Lin Sanqi's behavior is indeed a bit like a farce. How can there be "mass production" or "assembly line operation" in medical treatment?
But Lin Sanqi also has his own difficulties, because he is a person who has experienced certain events and has seen them with his own eyes.
For example, when the mask disease first became popular, hospitals in Tongqu City, nine provinces, were flooded with too many patients at once, causing the hospitals to be paralyzed.
At that time, we could clearly see in the news from the Central Government that patients were queuing up for treatment, and could even circle the hospital several times and be discharged several kilometers away.
Even in the corridor of the emergency department, there were so many patients that they were packed like a subway during the morning rush hour.
The hospital was too late to receive the patient, and the doctors were extremely busy. In the end, they had to provide support from across the country. Tens of thousands of medical staff arrived to ease the difficulty of seeking treatment.
So it's not that our army is incompetent, it's that the enemy is too vicious.
Decades later, our country has become rich and powerful, and medical care is relatively developed. It will also require the people of the country to unite and finally successfully subdue the beast of the epidemic.
But in 1960, our national situation was that the medical and health services were quite underdeveloped, and there was a severe shortage of full-time medical personnel such as doctors and nurses. If the epidemic spread, no one could support us.
What to do then?
As a medical student, Lin Sanqi understands the importance of "early detection, early treatment, and early prevention", instead of being like a nerd who must strictly follow the diagnosis and treatment standards.
At this time, we need to be quick, improve efficiency, and treat more people as quickly as possible instead of taking our time.
So even though many doctors in the two hospitals did not understand, Lin Sanqi decided to carry out his plan to the end.
Lin Sanqi stood on the table and shouted to the many patients:
"Come on, please pay attention. The adults will come first, children. Wait a moment. Adult patients are divided into two groups. One group only has fever and muscle aches all over the body, but no other discomfort. These patients gather in tent No. 1.
Another group of patients, who not only had fever but also had cough, runny nose, chest pain and headache, gathered in tent No. 2. In addition, please note that patients without fever should go to tent 3 to gather first. We will give priority to patients with fever. ”
In the absence of X-ray machines and blood testers, Lin Sanqi made this distinction to give different treatment plans to three groups of patients.
These patients who only have a fever and no cold symptoms can generally be regarded as having simple influenza, and they only need to be given antipyretics and antiviral drugs.
In addition to fever, these patients who also have cough, sputum, yellow pus and nasal discharge may have been combined with bacterial infection. On the premise of reducing the fever and causing the virus, antibiotic treatment must be given.
In the end, the patients who did not have fever might just have a simple cold or mild influenza. These patients only need to be given common cold medicine and do not even need to go to the hospital.
Under Lin Sanqi's command, the patient quickly entered the corresponding tent, and a nurse was arranging seats or beds.
With the patient in place, the next step is for the decoction team to enter.
At first, Lin Sanqi used polygonum leaves to treat dysentery in Qin County. This time, the condition was different. Lin Sanqi decided to use a commonly used medicine to clear away heat and detoxify:
Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, and is mainly used to treat various infectious diseases such as exogenous wind-heat or febrile fever, heatstroke, etc. It has few side effects and can prolong life if taken for a long time. It is the safe traditional Chinese medicine that Lin Sanqi needs.
The key is that honeysuckle is a commonly used medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine hospitals stock it in large quantities.
Just when Lin Sanqi had begun to screen patients, 100 earthen stoves had been lit in the field, and 100 staff were each responsible for three earthen pots. The Chinese medicine churning inside was honeysuckle.
Have family members in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals ever experienced this kind of scene? None of them stopped planting, and they all came over to watch the fun.
Shi Jinmo, Xiao Longyou and other old men also put their hands in their sleeves, and then slowly walked around among the staff making medicine, thoughtfully.
"Lao Shi, what kind of medicine do you think is sold in this Lin Sanqi gourd? Why can't I understand it?"
"That's right, it's not impossible to use the same recipe, but this guy only used honeysuckle. How can he suppress the high fever?"
"Does the Lin family really have some amazing secret recipe? Lin Sanqi is also bragging. He can reduce the fever in one day, take effect in three days, and refund if it fails."
Shi Jinmo didn't express his opinion when he heard everyone's discussion, but he felt that he had lived for more than 70 years, and he had lived a long time today. He rubbed his chin and couldn't think of any treatment method, and then looked at the people in the crowd. Lin Sophora flavescens.
Of course Lin Kushen knew what kind of tricks his son was playing, and his role today was to cover for his son.
At this time, an employee of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was asking:
"Dr. Lin, what medicine is Section Chief Xiao Lin going to use? We have never seen this method before."
"Hey, I can't say what medicine to use. This is our Lingnan School's secret recipe for typhoid fever, but I can assure you that the medicine will definitely cure the disease."
"Doctor Lin, can you share your secret recipe with a thousand people?"
"Okay, let's talk about the efficacy. Look at these hundreds of patients. How long will it take to see them one by one? Now Union Hospital has surpassed us. We can't defeat them without any special tricks."
