In the internal medicine room, after the patient appeared, Yun Heng diagnosed and treated him as usual. After a patient was treated, the panel appeared as usual.
Treatment evaluation: Superior +1
Yun Heng was stunned when he saw the words that appeared on the panel. What the hell is +1?
Perhaps sensing Yun Heng's thoughts, a line of words appeared below the treatment evaluation: A cumulative total of ten patients with excellent evaluations have been treated without interruption. One patient can be designated to undergo virtual treatment in the simulation space. The treatment is not cumulative and the validity period is the same day.
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This function of designating patients for virtual treatment in a simulated space is undoubtedly amazing. You can try and error, and if you make a mistake, the panel will correct it and announce the correct answer. In this way, even if Yun Heng encounters a patient that he is not very confident about or even completely unsure of, he can still treat him.
But what is this backup condition?
Yun Heng opened his mouth. He would not say anything about the fact that he had treated ten patients with excellent evaluations. However, what kind of operation was it that the evaluation was not accumulated and the validity period was the same day?
Yun Heng had obtained the system for half a year after all, and had also practiced in the simulation space for quite some time. He knew very well how difficult it was to treat ten patients in a simulation space without making any mistakes, let alone get a high evaluation.
The most important thing is that it does not accumulate and the validity period is the same day.
In other words, even if Yun Heng happened to complete ten consecutive wins and get a high rating during practice, he accumulated an opportunity, but if he didn't have the chance to use it that day, he would have nothing to use the next day?
Then when you need it, you may not be able to complete the condition of ten consecutive wins for a long time.
It’s a scam, isn’t it?
Anyone with a little experience knows that the more this happens, the more of a rip-off it will be. It's like a taxi. When you don't need it, an empty car will "hail" by and another empty car will "hail" by. Sometimes the driver will even stop by and ask you, where are you going?
But when you need a car, a passenger comes over and a passenger comes over. Then you finally see an empty car coming from a distance and when you are about to wave, it is intercepted by someone else.
Yun Heng had experienced this feeling before and it was terrible.
In other words, if you want to use this function, you must complete ten consecutive wins early every day to get the opportunity first, in case of emergency. Regardless of whether you need it or not, save it first.
In general, the changes after this panel upgrade are quite good, especially the perfect experience function, which is really quite practical. With the perfect experience function, you can save a lot of time compared to figuring out step by step by following the teaching videos.
"Doctor Yun!"
Not long after Yun Heng came out of the simulation space, Michelle Lin walked into the clinic with her long legs.
"Mi mediator?"
Yun Heng politely greeted, "Mediator Mi, is there anything I can do for you?"
"It's okay. I just went to the neighborhood to do some work. I happened to pass by and saw your light was on, so I came in for a look."
Michelle Lin said with a smile.
"I'll pour you a cup of tea."
Yun Heng stood up and went to the opposite side to pour a cup of tea for Michelle Lin. Michelle Lin did not stop him. With a cup of tea, she could talk to Yun Heng for a while longer.
"Mi mediator has tea."
Yun Heng brought the tea over and placed it in front of Michelle Lin, then went back to the consulting table and flipped through the medical book in front of him.
Yun Heng is not good at dealing with people, and even worse at communicating with them. When seeing a doctor, he always has topics to talk about. At least he knows what to ask, what to talk about, and what to instruct. But if it is a normal chat, Yun Heng rarely has topics to talk about. Sometimes, even if someone else brings up a topic, Yun Heng will only respond with a few words, and he may not respond well.
Yun Heng didn't say anything, and Mi Shilin didn't get angry either. She just sat opposite him, drinking tea leisurely while watching Yun Heng read.
"Doctor Yun!"
When Michelle was almost finishing her cup of tea, a shout came from outside the clinic, and Liu Jianzhong walked in with a middle-aged man in his fifties.
"Mr. Liu!"
Yun Heng hurriedly stood up and greeted him. Michelle also stood up and greeted him with a smile: "Boss Liu!"
"Xiaomi is here too."
Liu Jianzhong was a little surprised.
Michelle's father and Liu Jianzhong both came from the Xiya community, so they definitely knew each other. However, Michelle's father was a few years older than Liu Jianzhong, and his career was much more successful than Liu Jianzhong's. They haven't had much contact in recent years, but they still say hello to each other when they meet.
"Well, I came by for a visit." Michelle nodded.
Liu Jianzhong smiled and said nothing more.
"Please sit down, Mr. Liu."
Yun Heng greeted politely.
"Doctor Yun, I won't sit down."
Liu Jianzhong smiled and introduced Yun Heng, "This is a friend of mine. He's feeling a little unwell and happened to be passing by. Could you please take a look at him?"
"no problem."
Yun Heng nodded to the middle-aged man next to Liu Jianzhong, politely asked him to sit down, and asked, "What's wrong with you?"
When Liu Jianzhong brought the middle-aged man in just now, Yun Heng could tell that the middle-aged man was in poor spirits and had a pale face.
"I have no energy, I sweat all the time, and I catch colds easily..."
The middle-aged man slowly described his symptoms, but his attitude seemed a bit perfunctory.
"Haven't you seen it somewhere else before?"
Yun Heng continued asking while gesturing for the other party to put his arm up so that he could feel his pulse.
"I've also seen a doctor."
As the middle-aged man spoke, he handed two lists to Yun Heng. Yun Heng took them and looked at them. They were lists from the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the signature was Liang Wanming.
There are two sheets, one is a diagnosis sheet and the other is a prescription sheet.
Liang Wanming diagnosed the patient with Qi deficiency and prescribed Sijunzi Decoction.
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