What are some of the strange things that doctors encounter when taking medical histories?

It's a heart-wrenching story. I was interning in pediatrics at the time and met a newborn with multi-organ failure. It was the hottest time in July, and when the child was brought in, he complained of refusing to eat for 2 days.

As soon as you enter the door, it is a huge swaddling cloth, how big is it, basically the size of a large yoga ball. The child's mother was dressed in winter cotton pajamas and smelled of something indescribable. After uncovering the ten layers of swaddling clothes, we finally saw a newborn baby that was very special and very small.

When the professor checked, the child's grandmother rushed up and wrapped it in swaddling clothes, and only a little leaked out for the professor to see. The professor frowned at the first glance and hurriedly arranged for the newborn to be admitted to the neonatal department. Less than 24 hours after hospitalization, the child was gone.

During the inspection, the family members kept asking what was wrong, and the professor was very fierce: What's the matter, you don't know, adults have to go to the ICU even if they are wrapped in a ten-layer quilt for half a month at this temperature. Later, I learned that the child's grandmother did not allow the mother to use the air conditioner, and threatened not to see the child in the future, so that the mother and the child were dressed according to the winter standards.

The pregnant woman is just a prickly heat with local ** infection, but the child is no longer due to multiple organ failure. Pitiful, pathetic, hateful.

Once in the emergency class, there was a fight between two groups of people at night, and after the fight, the front and back feet came to me for stitches, I saw that the atmosphere was not right and called the security guards, and the security guards asked them to go out to solve something, and then the two groups of people found a large number of people in the hospital courtyard outside the emergency department and started to do it again, more than 50 people in a scuffle. I went out to take a look and said stop fighting, I have called the police! One person said while fighting, "Doctor, don't worry about this!"

We'll get you stitches after we're done! I heard my brother say that in the past, a gangster was cut to the emergency department for stitches, carrying a mountain knife, and after entering the door, he slashed on the doctor's table, saying: "Doctor, I was cut by someone, but I have no money."

My senior brother had a strong desire to survive at that time, and hurriedly said, "It's okay, it's okay, I'll sew it for you"!

I remember a doctor said that I was wonderful, in the third year of junior high school (four years ago), living in school, I had appendicitis at night, it hurt all night, the next morning, a little relieved, endured the pain, went to the cafeteria to grab my hand to eat, and then I couldn't bear it in class before I ran to the hospital, the doctor according to the symptoms, probably determined that it was appendicitis, said to do a B ultrasound first, confirmed it, the result could not be illuminated, he asked me: You won't have breakfast, right? I said yes, and he said it was the first time he had seen appendicitis and had to endure the pain of breakfast.

Actually, it's because my roommate has just had appendicitis surgery, and he hasn't been discharged from the hospital yet, so I think how can I have appendicitis, which is so coincidental, I thought it was an ordinary stomach ache.

When I was a graduate student, I met a patient in his 40s, who was a gangster, who said that he had been in a psychiatric hospital many times, usually had diabetes, blood sugar was more than 20, and always had to eat white sugar, and he ate it directly in his mouth, and always complained that his mother had inherited diabetes to him, and one night he actually took his lover to the ward for the night. After the results of his infectious disease came out, he showed that he was positive for syphilis antibodies, he was afraid that his mother would know and worry, so he specially told me not to tell my mother, and his temper was still hot, and everyone in Corey was too lazy to pay attention to him, only I couldn't help it, because my tutor was a doctor in charge and was very busy, so I had to face him every day, but there was no contradiction between the two of us, and there was zero difficulty in communication, I once thought that I also had mental ......

I am a grassroots doctor, and individual poor households in rural areas are really self-exterminating, getting sick, arrogantly saying that they are poor households, asking the hospital to be free of charge, including food and accommodation... I often complain about the small subsidy given by **, and hope that our doctors can harm them a little less... I really didn't even dare to prescribe a check-up for them, because when I was discharged from the hospital, I ran away, didn't pay the bill or stayed in the hospital, and the situation of not being discharged from the hospital happened from time to time.

A colleague's experience, the night shift of the emergency internal medicine department, a mother came to the clinic with her 15-year-old son, asked to test her son for jaundice, and saw that the young man's general condition was very good, so she asked why she wanted to test for jaundice? The mother replied: When the child was born, the doctor said that he was a little jaundice, but he didn't care about it at the time, and then he forgot about it.

I suddenly remembered this tonight, and I didn't feel at ease, so I wanted to come and test one.

This is a case I have made from the self-compiled skills textbook of the good doctor medical examination for you to see, their summary is very good, and there are many formulas that can be scored directly into it, but it is an internal textbook, you can answer the questions in this order through this example, and the basic score is very high.