Chapter 106 Turns out to be an actor
There is a huge difference in body shapes among bodyguards, but the vast majority of them are relatively sturdy and look more robust than ordinary people when they are dressed.
Otherwise, if he is not physically strong, even if he wants to be a bodyguard, few bodyguard companies will be willing to hire him.
After all, there is a slight difference between bodyguards and security guards.
Not to mention the two men, Xiao Zhao and others, following behind Su Tang, who are world-class bodyguards. Not only do they have such high professional ethics that they are willing to take bullets for their employers at any time, but their physical fitness is also beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Even though they were wearing the simplest T-shirt and shorts, it couldn't hide the serious aura that permeated the two of them.
As Xiao Zhao and his companion followed Su Tang into the room, Pan Yuhao, Xiong Wei, Ma Jun and others all turned their eyes to Xiao Zhao and his companion.
"Xiao Su, are these two the bodyguards that Mr. Wei found for you?" Pan Yuhao looked at Xiao Zhao and the other man, unable to hide his excitement.
Look at the aura of these two bodyguards! Look at their bodies! And look at how they are always alert, like cheetahs!
Pan Yuhao was filled with envy.
Although he knew that these two bodyguards were most likely hired by Wei Yan to protect Su Tang and prevent any accidents, it seemed a bit exaggerated.
But this did not prevent Pan Yuhao and others from feeling jealous.
Su Tang nodded, smiling a little awkwardly: "Ah, yes..."
Because the medical dispute that occurred at the hospital gate yesterday was so vicious and serious, the hospital posted a message in the hospital MSI group last night, and many people in various departments knew about it.
Last night, Su Tang even received caring greetings from Pan Yuhao, Su Tang and others.
"Alas, it turns out that good medical skills mean different treatments..." Pan Yuhao was envious as if he was soaked in a pile of lemons, emitting a strong lemony smell.
Su Tang twisted her hair, and the soft and thin hair followed her white fingers and made circles on her pink nails.
She raised her head and looked at Pan Yuhao and said with a smile: "Isn't this just a coincidence?"
"Yesterday's medical dispute was so scary. I was really frightened by the patient..." Su Tang held the dark circles under his eyes and said, "Doctor Pan, look at the dark circles under my eyes. If I didn't have two bodyguards following me, I wouldn't dare go home alone after get off work."
Su Tang didn't want to mention the bad thing that happened yesterday in the hospital, so she could only laugh it off and change the topic.
Fortunately, although the two bodyguards attracted the attention of many doctors, nurses and patients' families in the general internal medicine department, everyone only talked about it for a moment and soon calmed down.
Especially the people in Pu Nei Ke, after knowing that the two bodyguards were hired by Wei Yan, they stopped talking and even showed understanding looks at the same time.
Is the boss not used to seeing doctors in trouble and sending bodyguards to protect the doctors?
no!
It is obvious that the big bosses of the capital are worried that their own paralysis will not be cured after the doctor is killed!
"Ahem... I think it's not appropriate for these two guys to stay here like this... They look like door gods..." Ke Zhangqiu looked at Xiao Zhao and the others during the morning meeting.
The old man frowned, thought for a moment, raised his chin and said to Pan Yuhao, "Go find two white coats for them, so they don't scare the patients when they work in the clinic."
Wearing a white coat and following Su Tang in the hospital, at least he didn't look so conspicuous.
"Okay, Director!" Pan Yuhao nodded in response.
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So, the two bodyguards wore white coats and followed Su Tang in the hospital like interns.
However, their bronze skin, tanned from constant exercise, and faces that looked several years older than Su Tang still made every patient who entered the outpatient office look up subconsciously at the two of them.
Until the two of them sighed and put on masks.
This alleviated the surprise of the outpatient patients.
After seeing patients with chronic gastritis, gastric ulcers, colds, and gastroenteritis...
A young man who looked listless and haggard, and who obviously had not slept well in the past few nights, walked in with a medical record book.
As soon as he entered the room, he glanced at everyone present and sat down directly in front of Su Tang.
Su Tang glanced at the patient's name on the APP on the computer background and asked in a businesslike manner: "He Wenchang, right? If you feel uncomfortable, tell me..."
Although face-to-face consultations allow Su Tang to understand a lot about the patient's condition, in order to avoid misdiagnosis, Su Tang will always ask the patient about the specific condition before taking the patient's pulse and diagnosing the condition during outpatient consultations.
He Wenchang looked downcast: "Teacher Su..."
Su Tang: “……?”
Su Tang blinked and looked at He Wenchang in confusion.
He Wenchang was startled and quickly changed his words, "Ah, Doctor Su... I started to feel tingling in the right lower abdomen four mornings ago. I also developed redness, swelling and blisters... It's painful and itchy, and it's getting worse every day. I want to come to the hospital and get some medicine..."
Su Tang: “…………”
Su Tang slowly put down the paper and pen in her hand and looked at He Wenchang.
Su Tang stated expressionlessly, "Student He, stop pretending... You are a student at the medical school next door, right? What year are you in? Which department?"
Only those who study medicine would see a doctor in a hospital and instinctively call him teacher.
He Wenchang: “…………”
He Wenchang said aggrievedly: "Teacher, I am a junior clinical undergraduate student next door..."
