Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 226

Chapter 226: Chapter 142: Steady Growth in Strength, This Silly Guy_2

I really can’t remember.

The situation during surgery changes constantly, and different situations require different handling methods.

Theory is always just theory.

In clinical practice, you need to make rapid judgments based on the patient’s condition.

Sometimes, when saving a patient, you might need to propose a plan within one or two seconds. A slight hesitation, and the patient might be beyond help.

For example, when resuscitating an unconscious patient, clearly there were eight instances where the teacher instructed the medical assistant to administer adrenaline, and all eight of those patients were successfully resuscitated. Then, when it was his turn to perform the operation, encountering a patient who needed resuscitation, he applied what he learned from the teacher and used adrenaline to resuscitate.

As a result, the teacher stopped him on the spot, telling him that using adrenaline would be a death sentence for the patient.

The teacher instructed to use atropine instead, and eventually, the patient was successfully resuscitated.

At that moment, the medical student’s mind must have been buzzing.

Adrenaline can strengthen myocardial contraction, elevate blood pressure, constrict blood vessels, dilate bronchi, and have a certain defibrillation effect.

But there are many contraindications for its use.

Atropine, however, is suitable for bradyarrhythmias caused by sinus node dysfunction leading to sinus bradycardia.

Both are emergency lifesaving drugs, but their usage has significant intricacies.

To quickly and accurately judge in clinical situations, more practice is essential.

Li Jingsheng benefited from Doctor Xu’s teachings, who continually provided ample practice opportunities based on his progress. Coupled with his own diligence, this is how he achieved his current level in bone setting and learning speed.

It seems that Dr. Chen also had learning opportunities, but in reality, he couldn’t compare to someone as ’extraordinarily gifted’ as him.

Without anyone teaching him some core theoretical knowledge, it’s like learning swordsmanship in ancient times without sword formulas or heart methods, having only the form, learning just a facade.

The Second Hospital can be considered a blessing for Li Jingsheng.

As long as it’s a workday, he can come here daily to earn life points.

Now he can earn fifty to sixty life points a day, and at this rate, within five to six days, he’ll have accumulated 333 life points.

After leaving the hospital, he took a car back to the clinic.

As soon as he got out of the car, he saw a lot of people gathered outside the clinic.

He couldn’t help but feel a bit worried. Could something have happened again?

"Bang bang bang!"

It seemed someone was beating a gong.

Li Jingsheng hurriedly squeezed through.

"Please make way, please make way!"

He finally managed to squeeze into the crowd, only then did he see the truth.

Kuang Shuqin had come again.

The sign from yesterday still hung on his chest.

This time, he somehow got hold of a copper gong, holding it in his hand and occasionally beating it.

The onlookers were buzzing with discussion.

Someone was reading the words on the sign.

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