My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points-Chapter 247 - 133: Quietly Leveling Up and Earning Experience, Hired a Bodyguard_2

[First-time high-difficulty wrist joint relocation, experience points reward +10.]

[Congratulations on advancing your Bone Setting Skill to Level 2.]

Zhou Can hadn’t expected to reach Level 2 so quickly.

Being demoted by Director Xie and sneaking into the surgical relocation room turned out to be a blessing in disguise.

It was a perfect chance to advance the Bone Setting Skill to above Level 3.

Any medical skill requires at least Level 3 to begin to grasp the nuances. And only at this level does one truly qualify to practice on patients.

From the perspective of safety, interns and standardized training residents shouldn’t really be qualified to perform procedures on patients.

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Generally, at these two levels, senior doctors would suggest observing more and practicing at home with tools.

For example, with the Bone Setting Skill, there are specialized skeletal models for purchase.

These models can be used to practice the bone setting reposition technique.

After advancing his Bone Setting Skill to Level 2, Zhou Can had made significant progress.

Both theoretical knowledge and practical operation had greatly improved.

If he were to perform the wrist joint setting again, he was confident that he could succeed on the first attempt. Reflecting on the previous operation, the areas that were lacking became clear.

“Doctor Fu, does he need external fixation?”

“For just a joint dislocation, no external fixation is needed after successful relocation.”

Doctor Fu was quite satisfied with Zhou Can’s operation.

“I’ll prescribe some medicine to strengthen the tendons and bones. Follow the doctor’s orders when taking it. This hand, you should not lift heavy objects or do any violent movements for the next one or two months, or it could easily dislocate again.”

He instructed the patient.

The patient dutifully committed every word to heart, nodding in agreement.

Tuya Hospital saw an enormous patient volume each day.

Patients were ceaseless, coming in droves.

Zhou Can, working in the repositioning room with Doctor Fu, was overjoyed.

Sometimes, when they encountered a more difficult operation, or after treating two or three patients in succession, Zhou Can would proactively let Doctor Zhang take over.

He couldn’t let himself reap all the benefits alone.

Because of his humility, willingness to learn, and tact in his actions and speech, he managed to get along reasonably well with Doctor Fu and Doctor Zhang.

Especially Doctor Fu, who watched Zhou Can’s rapid progress with great fondness.

He took a liking to this young standardized training resident.

When explaining the key points of repositioning techniques, Zhou Can often grasped them immediately. In comparison, Doctor Zhang clearly had much less innate understanding.

However, Doctor Zhang had a graduate degree and a deep research background in human osteology.

His explanations of theoretical knowledge were immensely helpful to Zhou Can.

Zhou Can held a great deal of respect for Doctor Zhang.

…

Unknowingly, it was already past twelve noon.

Patients were endless.

The repositioning room’s hours aligned with the outpatient clinic’s. From twelve to one-thirty in the afternoon was rest time.

“Everyone go have lunch and take a break!”

Doctor Fu Zhi’an’s hand had a swollen bruise, which prevented him from performing repositioning on the patients afterwards.

“I need to buy some medicinal lotion and rub it in. That kid’s kick almost did me in. Nowadays, kids are just too spoiled by their parents.”

He shook his head and left first.

The nurses were the last to leave.

Zhou Can initially planned to go to the cafeteria with Doctor Zhang.

But it seemed the latter was avoiding him.

Claiming to need the restroom, Doctor Zhang disappeared in the blink of an eye.

It is human nature to seek fortune and avoid disaster.

Zhou Can didn’t blame him.

The orthopedics department moved him to outpatient training without assigning specific tasks. Anyone with a bit of sense could see what was going on. Everyone feared bringing trouble upon themselves, distancing themselves from him when it wasn’t work-related.

It’s a move to protect oneself.

After eating, Zhou Can had no place to go.

He simply returned to the orthopedic outpatient clinic, planning to read medical books on his phone.

Given his sensitive status, staying in the doctor’s office would only make the atmosphere awkward.

This is why you do not want to offend the leadership.

The leaders don’t even need to oppress you actively; they just need to make their disdain for you public. Then, other colleagues will immediately distance themselves from you.

“Hmm? Why hasn’t that woman completed her hospital admission for treatment?”

Right when Zhou Can arrived at the orthopedics outpatient waiting hall, he saw the woman from the mountains sitting alone in the resting area.

“Wei Fang, have you had lunch?”

Zhou Can asked.

She looked like a thirty-year-old woman, but she was only twenty-one.

Quite young, actually.

Women from mountainous areas lived in harsh conditions, often exposed to the sun and engaging in heavy labor, so appearing older was normal.

Their skin, aura, and style were far below those of women from big cities.

Women living in big cities, some without a care for food and clothing, take good care of themselves, appearing twenty-five or six at the age of fifty.