Doctor: It All Begins with a Fluttering Heart

I read more than a dozen chapters in one go. The more I read, the slower I turned the pages. The more I thought about it, the more I couldn't sleep most of the night. There are a few words that I'm not happy to say (the following content contains spoilers, if you don't want to be spoiled, read Chapter 15 first and then come back and read on) First of all, let's start with the first chapter. The role of an ambulance is to pull people to buy first aid time, not as a tool cart to pick up things from top to bottom! The ambulance has oxygen tanks, ventilators, defibrillators, various emergency medicines, and push beds that can get on and off the vehicle. It is very unwise and high-risk (infection, contagion, secondary injury) to treat the injured on the spot. They are pushed to the ambulance and treated first while rushing back to the hospital. Major bug in Chapter 2: Anticoagulant drugs are used to prevent and treat thrombosis, which means to promote blood flow and prevent blood coagulation. How can they be used to stop bleeding? The effect is just the opposite, okay? Chapter 45: There are many causes of myocardial ischemia, one of which is hypotension. You, you, this is the inversion of cause and effect, you are riding a donkey to find a donkey. There are also interventional surgeries, which are performed separately from surgical surgeries, and the imaging equipment is different and cannot be performed together. (Interventional surgery doctors and nurses must wear full-body lead suits and watch angiograms from the monitor, not directly to the patient's body.) There are also three departments: intracardiac, extracardiac, and cardiac intervention. Of course, we need to call someone from the interventional department to do an interventional surgery. Why call the director of cardiac surgery? Not bad. The most serious bug is that the purpose of intervention is thrombolysis, right? Do you know what thrombolysis means? It is to break open and dissolve the coagulated blood clots. You just stopped the intra-abdominal bleeding, and then you started taking thrombolytic drugs? Is it too easy to stop the bleeding or is it because the bleeding is not enough? One of the taboos for interventional surgery is that there is no recent history of trauma/surgery! I am afraid that the risk of bleeding will increase after the intervention. Chapter 8: Emergency departments are also divided into maternal and child emergency departments. There is not just one consultation desk and one doctor. Chapter 11, first ask if the child has a history of heart disease/asthma. Also, don't randomly add symptoms according to your feelings. If you add "foaming at the mouth and kicking your feet" in the article, you might be thinking of epileptic seizure or poisoning! There are also normal people whose first reaction when encountering this kind of situation is to call 120 first or ask people around to help call 120 instead of calling a doctor in the mall. Also, tracheotomy requires intubation for oxygen inhalation. Shouldn't it be cut and left there to prevent air leakage? Chapter 17 and 18, almost all interventional surgeries involving vascular catheters require professional imaging equipment. The equipment in the emergency room is not enough to complete the treatment of the severed limb, so it should be sent directly to the operating room. No matter how thin the vascular catheter is, it is first punctured, then the guide wire is placed, and then the lower catheter is inserted. It is not inserted directly from the outside. And can you still feel the faint vibration while wearing surgical gloves? That requires very sensitive hands. Okay, let's stop here first, and we'll talk about it later.

How good would it be for those three of you who wrote exciting offers to meet you in the emergency department? Like this kid who plays basketball, there is hope that the surgery expenses will be paid through the program. It is inexplicable that you set up your own program group. The most pampered kid in a big hospital, when will it be the turn of the person in charge of a small program group to take care of it?

This doctor is bound to meet patients whenever he goes out. If you fuck him once or twice, forget about it. This joke will be used again. When I go out on a date, I want to see something sweet. It's so annoying.

After reading more than ten chapters, why is this Jiao Jia so disgusting? It's so annoying. She should bid farewell to doctors as a group like this. She has such skills and mental endurance. She is still dissatisfied when others teach her. She opens her mouth and shuts up. People in the county are simple, and people in the city are ugly. What kind of doctor can she be? Isn't this kind of persona just cannon fodder and disgusting people?

It is a bit deliberately suppressing the protagonist. It is contradictory to say that a drawn card will not stack up and then the protagonist will say four or five times that the stack will be good. This setting is not just to draw fewer cards and suppress the speed of development.

Can you please remove that so-and-so variety show? The director of that so-and-so is really upset.

The author thought that adding a reality show was an innovation and might become popular. In fact, it was the biggest failure.

A bit too exaggerated. Just use a fruit knife as a scalpel outdoors. Even those famous medical gods dare not write this. Although it will definitely succeed, the hospital leaders and others will come to talk to you afterwards.

Fellow author, please change the name of Merlin Clinic to Mayo Clinic in Chapter 44, otherwise you will get magic directly without surgery.

It's been awkward since Jiao Jia started...