Chapter 71 Five Animal Exercises
When it comes to surgery, Hua Tuo, who is revered as the Saint of Medicine, ranks second. I'm afraid no other miracle doctor dares to claim to be the first.
Li Quan made up his mind to buy Hua Tuo's medical book this time.
After getting off the bus, he went straight to the book market.
If it’s any later, the book market will be closed and you won’t be able to buy anything even if you want to.
He still chose the store where he bought books yesterday, because that store had many medical books by ancient miracle doctors for sale.
"Boss, do you have any medical books by Hua Tuo?" Li Quan asked as he entered the door.
"Hey, young man, it's you again!" The boss actually had some impression of Li Quan . "Hua Tuo's medical books are hard to find, and most of his medical books have been lost. But Hua Tuo's "Five Animal Exercises" is available for purchase."
The conditions in ancient times were far from comparable to those of modern times.
Hua Tuo wrote many medical books, but unfortunately the only one that remains in the world is "Five Animal Exercises", which is for physical exercise.
This isn't even a medical book.
Li Quan felt a little disappointed.
He can gain the favorability of ancient doctors by reading their medical books, which can be used to exchange for their medical skills.
How can I acquire their medical skills if I can’t even buy their medical books?
"Okay then, get me a copy of the Five Animal Exercises." Li Quan also wanted to give it a try.
"Hold on!"
The boss quickly brought him a thin book.
It’s probably only about a dozen pages.
"How much?"
Li Quan took a look at the back of the book and saw that it was priced at 10 yuan.
However, the actual selling price must be much lower.
Because this is a book market, even a copy is priced at wholesale price.
"Four dollars!"
"Give!"
Li Quan paid the money readily.
"Goodbye, boss!"
"Goodbye, young man. Welcome back next time!" The boss smiled and waved enthusiastically.
As a businessman, he has a sweet mouth and a sweet smile.
Only in this way can we retain guests.
After leaving the book market, Li Quan thought that it was only two or three stops away, and it would take more than ten minutes to wait for a bus, so he simply walked.
You can also take the opportunity to exercise.
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Following the map navigation on his mobile phone, he appeared in front of the outpatient building of Kuaikan Hospital seventeen minutes later.
The doorhead is quite impressive, with large gilded characters and dancing dragons and phoenixes, showing its domineering style.
However, the strength of a hospital cannot be judged solely by its facade.
It mainly depends on whether the medical team is strong and whether the hardware facilities are complete. Some imported instruments cost more than 10 million yuan each. For example, the price of a PET-CT is more than 20 million yuan.
Ordinary small hospitals really can’t afford it.
In short, the strength of a hospital includes technical strength, management level, equipment conditions, scientific research capabilities, etc.
Although Kuaikan Hospital is also a tertiary hospital, according to the information Li Quan knows, it is only a tertiary B-level hospital.
And there may be some moisture in it.
Private hospitals like this usually take extraordinary measures to improve their hospital grades, including giving gifts secretly to gain connections.
When your superiors come down to inspect, you must still follow the rules.
For example, the number of beds is a hard indicator.
There are only 400 beds, but we must find a way to increase it to 500.
As for the medical team and hardware facilities, there are more ways to think of. But in general, even if the strength is exaggerated, it will not be too different.
The overall strength of Kuaikan Hospital should be acceptable.
"Sophie, I'm already in front of the outpatient building of your hospital. Where can I find you?" Li Quan sent a message to Sophie.
After a long time, Sophie finally sent him a message back.
"I'm in the corridor on the third floor of the surgical building!"
Got me?
Li Quan couldn't help but grin.
Does that mean I can get her on the third floor of the surgery department?
She must have sent this message in a particularly urgent state, because there were two mistakes in the short dozen words.
What she meant to say was, "Wait for her in the corridor on the third floor of the surgical building!"
As a result, because he was too anxious, he typed the big word "da" as "da" and the word "wait" as "de".
"Okay, then I'll go to the third floor to get you!"
Li Quan sent a reply message, adding a smirk emoticon at the end.
There was no response for a long time.
I guess she is very busy now and has no time to touch her phone. Or the situation on the scene does not allow her to touch her phone.
Li Quan entered from the main entrance of the outpatient building and walked towards the back.
The surgical department of most hospitals is located in the same building as the outpatient building, or next to it.
Walking through the corridor behind the outpatient hall, you can see the surgical building at a glance.
It looks like it's quite large, so arranging two or three hundred beds shouldn't be a problem.
This is a pretty staggering number of beds.
Because it is just a Class III B hospital.
As an insider, when I go to an unfamiliar hospital, I can basically judge the business situation of the hospital just by taking a few glances at the layout of the hospital and the size of each department.
The total number of beds in Kuaikan Hospital is just over 500, and more than half of them are in the surgery department.
This is so abnormal.
There are actually requirements for the allocation of hospital beds.
For example, the same bed can generate tens of millions of benefits in a month if placed in the surgery department, but can only generate less than 100,000 benefits if placed in the emergency department.
As the dean, when allocating bed resources, I will definitely reduce the number of beds in the emergency department as much as possible, and then allocate as many beds as possible to the surgical department.
For example, at Huier Hospital where Li Quan works, the number of beds in the internal medicine department is the largest, while the number of beds in the obstetrics and gynecology department and the surgery department is relatively balanced. The number of beds in the pediatrics department is second, and then the other departments.
The number of beds occupied by the internal medicine departments of most hospitals is certainly not less than that of the surgical departments, even if it is not as many.
This is determined by two aspects.
The hospitalization time for individual patients in the internal medicine department is long, and the efficiency of the department is also quite good.
Of course, the most profitable department is definitely neurosurgery.
The fee for any single surgery is equivalent to an average person’s annual income.
After all, the brain is the most complex and important organ in the human body.
Judging from the number of surgical beds in Kuaikan Hospital, it can be inferred that Kuaikan Hospital must have the best surgical services.
I walked up the stairs to the third floor, and found that all the examination rooms on the first floor had closed.
The second floor is the outpatient clinic, and the doctors are off duty as well. There are a few patients and their families sitting sparsely in the corridor.
When he reached the third floor, Li Quan was shocked.
I saw a lot of beds placed in the corridor.
It is no exaggeration to describe it as overcrowded.
Normally, when a hospital is planned, beds are placed in the wards. The beds placed in the corridor are temporary beds that were added later.
This also indirectly shows that the surgical business of Kuaikan Hospital is very good.
Li Quan took a quick look and saw the busy figures of nurses and doctors. Among them, a delicate figure appeared in his sight.
She was walking quickly out of the bathroom holding a freshly cleaned urine pot.
"Sophie, what's wrong with you? Can't you even put in a catheter?"
A doctor's scolding voice came from the distance.
Li Quan had a good memory. This doctor was the one who ordered Sophie to insert a catheter into the patient over the phone.
