1. Surgeons
Mainly medical workers who diagnose surgical diseases and provide surgical treatment for patients. By analyzing the patient's medical history, allergic reactions to medicines, physical condition and examination results, he or she confirms the necessity of surgery and makes a plan to perform the surgery and carries out the operation.
An analysis of the patient's medical history, allergic reaction to medication, physical condition, and examination results confirms the need for surgery, and a plan is developed and implemented.
2. Internists
Internists are professionals who diagnose internal diseases and provide non-surgical treatment to patients. By questioning and recording patients, prescribing relevant laboratory tests when necessary, and analyzing and judging the reports of the auxiliary tests prescribed, he or she proposes means of treatment and prevention, health care programs, and writes prescriptions.
The treatments are mainly medication, but also include the use of medical equipment and devices to provide physical therapy, oxygen infusion, nutritional support, blood transfusion, hemostasis, and alternative therapies.
3, dermatologist
Dermatologists are mainly responsible for the treatment of skin-related diseases such as: pathogenic infections, occupational, physical, photosensitive, neurological dysfunction, erythema, connective tissue disease and related immune diseases.
4, radiologists
Radiologists are responsible for general X-rays, computerized tomography (CT), and magnetic *** vibration imaging (MRI) and other medical imaging work, to provide diagnostic support for clinicians.
Modern medicine provides very good protection facilities, almost minimizing the risk of receiving radiation, which does not cause too much impact on health. Benefits are generous, with a free medical check-up once a year, one month's radiological leave and government healthcare allowance.
5, Chinese medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine (Traditional Chinese Medicine), generally refers to the Chinese Han working people to create traditional medicine-based medicine, so also known as Han medicine. It is a discipline that studies the physiology and pathology of the human body, as well as the diagnosis and prevention of diseases.
Chinese medicine takes yin and yang and the five elements as its theoretical basis, regards the human body as a unity of qi, form and god, and through the method of "looking, sniffing, questioning and cutting" and the four diagnostic methods, it explores the cause of the disease, the nature of the disease, its location, analyzes the mechanism of the disease and the changes in the five viscera and six bowels, the meridians and joints, and the qi, blood, and fluids of the human body, judges the evil and the positive and the growth of the disease, and then comes up with the name of the disease, and summarizes the type of the evidence. It is a good idea to summarize the types of evidence.
With the principle of diagnosis and treatment, we formulate the treatment methods of "sweating, spitting, lowering, and, warming, clearing, tonifying, eliminating", and use various treatment methods such as traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, cupping, qigong, and dietary therapy, so as to make the human body achieve the reconciliation of yin and yang and recover.