The woman was very grateful for Su Cheng's efforts. As for whether it would be effective, it would depend on her luck.
Although this woman was pretending to be sick, the system still rewarded her with ten points.
After all, she had also come to the hospital, and Su Cheng had also treated her properly.
At this moment, his daily mission completion rate had become (1/10).
During this period, Su Cheng saw a few patients who were prescribed medicine and performed two sutures. There were also a few patients who had headaches, fevers, and colds.
The mission level quickly became (8/10).
There were only two more to complete today's mission.
Hmm, not bad!
In one afternoon, he could complete 10 missions.
If this was done in other departments, it would probably be very difficult.
There was still more than an hour before the end of the day, and there were still two missions to complete.
Su Cheng, who was a little free, was chatting with a few nurses.
Two people rushed into the hall.
A man in his forties walked in anxiously, supporting a boy in his late teens.
"Doctor, is there a doctor? Quickly show my child!"
The boy's face was pale, and his breathing was rapid. His mouth was wide open as he panted.
Su Cheng hurriedly helped him sit down.
"How long has this been going on?"
"About half an hour. Doctor, quickly give the child medicine!”
The middle-aged man was very anxious.
"What's wrong with you?" Su Cheng asked the boy.”
The boy panted and said intermittently,
"The main thing is that I'm feeling stuffy and can't breathe!”
The boy's breathing difficulties were more serious.
Su Cheng stopped asking.
First, he was helped to the emergency room and given oxygen.
After inhaling oxygen, the boy's breathing rate decreased significantly.
However, he could still hear a clear wheezing sound coming from his throat.
Su Cheng used a stethoscope to check his heart. There was nothing wrong with it.
It was mainly in his lungs. He could hear the wheezing sound of his lungs.
Wheezing sounds in both lungs were usually caused by bronchospasm.
Su Cheng already had a general direction in his heart.
He looked at the child's father and asked,
"Does your child have any medical history? Has this happened before?”
The middle-aged man seemed to have suddenly remembered something.
"My child has asthma. He had it three years ago. I thought he was fine.”
Su Cheng was able to diagnose the boy without using the Eye of the Physician.
The boy was suffering from asthma.
Then, Su Cheng gave his medical advice.
"Check a blood routine, an allergy test, and make an appointment for a chest CT scan. First, give 5% glucose 100 milliliters and 0.3 grams of doxofylline IV drip to relieve the symptoms. Then, add 200 milligrams of cortisone IV drip and continue the IV drip. Salbutamin spray will be used now.”
After giving the doctor's advice, Su Cheng briefly explained the child's condition to the father.
"If he had a history of asthma, then he might have repeated attacks.
Sometimes, it may be caused by contact with allergic substances, so you have to pay attention to this in the future.”
The child's father nodded his head in a half-understanding manner.
"I sprayed air freshener at home today. I wonder if this is the reason?”
Su Cheng finally understood the cause of the boy's illness.
"Because your child's bronchi is sensitive, it's very likely that it was caused by the air freshener. It's recommended that you don't come into contact with such things in the future.”
"Okay, okay. Thank you, doctor!”
After inhaling oxygen and taking medicine, the boy's symptoms eased very quickly.
The nurse led the middle-aged man to examine the boy.
Although he had already considered it, it was indeed asthma.
However, there were still some tests that needed to be done.
If he missed a checkup and caused a medical accident…
Then, Su Cheng might be sued.
Therefore, he would not let his guard down in this aspect.
Now, as long as Sucheng received patients, Zhang Ling would basically accompany them all the way.
She was getting more and more curious about Su Cheng.
She was simply like a curious baby, asking this and that.
"Su Cheng, this is the first time I've seen such an amazing intern like you!”
"There has never been an intern in our hospital who can receive patients alone like you, even though they have obtained the permission of their senior doctor.”
"Tell me honestly, did you work in the hospital before?”
"My family runs a clinic. The patients I receive are all common diseases. I often see them at home, so I can handle them.”
Su Cheng had to make up a lie to satisfy Zhang Ling's curiosity.
Otherwise, she would have kept asking.
Actually, Su Cheng was an orphan in this world and had no family.
However, no one in the hospital knew about his family situation, so there was no harm in lying.
Zhang Ling had a look of sudden realization.
"So your family runs a clinic. I was wondering why you were so amazing!”
"Hey, that's not right. I've seen interns who run a clinic at home. They're far inferior to you. They don't even know how to debride and suture!”
"Of course it's because I'm talented!"
Su Cheng said arrogantly.
"Tsk! Will you die if you don't boast!"
Zhang Ling retorted Su Cheng without any politeness.
In just one day, Zhang Ling and Su Cheng had become very familiar with each other, just like good friends for many years.
The two of them made some harmless jokes casually.
While there were no patients, Su Cheng completed all the medical records that needed to be perfected.
There was still more than half an hour left before she would be off work.
There was still one more mission to complete, and Su Cheng was having a headache.
He couldn't possibly go to the streets and drag a patient over, right?
If he was one step away from completing the mission, he would have suffered a huge loss.
If it really did not work out, he would follow the doctors who worked the night shift and gather the manpower.
Just as he was thinking about it, there was a commotion in the hall.
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