The name is very elegant.

The prescription is even more casual.

It looks like a doctor should have.

Sloppy!

If Chen Cang hadn't been a doctor, he would have thought he would have something wrong, let alone the patient.

This patient is obviously hyperthyroidism, but the drug he prescribes is "tapazole"!

But, what is the thing written in this medical record?

"Dipazole" and "tapazole" are very similar in themselves.

How can there be no problem?

At this time, the old man's blood pressure came out.

The nurse hurriedly said, "Professor Chen, blood pressure, 65/45mmmmhg!"

When Chen Cang heard this, he took a deep breath and it turned out to be hypotension.

"Tapazole" is an antithyroid drug that treats hyperthyroidism.

"Dipazole" lowers blood pressure!

This sloppy font directly made the patient buy the wrong medicine!

Chen Cang began to think about how to explain!

...

ps: Sloppy prescriptions are actually a sin!

I don't agree with it very much. Of course, the power is limited and people are slight. I hope that my power will change some social problems.
Chapter completed!