He manages five patients, three awaiting surgery and two in the post-operative recovery phase. Overall, it's relatively relaxed.
Having such a rare relaxed moment, he began to review each patient's medical reports with a learning and responsible attitude, understanding their current symptoms. He now has quite some experience in communicating with patients and their families.
After all, he has been in residency training for quite a while.
Starting the conversation with issues that concern the patients or their families easily opens up the topic and garners their favor and trust.
The patient in bed 16 underwent a thoracic duct ligation two days ago and currently all vital signs are stable and recovering well. No complications have occurred post-surgery.
The patient in bed 17 has a cardiac artery aneurysm.
