People think a good doctor is someone who can cure your illness by prescribing medicine or performing surgery, but they don’t know how much effort the doctor puts in. Because nowadays, medical methods are no longer handled by doctors alone, but require teamwork. Doctors are the organizers, and problems will arise if even a little bit of the intermediate link is not done well.

After hearing what Senior Brother Tao said, he took the initiative to shoulder the responsibility. This made the entire nursing team breathe a sigh of relief. The head nurse's eyes flashed with gratitude.

Don't just think about passing the buck when something goes wrong. Take responsibility and you'll get more support from your colleagues in the future. No wonder the nurses were so enthusiastic when they saw Brother Tao.

Director Tang, who was originally angry, was no longer angry, and his eyes were full of admiration for Tao Zhijie.

This incident also shows that patient management may be important in the Second Department of General Surgery, but it is definitely not taken seriously by the Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery to the extent that even a small problem cannot be tolerated. Director Tang was definitely not furious because the patient was Mr. Zhao's grandson.

Why?

After careful comparison, the most prominent style of General Surgery II is speed, while that of Hepatobiliary Surgery is rigorous. How cautious they are? Look at the doctor's desk, which is always spotless. Xie Wanying originally thought that the cleaner had just wiped the desk that time, but now that she has been here for a while, she found that it was not the case at all.

It depends on the awareness of medical students to understand this phenomenon.

Hepatobiliary pancreatic and spleen surgery is considered half an infectious disease department, and its main treatment is liver disease. There are so many people suffering from liver disease in China, and it is a country with a high incidence of liver disease. Cancer is not contagious, but liver cancer is different. How did many liver cancer patients come from? They started as hepatitis B patients, then developed cirrhosis, and then liver cancer.

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Not only hepatitis B, but also hepatitis A and hepatitis C are infectious diseases. The famous hepatitis A once wreaked havoc in Hudong. And the common people of this era are almost as scared of hepatitis B as they are of cancer. There was a famous TV series that showed that people dared not eat with hepatitis B patients. It said that they should not discriminate against hepatitis B patients, but it is also a reality.

Ordinary people are afraid, so can doctors not be afraid? No, doctors are not immortal, and their body structure is the same as that of ordinary people, so how can they not be afraid? It’s just that doctors cannot reject patients as part of their job, so they can only take good professional precautions.

For example, the hepatobiliary surgery department has two more washbasins than other departments. The hepatobiliary surgery department disinfects the wards more often than other departments. Nurses in other departments may not wear gloves when drawing blood or giving injections to patients. The hepatobiliary surgery department strictly requires that they must wear gloves.

After the handover meeting, Tao Zhijie led his team out of the doctor's office and cautiously asked the two newcomers: "Have you received the hepatitis B vaccine?"

"Yes."

“Have you checked for antibodies?”

"have."

Tao Zhijie felt relieved after getting the same answer from the two people.

He Guangyou explained the rules of the department to the two newcomers: "Our teacher Tao has something to say to you two. Working here, we are like deminers. There are mines everywhere. You can't be more careful. Otherwise, if you are blown up, no one can save you, including your comrades."

I understand. Xie Wanying and Song Xuelin looked solemn.

"Do you know what the best deminers are like? Don't wait for your brain to think about it, but develop the habit of your body to avoid mines. So you must first develop good habits."

Good habits include professional hand washing before and after operations, and professional putting on and taking off sterile gloves. Never think these preventive measures are troublesome.