Chapter 398: Treating the Old Marquis (1)
General, Madam Called You To Farm
Chapter 398: Treating the Old Marquis (1)
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When Su Mo was about to enter the room, Su Xiaoxiao stopped him.
“Please wait outside, Young Master Su.”
Su Mo glanced at Doctor Fu, obviously thinking that this was Doctor Fu’s intention.
Doctor Fu thought to himself, ‘why are you looking at me ah, I’m here for formality, tagging along to learn new things.’
He calmly said, “That’s right, when I treat my patient, I don’t like people to disturb me.”
Oh My God, he was talking to the future heir of the Marquis of Zhenbei rudely, would he even be able to leave the capital alive?
Su Mo remained composed, he withdrew his foot, and said to Doctor Fu, “Then, I will leave it to Doctor Fu.”
Doctor Fu broke into a cold sweat.
That really scared him to death……
Su Xiaoxiao closed the door and firmly locked it.
Su Mo stared at the tightly closed door, suppressing his anxiety as he silently waited.
The young servant beside him was utterly confused.
Even the imperial doctor didn’t put on such airs, why was my master being kept outside?
Inside the room, the air was full with the strong scent of medicine.
With the doors and windows tightly shut, the smell couldn't dissipate, making people feel dizzy.
Su Xiaoxiao opened the window.
Doctor Fu said, “Can the Old Marquis withstand the wind? The capital is still very cold.”
Su Xiaoxiao held the support pole against the window and said, “The ward needs to maintain proper ventilation, and a slight breeze won’t hurt.”
The curtain of the bed was fully draped. It was covered from all sides and stuffy. Even a healthy person would feel suffocated under such conditions.
Su Xiaoxiao lifted the curtains and hooked it up.
Doctor Fu came over to help hang up the other half’s curtains.
A thin and aged appearance of the patient caught the eyes of the two of them.
When Doctor Fu was young, he had seen the Old Marquis, although it was only a few times.
The majestic, sturdy, and strong Old Marquis of Zhenbei had left a deep impression on him,
Who would have thought that in just twenty years, the once mighty Marquis, who had beheaded enemy kings and defended the northern borders, would be reduced to such a frail and skeletal state?
A great sadness surged in Doctor Fu’s heart.
Men did not shed tears easily, unless they were truly heartbroken.
Doctor Fu’s eyes turned red, “How… how could he be like this…… how could he be like this……”
Su Xiaoxiao couldn’t empathize with Doctor Fu, but from the doctor’s perspective, this patient had indeed suffered a lot of pain and suffering.
When he was young, he didn’t take good care of his body, accumulating numerous old and new injuries.
Some wounds had been repeatedly torn open and healed with unsightly scars.
Some of the certain injuries would leave sequelae, repeatedly tormenting his body during countless cold and damp nights.
And beyond these injuries, he was also suffering from illness.
It was hard to imagine the state of his battered and broken body.
Su Xiaoxiao calmly took his pulse, then took out a stethoscope from the small medical kit bag that Liu Ping had prepared for her and listened to his heart and lungs.
Arrhythmia*......
She then took out a sphygmomanometer, rolled up his sleeve, and measured his blood pressure.
Low blood pressure.
Next, Su Xiaoxiao used her fingers, gently opened his eyelids, and used a small flashlight to check his pupils.
His pupils were equal in size, but the corneal reflex was nearly absent, and he had no reaction to light.
His current situation was between moderate and severe coma.
Without intervention, he would lose his brain stem reflexes, leading to deep coma, potential respiratory failure, cardiac arrest, or even brain death.
Su Xiaoxiao then examined his fingers.
Her composed and methodical approach helped Doctor Fu pull himself out of his sorrowful thoughts.
“Please wait outside, Young Master Su.”
Su Mo glanced at Doctor Fu, obviously thinking that this was Doctor Fu’s intention.
Doctor Fu thought to himself, ‘why are you looking at me ah, I’m here for formality, tagging along to learn new things.’
He calmly said, “That’s right, when I treat my patient, I don’t like people to disturb me.”
Oh My God, he was talking to the future heir of the Marquis of Zhenbei rudely, would he even be able to leave the capital alive?
Su Mo remained composed, he withdrew his foot, and said to Doctor Fu, “Then, I will leave it to Doctor Fu.”
Doctor Fu broke into a cold sweat.
That really scared him to death……
Su Xiaoxiao closed the door and firmly locked it.
Su Mo stared at the tightly closed door, suppressing his anxiety as he silently waited.
The young servant beside him was utterly confused.
Even the imperial doctor didn’t put on such airs, why was my master being kept outside?
Inside the room, the air was full with the strong scent of medicine.
With the doors and windows tightly shut, the smell couldn't dissipate, making people feel dizzy.
Su Xiaoxiao opened the window.
Doctor Fu said, “Can the Old Marquis withstand the wind? The capital is still very cold.”
Su Xiaoxiao held the support pole against the window and said, “The ward needs to maintain proper ventilation, and a slight breeze won’t hurt.”
The curtain of the bed was fully draped. It was covered from all sides and stuffy. Even a healthy person would feel suffocated under such conditions.
-Bed with the curtain in ancient china
Su Xiaoxiao lifted the curtains and hooked it up.
Doctor Fu came over to help hang up the other half’s curtains.
A thin and aged appearance of the patient caught the eyes of the two of them.
When Doctor Fu was young, he had seen the Old Marquis, although it was only a few times.
The majestic, sturdy, and strong Old Marquis of Zhenbei had left a deep impression on him,
Who would have thought that in just twenty years, the once mighty Marquis, who had beheaded enemy kings and defended the northern borders, would be reduced to such a frail and skeletal state?
A great sadness surged in Doctor Fu’s heart.
Men did not shed tears easily, unless they were truly heartbroken.
Doctor Fu’s eyes turned red, “How… how could he be like this…… how could he be like this……”
Su Xiaoxiao couldn’t empathize with Doctor Fu, but from the doctor’s perspective, this patient had indeed suffered a lot of pain and suffering.
When he was young, he didn’t take good care of his body, accumulating numerous old and new injuries.
Some wounds had been repeatedly torn open and healed with unsightly scars.
Some of the certain injuries would leave sequelae, repeatedly tormenting his body during countless cold and damp nights.
And beyond these injuries, he was also suffering from illness.
It was hard to imagine the state of his battered and broken body.
Su Xiaoxiao calmly took his pulse, then took out a stethoscope from the small medical kit bag that Liu Ping had prepared for her and listened to his heart and lungs.
Arrhythmia*......
It matched with the pulse.*Arrhythmia (also called dysrhythmia) is an abnormal heartbeat. Arrhythmia can start in different parts of your heart and they can be too fast, too slow, or just irregular. An arrhythmia disrupts the way heartbeat signals normally travel through your heart.
She then took out a sphygmomanometer, rolled up his sleeve, and measured his blood pressure.
-Stethoscope
-Sphygmomanometer / Blood pressure monitor
-using sphygmomanometer
Low blood pressure.
Next, Su Xiaoxiao used her fingers, gently opened his eyelids, and used a small flashlight to check his pupils.
His pupils were equal in size, but the corneal reflex was nearly absent, and he had no reaction to light.
His current situation was between moderate and severe coma.
Without intervention, he would lose his brain stem reflexes, leading to deep coma, potential respiratory failure, cardiac arrest, or even brain death.
Su Xiaoxiao then examined his fingers.
Her composed and methodical approach helped Doctor Fu pull himself out of his sorrowful thoughts.
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