Emergency Department: Trainees See Disease Entries

Lin Yuan, a new trainee in the emergency department, discovered on his first day that he could see the disease terms floating above each patient's head. A drunkard was dragged to sleep by his family? The entry reads "Epidural Hematoma." The young man with abdominal pain said he had a bad stomach? The entry reads "Aortic dissection." The old lady said she was just out of breath? The entry reads "acute pulmonary embolism." Others rely on experience, examination, and elimination methods for diagnosis. Lin Yuan knew the answer at a glance. But the answer does not equal trust. Why would a new graduate student dare to go ahead and make a direct decision without his superiors? Why is it right every time? In the emergency department, the patient cannot afford to wait, and he cannot hide. There was only the regret of not being able to save him in time, and Lin Yuan decided that if there was one less regret, then there would be one less regret.