However, Xu Ze felt the pulse for a long time, but he could only get a string pulse. He was really not sure whether it was counted, slippery, etc...

"Xiao Dao... do you have any idea about this?" Xu Ze frowned and thought for a long time, and finally turned to Xiao Dao helplessly for help; but now he was not sure whether Xiao Dao, as a future medical auxiliary system, would be able to

Know this stuff?

Sure enough, Xiaodao replied very depressedly: "This...I don't have the corresponding virtual data in my database. I can't make an accurate judgment based on the text data I just found..."

Hearing Xiao Dao's words, Xu Ze could only sigh helplessly and began to continue working hard...

The seniors who were watching expectantly looked at Xu Zeqing frowning, taking the patient's pulse and not letting go for a long time. At this time, they all knew that this young man was probably encountering a problem.

Already…

However, everyone secretly sighed. Although the young man in front of them had good theoretical research on Chinese medicine, he was a practitioner of Western medicine after all. How could he so easily understand the pulse condition, the most difficult thing to learn in Chinese medicine?

The rookies who had already passed the test were looking at Xu Ze with curiosity and dissatisfaction. They were really confused. The man in front of them had performed well in the theory test, but how could he do it here?

Has the pulse been stuck for so long? Could it be that he is studying Chinese medicine and has not even learned the most important pulse science? Or is this patient's pulse really weird and difficult to judge?

The rookies were a little skeptical, but they didn't dare to really think it was the first reason, because this rookie assessment, which only happens once a year, and only has a few places at a time, is not just for fun; these senior teachers don't care about their disciples.

If you have enough confidence, you will definitely not easily recommend taking this assessment.

If he didn't even learn pulse science, how could the senior teacher allow him to participate? Then it must be that this patient's pulse is really difficult to grasp, so the rookie named Xu Ze in front of him was so hesitant...

Thinking of this, the rookies all secretly rejoiced that they had not selected this patient. If this patient's pulse was so difficult to determine, then they might make a fool of themselves in this assessment...

It's a pity that they are looking for excuses for Xu Ze, but they don't know that Xu Ze really doesn't understand pulse science... that's why it's so difficult to make a decision...

Xu Ze frowned and thought for a long time, but he actually came up with a trick.

There are only a few types of cholelithiasis, and each of these types has its own unique pulse, symptoms and signs that can be used to judge. Since you can't determine the pulse yourself, you can also use other symptoms and signs to help determine which type of patient this is.

type.

As long as you understand the type, you only need to ask what type of pulse is recorded in the data, and you will probably be right...

So Xu Ze quickly turned a corner and began to avoid the pulse to diagnose the patient's type...

In addition to upper abdominal pain, this patient also has a bitter taste in the mouth, aversion to oil, and fever. His tongue coating is slightly yellow, but the tongue coating is not thick, so the tongue coating should be thin and yellow...

Hmm...bitterness in the mouth, fever, and thin yellow coating; there are no other symptoms of tight stools or yellow and greasy tongue coating. Comparing with the information just passed by the knife, the most consistent one is the liver stagnation and qi stagnation type, and several other types.

They are all somewhat different from this...

This type should be correct. Xu Ze was overjoyed. He finally determined the type. The pulse recorded in the type data is just a string... There is no sliding or counting... Then it will be simple now.

, just answer the pulse string directly, it should not be wrong...

As for the diagnosis and basis of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as treatment principles, etc., after he completed the type identification, that is, dialectics, there were no more problems... As long as he answered based on those standard information, there would naturally be no big problems...

Xu Ze was about to stand up to indicate that he had finished the examination, but suddenly he was shocked. He suddenly remembered that he had just been focusing on dealing with the traditional Chinese medicine examination, but he had forgotten that in western medicine, in addition to abdominal pain caused by gallstones, there were other diseases that needed to be treated.

distinguish…
Chapter completed!