One was like this -

and the other two were like this too.

Qin Hongfei looked at the patients who were admitted, and almost all of them were in good condition. She was a little surprised.

Qi Wu was a little puzzled, "Why did you ask me to bring you here to see the cases?"

Qin Hongfei explained as she looked at them, "Uncle Yu's condition worsened, and the teacher wrote a Chinese medicine prescription. I was confused, so the teacher asked you to bring me here to see him."

Qi Wu: "..."

Qi Wu: "?"

Still confused?

He said in surprise, "Your doubts mean you are questioning Dean Bai?"

Qin Hongfei felt that he was too bad at speaking. What is questioning? "I didn't question the teacher. I just had doubts. If you have doubts, you should ask. Why don't you ask when you have doubts?"

Qi Wu almost cried after hearing this. "You asked..."

How can you not ask questions when studying medicine? That would be irresponsible. The teacher encouraged them to ask questions, especially encouraged them, really.

They were encouraged to ask questions actively. But if they asked once, they should copy five times. If they asked twice, they should copy ten times. If they asked three times, they should copy twenty times.

Qin Hongfei was very surprised, "Why do you have to ask three times? Didn't you remember what the teacher was talking about? So stupid."

Qi Wu's teeth ached. Is this what you focused on?

Qi Wu said, "When I first started, I didn't know so many rules. I understood them later."

Qin Hongfei was curious again, "Mr. Cang's punishment is so severe, what if some people don't ask questions for fear of copying?"

Qi Wu was speechless, "That would be even worse."

The teacher would check after the lecture. If you can answer it, it's OK. If you can't answer it, he won't scold you, but ask you why you didn't ask if you can't answer it. If you don't ask, how can you learn? If you don't learn, how can you be responsible to patients, and then fifty times.

Qin Hongfei found that she was still too naive. An old fox is always an old fox.

After spending more than an hour, she had almost finished reading the case and went back to find Bai Yimeng.

Bai Yimeng asked her with a stern face, "How is it?"

Qin Hongfei said, "Very good."

Apart from very good, she didn't know what adjective to use.

Bai Yimeng told her that traditional Chinese medicine is originally a magical medicine. "In recent years, the reputation of traditional Chinese medicine has not been good. Most of the reason is that patients have encountered quack doctors, which has ruined the reputation of traditional Chinese medicine."

You can't say that the stability of patients in the cardiology department of the traditional Chinese medicine hospital is the credit of traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine is certainly used in combination. However, compared with the affiliated hospitals of Western medicine, the patients here eat, drink and sleep as usual, and the impact on their daily lives is greatly reduced. "But Traditional Chinese medicine is so effective in relieving pain and treating diseases, so why do most people turn to Western medicine? "

Bai Yimeng raised his eyelids and said, "It's very simple. Traditional Chinese medicine is far less authoritative than Western medicine in China, especially in recent years. Among the patients you see, it can be said that they come to traditional Chinese medicine not because they believe in it, but because they are desperate. Some of them choose conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine because their families cannot raise money for transplantation like the Yu family did."

“Secondly, although Chinese medicine is very effective in alleviating patients’ pain, it does not work well for everyone. Chinese medicine is not that magical. Theoretically, to be more precise, it requires a combination of Chinese and Western medicine to be more effective in treating patients. However, some patients do not believe in Chinese medicine, and some patients reject Western medicine.”

Qin Hongfei knew this. For example, many young people think that Chinese medicine practitioners are liars, and many elderly people think that Western medicine is not as good as Chinese medicine.

Bai Yimeng said, "From now on, you should learn to prescribe medicine."

Qin Hongfei was surprised, "So early?"

Bai Yimeng glanced at her, "Early? I started prescribing medicine after two years of study."

Qin Hongfei was skeptical about this. Two years after graduation and two years of study are completely different concepts. However, she was also interested in prescribing medicine, so she nodded.

Qin Hongfei went to the West Hospital of the Affiliated Hospital to visit Yu Xingen, and then gave the prescription to Yu Chu and explained the pros and cons to her.

After all, the choice of taking Western medicine or Chinese medicine depends on the Yu family themselves.

After Qin Hongfei returned, Yu Chu told her that they had chosen Chinese medicine treatment, and the effect was good. "Dad can at least sleep at night. I persuaded him."

Her mother actually wanted to use Western medicine, but the side effects of Western medicine were overwhelming.

Now it was just a heart problem. If they could wait for a heart transplant, there would be a chance. But if they chose to take Western medicine and damaged other organs, then a heart transplant would not be able to save Dad's life. "I want to hold on. My parents are willing to support me. What if I get the chance?" Yu

Chu was very optimistic. She felt that she could hold on a little longer. "Dad told us that if there was really no chance at the end, we would sign an organ donation. The heart could not be used, but other organs could be used to save people. I agreed."

One organ can save one person, which means it can save a family. Yu

Chu knew how painful it was to wait like this, and she hoped that as few people as possible would experience it.

Qin Hongfei felt a little uncomfortable, and couldn't help but say to Tang Xiaojin and the others, "I don't know what it feels like to wait for the countdown of life."

Qin Yan didn't know what it felt like, but he knew it must be uncomfortable.

Tang Jinnan didn't say anything, he was distracted.

Qin Hongfei called him several times before he came back to his senses and said, "I'm thinking about something, but I'm not sure yet. I'll tell you later."

Qin Hongfei and Qin Yan looked at him in confusion. Before Tang Jinnan could say anything, King came to Qin Hongfei excitedly.

Qin Hongfei thought that Jiang Musheng's whereabouts were found, but this guy said, "No, but Bai Qishi is also looking for Jiang Musheng."

Qin Hongfei: "?"

"Did Jiang Musheng blow up his lair?"

"No."

"Then why did he look for Jiang Musheng? The martial arts school has been keeping a close eye on him recently, why didn't he hide and show up to look for Jiang Musheng?" Qin Hongfei felt strange. She still hadn't figured out what Bai Qishi was going to do with his drawings at such a high risk.

Dong Qier's fear that the martial arts school would make it was pure nonsense, and Bai Qishi's desire to take it back and make it himself was also nonsense!

The doctor was dead, unless he resurrected the doctor.

"I don't know." King said.

"Did he find it?" Qin Hongfei asked.

"I don't know." King replied.

Qin Hongfei just looked at him.

Qin Yan also looked at him.

Tang Jinnan said indifferently, "You know nothing about anything, so are you here to make trouble for us?"

King quickly hid behind Qin Hongfei, "No, no, I just think that something is wrong with this matter. It must be very important and you must be very interested..."

Tang Jinnan glanced at him.

King's scalp tingled. Don't look at me like that, I'm scared! "I'm telling the truth."

Tang Jinnan still looked at him.

King was almost scared to death, almost crying. What was he doing? He stepped back aggrievedly, fearing that he would be beaten, and then found that when he stepped back, his gaze was retracted. He exclaimed in his heart, not understanding. He took a few steps forward, then stepped back, and then stepped forward again - then, he seemed to understand!