously here to cheat again - if it was me, I'd definitely at least change it Hospital, how could he be so stupid? "

"Generally speaking, those who take drugs are often stupid, otherwise who would ignore the risks of taking drugs," said this, Gregory took out a small vial from his pocket and ate it casually. two pills. "Of course you can throw him out, which is cool, but most experienced doctors wouldn't put their careers at such a risk."

"But... he's obviously here to deceive medicine?" The male student was stunned. "Should we just let him..."

"You have to remember, don't make assumptions because of his identity, understand?" Gregory emphasized again. "And at least from my personal point of view, I think people who use drugs can get sick too, and they're more likely to get sick than people who don't use drugs - and in a situation like this, we have a great way to test for that, That's a urine test."

"But we already know that he is a drug addict, and there must be drugs in his body. What should we test? Or are we going to use this as an excuse to drive him out?" the male student asked puzzled.

"It's not what I'm trying to test, it's whether this addict is willing to go through the pain of seeing a doctor - you know, we put rubber tubes in his urethra for a very, very long time, which is not true for a man It is very difficult for a person who is sick, but only to cheat the medicine. If we waste this time with us, he might as well change the hospital and change the doctor more quickly. And if he can really endure such a source of pain in him If he stays there for half an hour, we must think carefully about whether he is really sick."