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Lin Sophora's words resonated with the staff at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. In fact, there was no need for any strange tricks here to ensure victory.
Lin Licao was the head of the "Medicine Decoction Team" today. He saw that his brother's pre-examination and triage were almost done, so he asked:
"Xiao Qi, when will the medicine be given?" Lin Sanqi looked at her watch and the triage status, then waved her hand: "Brother, give the medicine!"
"Hurry, let's pour a bowl of honeysuckle soup first and put it in the conference room. Be careful it's hot."
100 staff members had been trained last night and knew what they were going to do today, so they poured the decoction into bowls, brought them to the conference room, placed them neatly on the conference table, and then all vacated the conference room.
In the conference room, Lin Sophora, Jin Caifeng, Fu Muxiang, and Pan Ye were already waiting.
Lin Sanqi closed the conference room door, tightened the curtains, and then said to her most trusted family members:
"Dad, grandma, sister-in-law, Xiao Yezi, each of you take a loxoprofen capsule now. Like me, pour a capsule of powder into a bowl and stir it casually."
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Jin Caifeng and Fu Muxiang were called in urgently. As for the second child and his family, they were arranged to take care of their children at home.
Jin Caifeng is also an old medicine person, and Fu Muxiang is from a pharmacy. They can start working directly after a little training. Lin Sophora flavescens and Pan Ye know more and are already skilled workers.
"Xiao Qi, don't worry, we remember."
"Okay, ready to start."
100 bowls of medicine, 5 people got started, and the problem was solved within a few minutes. Lin Sanqi opened the door and shouted:
"Everyone takes the medicine away and lets the first batch of the most serious patients take it, and then brings new soup and water, trying to let every patient drink the medicine."
Lin Sanqi's idea was that in the first round, each patient would drink a decoction containing one loxoprofen in order to reduce the fever as quickly as possible.
In the second round, each patient was given a decoction containing two pills of mabaloxavir.
If loxoprofen may need to be administered twice or three times, then mabaloxavir only needs to be administered once. The effect is better and the fever can be reduced on the same day without recurrence.
In the third round, for those patients with cough, yellow purulent nasal discharge, or more severe symptoms, a decoction containing cephalosporins will be added.
While fighting viruses, complications cannot be ignored. Although antibiotics cannot be abused, they cannot be used without them. This needs to be considered from the perspective of clinical needs.
Under the premise that thousands of patients are seeking medical treatment together, you can't identify them carefully, so the best way is to treat them all.
No matter if you are an enemy, a friend, or an innocent passer-by, you are within my range anyway, and the cannon will blast them all to death. I would rather kill the wrong person than miss it.
Lin Sanqi doesn't believe it if these three rounds of black-tech drugs continue to cure a small flu?
100 people were busy working at the same time, and everyone was well-trained. In less than an hour, all the patients drank the decoction. The effect was good, and the fever began to decrease rapidly.
Lin Sanqi still had things to do, and there were a group of young patients waiting.
"Children, please pay attention. We are now grouping according to weight. Those weighing less than 20 kilograms will go to tent No. 4; those weighing 20 to 50 kilograms will go to tent No. 5; those weighing more than 50 kilograms will go to tent No. 6."
Adults are distinguished based on different symptoms, but children are more special. Lin Sanqi simply classified them based on weight.
First, children’s medication is more rigorous, and children of different weights take different doses of medication.
Another reason is that the condition of children changes more. Even if it is confirmed to be influenza, Lin Sanqi is prepared to use antibiotics first to prevent pneumonia and pneumonia in advance.
Lin San can still be sure of treatment for pneumonia. If it is encephalitis, Lin Sanqi thinks that there is a high probability that she will not be able to recover, so it is better to take antibiotics from the beginning.
After the young patients entered the tent, 100 staff members immediately took action.
In the first round, Tylenol/Motrin antipyretics were used.
In the second round, oseltamivir granules were used.
In the third round, the cefaclor group came on.
The entire Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to take action, and all middle-level cadres, including Dean Shen and Vice President Ji, were in the tent to give instructions.
Originally, the 20 outpatient doctors could only see 500 patients at most in one morning. As a result, through Lin Sanqi's "duck-driving" therapy this morning, a total of 2,000 patients were treated, and the efficiency increased by 4 times.
It even stole the limelight of Union Medical College Hospital for a time.
After all, although the fees charged by the traditional Chinese medicine hospital are not low, the slogan promised to be a one-time fee, guaranteed treatment, and refund if invalid. This slogan is still very tempting.
Everyone is waiting to see if Lin Sanqi's "nonsense" is effective.
If the treatment is ineffective, not only Lin Sanqi will suffer, but Dean Shen may also be punished by his superiors.
A national-level hospital plays "playing house" with a child and makes fun of the epidemic. This is a serious political and ideological problem and does not pay attention to the tasks assigned by superiors.
But if Lin Sanqi’s treatment plan is proven to be effective, then the “duck chasing” model he invented may become a creative invention in emergency medical conditions and be promoted. (End of chapter)