"Teacher Liu, do you think the patient has a neurological disease?"
Li Hao asked.
"It's hard to say for sure at the moment, but with the heart and lungs ruled out and so few symptoms present, we can only lean towards a neurological judgment," Liu Banxia said.
"The patient is in decent shape and hasn't experienced rapid weight loss; otherwise, we might consider an HIV screening. The current situation is really challenging to assess."
"Director Liu, Doctor Li, the patient's parents have arrived," the nurse approached at this moment.
Liu Banxia nodded, "You should go and provide an introduction. You'll need to adapt to these tasks soon; your time to handle admissions independently is running out."
Li Hao nodded in acknowledgment.
This is also a tricky situation; if the patient's condition were clearer, it would be much easier. With so many tests done and the situation still unresolved, dealing with difficult relatives can lead to complaints.
