Driven by his professional sensitivity as a doctor, Li Jingsheng realized that the daughter's frequent coughing was definitely abnormal.
Moreover, his current level of respiratory diagnosis had reached Master Level, a complete notch above his previous skills in diagnosing respiratory diseases.
He could almost determine a person's health status, whether seriously ill or not, just by listening to the cough, observing the facial expressions during coughing, the effort involved, and whether the patient coughs up phlegm or blood.
Such diagnostic skills are seldom found in resident doctors.
One can only begin to fathom these mysteries at the Attending Level.
He faintly diagnosed that the woman's cough bore significant similarity to the elderly man's.
After coughing, the woman's face was slightly flushed.
