The three of them went downstairs together and headed to the empty office. When they arrived at the office, the cleaning lady was still wiping the tables and sweeping the floor, and there was a lot of dust.
Dean Zhang paused, but didn't back down. He said to the two men, "This is Dr. Zhong's old office. She took several months off due to childbirth. No one has been in the office, so it's quite dusty. The cleaners are cleaning it now."
"It's very good. The area is large and it's enough for the two of us to share." Ji Liangcai spoke.
Liang Mingke nodded. "That's great. Thank you, Dean Zhang, for thinking this through."
"It's a good thing we arrived in time. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to find a suitable office for a while and I would have to let you squeeze in with other doctors. It's a good thing that Dr. Zhong arrived just in time." Compared to the two new doctors, Dean Zhang prefers Zhong Yuxiu, Principal Xu's direct disciple.
Traditional Chinese medicine was declining, but he understood it better than anyone else; as long as Principal Xu was still alive and there was Zhong Yuxiu, a disciple who was even better than him, traditional Chinese medicine would rise sooner or later.
Winning them over now will have a very different effect than winning them over after they rise to power.
Winning over someone now is like providing timely assistance, but winning him over after he rises is just icing on the cake; providing timely assistance is difficult, but icing on the cake is easy. He has a scale in his heart to measure which is more important.
Ji Liangcai and Liang Mingke smiled at each other, having seen some clues, and their attention to Zhong Yuxiu increased even more.
After waiting for about ten minutes, the dust in the office was gone and it looked brand new.
"Okay, you guys should get familiar with the environment first, and by the way, go through the employment procedures and collect food coupons." After Dean Zhang finished his instructions, the two nodded in agreement, and then Dean Zhang turned and went upstairs.
Ji Liangcai and Liang Mingke entered the office to check the scope and divide the areas; in fact, there was nothing to divide, the desks were big enough, each person could have one side, and as for the furnishings in the office, they could be shared.
Let’s talk about Principal Xu’s office.
Zhong Yuxiu brought a stool and placed it at the other end of the desk; then, she sorted out the information and case data she brought and placed them on one side of the desk. As long as the teacher was not there, she would not touch any of the cabinets in the office, regardless of whether there was space or not.
These are all basic parenting issues.
No matter how close you are to someone, you should not touch their things at will.
"Doctor Zhong, two patients here heard that you have started working and they specifically want to see you. Will you do that?" An elderly head nurse came to the door and asked.
Zhong Yuxiu looked back and asked, "What's going on?"
"It's just a common cold. One of them has tonsillitis, and the medicine hasn't helped. Another has a fever, which keeps fluctuating. It goes away and then comes back the next day. They've changed doctors three times." The head nurse shook her head and sighed. "So, as soon as I heard you were here, I wanted to see you in person."
Zhong Yuxiu understood and said, "Let them come over. I'm free now."
"Okay." The head nurse turned and left, and came back ten minutes later, leading an old man and a child in. The two patients were accompanied by the people responsible for taking care of them. The old man was accompanied by a young man, who was about twenty years old, and the child was accompanied by a young woman.
"Doctor Zhong, the patient is here."
Zhong Yuxiu nodded. "Have you got their medical records?"
"Yes, yes." The old man nodded repeatedly, walked forward and sat on the stool for patients without hesitation. "Doctor Zhong, you're finally back to work. I've been seeing you since you were here. You're a good doctor, and the medicine you prescribe is cheap and works well. I've caught a cold several times in the past few months since you were sick, and each time I took my time getting better, and medicine didn't work. This time, the fever keeps coming back, and if I keep it up, I'll probably die."
Intermittent fever can also damage your health.
Moreover, when the disease occurs, the head becomes dizzy and always drowsy; the whole person has no energy and sleeps all day long. Even a healthy person will get sick sooner or later, not to mention sick elderly people.
"Okay, let me see your case first." Yuxiu said in a gentle manner. She knew that the patient trusted her and also understood the old man's mood at the moment.
"Okay." The old man handed her the medical records. "Here are the prescriptions and medical records from the three doctors I've seen."
After Zhong Yuxiu took the case and examined it, she understood. The old woman's initial fever was simply caused by an evil wind entering her body, and a little guidance would be enough. However, the first doctor prescribed antipyretics and left her alone. The second, because her fever hadn't subsided, gave her an IV and medication. The third doctor simply prescribed a traditional Chinese medicine decoction, all of which could treat a fever. The problem was that the first doctor had been too cautious in prescribing the medication, initially assuming a cure would be with a straight-forward approach to tonifying the body and guiding the patient.
The condition got worse and worse after that, and I had to take a lot of medicine.
"I know what's going on. Are you feeling dizzy, have sore teeth, and some slight pain? Are you breathing rapidly and unevenly, or are you experiencing unbearable muscle aches?"
The old man nodded repeatedly, "That's right, that's right, Doctor Zhong, your medical skills are really good. You can tell what illnesses I have without even taking my pulse. My body is so achy that I can't sleep at night. My bones feel like they've gone weak. It's so uncomfortable."
"It's okay, old lady. These symptoms are all caused by fever. I'll prescribe you three doses of Chinese medicine. You'll be fine after taking them for three days." Zhong Yuxiu smiled soothingly, and wrote down the symptoms in the medical record book, along with the medicines she had taken before as negative examples. After writing, she copied a copy into the prescription book, tore it off and handed it to her. "Boil one dose of medicine four times. The first time, boil a ladle of water for ten minutes, then pour it out. Add another ladle of water, boil it for ten minutes, and pour it out. Do the same for the third time. Pour the three decoctions together, then add the residue and boil until it becomes three bowls of decoction, then pour it all out."
"Throw away the dregs. Take one bowl at a time, half an hour after a meal. Remember, one dose can only be taken once a day and cannot be repeated. The medicine I prescribed can only be decocted four times, and the best effect is achieved after four decoctions."
The old man smiled happily and said, "Okay, I'll listen to you."
"Go ahead, take the medicine home and have a good rest. If there is sunshine, you can get more sun." Zhong Yuxiu gave some instructions and sent the man away.
Next came a child, about five or six years old, with a thin and haggard face, looking listless and lifeless.
"Dr. Zhong, I'm sorry to bother you again. My child's tonsillitis hasn't gotten better. It can only be controlled within a certain range. I've seen several doctors, but none of them can help."
The young woman looked familiar, and Zhong Yuxiu smiled and said, "Let me see the medical record."
"Please come in." The young woman handed over the medical record and the prescription.
Zhong Yuxiu took a quick look at the child's face and understood. "The medicine will work immediately, but it will rebound after a while, right?"
"Yes, that's it." The young woman was relieved. She knew the cause of the problem. "What's wrong with my child?"
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