Li Chu was especially energetic tonight, going all out. By the time they took a shower, Ding Qiunan was completely limp in his arms.
After taking a shower, I fell asleep in bed within a minute.
He himself was also feeling quite exhausted from all the exertion.
There was no other way; he was going to study that book of advice tonight. If he didn't keep his wife up all night, how would he explain if she noticed anything?
He cleaned the bathroom, then helped the two children urinate before turning off the lights and lying down on the bed.
He didn't even take out the book of experience; he just opened it in his mind, and then he spectacularly fainted.
When he opened his eyes again, it was already past five in the morning.
There was so much information to absorb this time that I felt a bit dizzy when I woke up.
Ignoring the extra memories, I ran to the bathroom and washed my face with cold water, which helped me clear my head a bit.
I stood in the courtyard and did the Five Animal Frolics again, and only then did I feel completely refreshed.
I took the lunchbox and led Xiao Hei out to buy breakfast. It was only when we were walking on the street that I started to sort out those memories.
Just like last time, the memories that were instilled into me were as if they had always existed, and I could completely understand them with just a little recollection.
However, this also brought him some trouble.
Because the experience he was given this time was from the future, many things in his memory no longer exist now.
For example, the CT scanner has not yet been invented, and my country did not introduce this instrument until the late 1970s.
There are also many other medications that are currently unavailable.
This means he can't easily reveal his medical skills and needs to thoroughly understand the current situation.
There are now new ideas for the research project on kidney failure.
However, he needs to find out what the current level of medical care is like.
I don't want him to say that he doesn't have this or doesn't know what that is when the time comes.
Having access to advanced medical technology is actually quite inconvenient.
Now, if you go to the internal medicine department, you must be careful. No matter what you do, you must approach it from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.
After buying breakfast and returning home, I prepared formula for the two children and only woke up my wife when I was feeding them.
Ding Qiunan slept soundly through the night and woke up feeling refreshed in the morning.
However, she felt a surge of anger whenever she saw Li Chu.
She was clearly overfed last night.
She had no idea where the limits of her livestock's physical abilities lay.
Sigh, Ding Qiunan felt a little melancholy thinking about this.
While eating breakfast.
"Li Chu, do you know if Xu Damao's family matter has been resolved?"
"I don't know. I did run into Uncle San the day before, but I didn't have time to ask."
"Hmm? Where did you meet Uncle San?" Ding Qiunan asked.
"The students at their school had an epileptic seizure during class. Uncle San and a few teachers brought them over yesterday morning during the meeting," Li Chu explained to his wife.
"Oh, I saw you when you were called out."
"By the way, our neighbor Xiaoyezi's older sister has also been assigned to be a teacher at Uncle San's school."
At this point, Li Chu realized that he might ask Professor Ran next door if he knew anyone who studied ancient writing.
Imagine
"What are you thinking about?" Ding Qiunan asked, noticing that her husband had fallen silent and stopped eating as soon as he finished speaking.
"Oh, I just remembered those unfamiliar characters I copied down. Could Professor Ran help me find someone to teach me?"
Ding Qiunan had also read the books he copied.
After reading it, Ding Qiunan felt like she was illiterate, as she could hardly recognize any of the characters.
"Yes, Professor Ran should know experts in this field."
Li Chu nodded: "Okay, let's eat quickly, honey. I'll go ask Professor Ran about it later."
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The approval process for this project, a collaboration between the Chinese Materia Medica Institute and the hospital, is quite fast.
In just over a week, the department's approval documents were issued.
This is also the first time the teams from the two organizations have met.
Li Chu has been extremely busy ever since this meeting.
We started with patients with mild symptoms and switched all their medications to traditional Chinese medicine.
Of course, this was done after consulting with the patient and their family.
If you agree, the hospital and the institute of traditional Chinese medicine will cover all subsequent treatment costs.
They won't easily change the treatment plan if the other party disagrees.
Surprisingly, quite a few people are willing to try it, and the surrounding township health centers have referred many patients to them.
Rural residents have to pay for their own medical expenses when they get sick. Now that there's an opportunity for free treatment, how many people would refuse?
People with formal jobs will have their expenses reimbursed by their employers, and they won't force others to pay if they don't want to.
This kept Li Chu extremely busy, and he's practically become an internist now.
He has been working in the internal medicine department for a while now, observing and learning Western medical diagnostic and treatment methods every day, which has allowed him to fully integrate the experience he received that day.
He can now treat patients using Western medicine methods, based on the current level of medical care.
This made the doctors and interns in the internal medicine department feel like the person standing in front of them was a monster.
Fortunately, he only demonstrated expertise in kidney disease.
"Director Chen, are you busy right now?" Taking advantage of the free time, Li Chu came to Director Chen's office to discuss something with him.
"Dr. Li, please come in and sit down. What's wrong?"
"Well, I wanted to talk to you about the classification of kidney failure."
After Li Chu sat down, he took out a notebook from his pocket.
“I think our previous examinations were just blood tests, urine tests, and abdominal ultrasounds, which were a bit too simple and the data collected was somewhat limited.”
Director Chen was taken aback after hearing this: "Do we have any other inspection methods?"
"Based on my learning over this period, I think we should also do a blood creatinine test when drawing blood. Creatinine is mainly filtered and excreted through the kidneys. If the blood creatinine level is high, then..."
Director Chen had understood what he meant, but even though he understood, he still felt a sense of absurdity when he looked at Li Chu sitting in front of him.
You, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, are here arguing with me about Western medical diagnostic methods, and the thing is, what you're saying is all correct.
This gave Director Chen the urge to go back to school and start over; he felt like he'd wasted the last few decades of his life.
"Dr. Li, the indicator you mentioned is fine. I don't know if our hospital's laboratory can detect it."
After thinking for a moment, Director Chen continued, "If it doesn't work, we can ask the school's lab for help to come up with a normal average value first."
Having achieved his purpose, Li Chu stood up to leave.
"Dr. Li, don't rush off, have a seat first," Director Chen called out to him.
Chapter 176 Re-forging
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