Su Tang's face was filled with grief and anguish: "You are already a junior in college, how come you still can't prescribe medicine for yourself? Why do you have to pretend to be a doctor?"
"Tell me, what prescription do you think you should take? Tell me and I'll write it down for you." Su Tang took out paper and pen again, looking like a serious teacher who had made up his mind and let the students complete the homework by themselves.
He Wenchang felt very sad, and his face was full of pain: "Teacher... I failed the pharmacology course before."
"Shouldn't you have studied internal medicine? If you don't fail internal medicine, you should be able to treat this disease yourself, right?" Su Tang smiled and showed her beautiful white teeth, as cunning as a fox: "We have to put our knowledge into practice in this line of work. Isn't this a good opportunity?"
He Wenchang felt even colder in his heart: "But what if something goes wrong? If I prescribe this medicine, something bad will happen, right?"
"It's definitely not going to happen." Su Tang glanced at He Wenchang calmly and said with a smile: "But... if you don't prescribe the right medicine, I'm afraid I'll be in pain for a few days."
“But after the pain is over, I shouldn’t fail the internal medicine and pharmacology courses this semester.” Su Tang blinked and said jokingly with a smile.
He Wenchang: “…………”
Pan Yuhao, Xiong Wei and others in the room looked at the interaction between Su Tang and He Wenchang, feeling almost at a loss whether to laugh or cry.
In a hospital, especially one that is next door to a medical school, many doctors have mastered one skill.
That is, every time you meet a medical student, an intern, or a doctor of lower rank than you, you should instinctively conduct on-the-spot teaching and examination.
This is also something they often encounter when they are students and during their internships.
Even though Pan Yuhao has become so powerful that he is now the attending physician, Ke Zhangqiu would still interrogate them from time to time in the morning meeting.
Although Su Tang has not yet become a teaching instructor and started to supervise interns, her interactions with Sun Dongfeng and Miaomiao over the past few days have also instinctively ignited this teaching skill.
"well……"
He Wenchang looked at Su Tang with a grievance and sighed. He then took off his shirt, revealing red granular blisters that spread from his lower right abdomen to his shoulders and back. He said hesitantly, "These things on my body should be herpes zoster, because there is an obvious band-like spread..."
"According to what the book says... Generally, you should prescribe some acyclovir first, and then apply some ganciclovir ointment..." Every time He Wenchang said the name of a medicine, he would secretly glance at Su Tang, looking like a nervous student who was called on by the teacher to stand up and answer in class.
"And physical therapy can be used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain..." He Wenchang was cautious and looked at Su Tang again. He was afraid that he would say something wrong and it would be his fault.
He Wenchang cried out in agony. Before entering the clinic, he had been clearly told not to reveal his identity as a student, but he didn't expect that while he was talking he would reveal himself out of reflex.
The only good thing is that as a medical student, after discovering the symptoms, I instinctively looked up the treatment methods for herpes zoster...
Otherwise, at this moment, He Wenchang felt that he might really be finished!
"It's not bad... not as bad as you say..."
Su Tang nodded with a smile, carefully looked at the small red blisters on He Wenchang's body, then looked at his tired expression and smiled: "The herpes zoster on your body is not particularly serious. Take two boxes of acyclovir hydrochloride to fight the virus, and then take thymosin for a few days to enhance resistance and immunity... As for whether to prescribe some painkillers, you can think about it yourself... Once you have thought it over, I will write it for you."
He Wenchang: “…………”
He Wenchang cried out inwardly, "Teacher, don't be like this, I'm scared!"
You should know that among the graduates who take the medical examination every year, only about 30% can obtain a professional qualification certificate!
He Wenchang wiped his face fiercely and said, "Teacher, I don't know how to do it. I failed the exam... After graduation, I plan to change my career and write novels. Please just prescribe some medicine for me."
Su Tang: “…………”
People around: “…………”
Everyone almost coughed because of He Wenchang's shout.
Not really, really not...
Isn't this the most common on-site teaching test for medical students? How can you not accept even such a small setback?
You have to know that in a large hospital like the Sixth Hospital, whether it is a nurse or a doctor, basically unless you reach the level of director or deputy director, you are either on your way to study or taking exams every day.
Su Tang glanced at He Wenchang and sighed: "Then I'll prescribe some pain-relieving ointment for you..."
"Actually, it's not that easy to write a novel... cervical spondylosis, tendinitis, tenosynovitis, maybe hemorrhoids, and varicose veins of the lower limbs are waiting for you... How about you hold on a little longer? At least wait until you get your practicing physician certificate?" Su Tang looked at He Wenchang with some confusion, a little worried that she had really asked too much this time.
Su Tang sighed, but she felt that this was just a routine question...
When she was in college, she went to the school doctor because she was sick. The school doctor was much more serious than she was. He was very knowledgeable when he asked questions and didn't give her any chance to rest.
Seeing He Wenchang leaving with the medical record, Su Tang felt guilty and wondered if she had asked too much.
It was not until after lunch that Su Tang ran to the classroom on the upper floor of the physical examination center, holding her notebook.
In the classroom, I saw He Wenchang wearing a white coat with an internship certificate pinned on his chest.
Su Tang: “……???”
He Wenchang: “…………”
Su Tang and He Wenchang looked at each other in silence.
Su Tang: Good guy, it turns out you are busy acting!
You're already doing an internship, why are you still stuttering when writing a prescription for shingles?