Ambiguous Attitude

"This side, chief Zheng. " The chief resident of the Second Department of General Surgery brought Zheng Ren to the ward and introduced him along the way. "The patient is in severe pain and asked about his medical history. His family members have different opinions about the scar on his abdomen. Some say it's appendicitis, while others say it's intestinal obstruction. "

Zheng Ren nodded. He would definitely be careful when he encountered such a situation.

Clinically, he was more afraid of such patients and their family members. Some deliberately hid their medical history, while others could not remember it clearly. But generally speaking, no matter what kind of situation it was, it would cause problems for the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

Entering the ward, the patient was inserted with a gastric tube and had already undergone gastrointestinal decompression.

His body was hunched like a prawn on the bed, groaning in pain.