The internship life of grounding gas is over, and everyone must have gained growth and achievements. The most critical step at this time is to write an internship summary. Have you figured out how to write the internship summary? The following is a summary of graduation practice of traditional Chinese medicine that I helped you organize. It is for reference only and I hope it will help you.
1 The three-month internship is over. I was confused and ignorant, but now I am full of food. I bid farewell to my pharmaceutical internship and student days forever. During this time, I have gained a lot, knowledge, technology and experience.
On the first day of entering the factory, the company leaders arranged for all interns to train in the conference room. First, let us know the layout of factories and workshops, familiar with relevant principles, and introduce us to the drugs produced in each workshop and the workshop leaders. Then, the managers of various departments explain to us the knowledge of health care products, workshop technology, safety, fire protection and corporate culture, which makes us familiar with the drug production process and the material flow in each workshop. We strengthened the study of gmp knowledge and safety knowledge, and combined theory with practice. After training these knowledge, we were assigned to various departments to start internships. I was assigned to the solid preparation workshop of the production department. Clear the field as soon as you enter the workshop and practice 6s yourself. Then he was assigned to the post of particle packaging, learning the knowledge of particle packaging machine from the master, and then learning a lot of tablet press and tablet pressing technology from the tablet pressing master. It is found that such a small flat plate needs so many technological processes to make it successfully. During the nine-month internship, each of our freshmen checked in every day like real employees, had their own work clothes and work logs, and felt that they were no longer students. Like office workers, they get up early every morning, change their work clothes in the workshop on time and start working. Let me make a simple summary of my work since my internship:
First, ideological discipline.
During the internship, I strictly abide by the company's rules and regulations, go to work on time, don't be absent from work casually, be serious and responsible for my work, approach the company actively, abide by the law at ordinary times, care for public property, be helpful, have harmonious interpersonal relationships, actively participate in various training activities carried out by the company, and actively express my views during the training period.
Second, strict requirements, establish a good image.
Actively ask for progress at work, follow the master from the basics, from cleaning the floor and walls to cleaning the machine, work hard, remember to start from small things, start from the side, the workshop is poor in hygiene, and I don't bring a broom to sweep it myself, so I turn off the lights in any room when no one is around. I practice "6s" in the workshop and understand its importance. Help the master to remove the black spots on the bovine colostrum calcium tablets, and realize Yu Shiwei's professional work attitude: strive for perfection and do things with heart.
Third, correct the attitude towards life and keep in mind the job responsibilities.
People pay more and more attention to a healthy and civilized attitude towards life. As contemporary college students, we should have a more positive attitude towards life and a stronger will, face the reality correctly and have a high sense of responsibility for ourselves and society. During the internship, the workshop temperature often reaches more than 30 degrees Celsius, and the material hurts when it is added to the arm; The strong smell of wine in the granulating room choked me ... We all complained about the pain, but we didn't flinch. Watching the pills come out of the machine one by one, we smiled with satisfaction, no longer afraid of being dirty and tired, and we did every job meticulously and never slacked off.
Fourth, deal with interpersonal relationships and care about everyone around you.
Good interpersonal relationship is an important condition for our progress and development. Therefore, as a contemporary college student, I am helping and guiding people around me to make progress while dealing with my interpersonal relationship.
Summary of graduation practice of traditional Chinese medicine 2 For a student who has been staying in school without social experience, the strange environment makes me very uneasy. Fortunately, every teacher I met in the company I went to gave me the most sincere help, tolerated my mistakes, even helped me correct them and gave me encouragement. I regard myself as a member of the team and really feel the joy of working together to complete the work.
From the first day of my internship, I made a record, recording what happened bit by bit, with gains and lessons. Now that the internship is over, I open my notebook again. I see my progress and find the help of the company internship, and teach me some similar truths from different jobs. Thank you. On the first day of internship, I came to the Chinese herbal medicine company and listened to the introduction of experienced teachers. Many medicinal plants have high research and development value. However, with our existing knowledge and vision, it is difficult to find medicinal materials with real research and development value. Therefore, in the future study and work, we should pay more attention to learning from the grassroots, expand our knowledge, do not limit ourselves to textbook knowledge, and communicate with the outside world more.
At the beginning of my internship, I realized the importance of being hard-working, diligent in learning and asking questions, and good at finding problems. A week later, I went to the traditional Chinese medicine dispensing room. After Mr. Zhang handed us over to the director, my internship officially began. Facing the room full of traditional Chinese medicine, it reminds me of ancient pharmacies, drawer-type medicine boxes, pickaxes for weighing medicines, familiar names of medicinal materials, and even the sound of pounding medicines from time to time. Everything showed me the mystery of herbs. I think I like this place. The Chinese pharmacy is very small, and Chinese medicine and herbs are separated by an aisle. Generally, the preparation of herbs takes longer and is not patient-oriented. Pricing and charging are concentrated in the lobby. This exercise started with the requirement of remembering the names and locations of herbs. From the helplessness of the teacher grasping a pair of medicine to the calmness of completing a prescription alone, I got too many things. No one will be embarrassed by taking the wrong medicine, but I will. Plantago seeds should be wrapped in cloth and fried separately, but it is very troublesome to take medicine for the first time and fry them together with other decoction pieces. I want to tell people that dispensing medicine is not simply taking medicine. It is a system, a process, from pricing and payment to weighing, checking and distributing drugs. Every medicine delivered to patients is the result of everyone's efforts in the whole Chinese medicine dispensing room. During the two weeks of work, I began to understand the benefits and necessity of teamwork, learn to cooperate with others, learn to think clearly, work leisurely and keep it in mind. It was also here that I was educated and began to pay attention to details. If I want to do well and achieve proficiency, I must find the details and practice deliberately. I need to study hard from the gesture and posture of holding the clapper to the cooperation of my hands when I open the medicine bag and pour the medicine.
Learn to observe, be careful and calm, that's what I learned. In the second month of my internship, I went to the medicinal materials processing workshop. Learning process. Firstly, cleaning, screening cleaning and washing cleaning; Dry or slice the cleaned medicinal materials in the shade. Secondly, cutting, that is, wetting the medicinal materials, and then cutting into pieces; Or baking, pulverizing, etc. ; Drying and making into decoction pieces. Finally, packaging, vacuum or nitrogen-filled packaging. The low-temperature drying temperature is 50-90℃ ... While watching the operators operate the machinery and equipment, the technicians introduce the processing technology of medicinal materials and the correct storage method of Chinese herbal pieces, and visit the Chinese herbal medicine warehouse to realize the importance of correctly storing medicinal materials. I find that professional knowledge is very important, but the accumulated experience in work is also very important. In the production base of Ophiopogon japonicus, we learned about the cultivation, processing and sales of Ophiopogon japonicus. Ophiopogon japonicus, as a common Chinese medicine, has gradually expanded into the field of health care products, and its huge market potential provides us with room for Chinese medicine workers to play. The cultivation, processing and sales of Jiangyou and Fuzi have given me a deeper understanding of the cultivation of Chinese herbal medicines. Aconite is not only widely used in clinical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, but also widely used in people's diet. As a medicated diet, it has been accepted and loved by people. It enables people to enjoy delicious food and keep healthy at the same time, so the broad market prospect of aconite is also worthy of our attention. In the last month of internship, I went to the Chinese medicine preparation room. There are not many hands-on opportunities in the preparation room, but Mr. Zhang told us a lot and gained a lot.
It's the first time I heard about total intravenous nutrient solution, which is mainly used to give nutritional support and help postoperative recovery. This contradicts the definition of drugs in my memory, which is very cultured. The first time I saw the laboratory-level dispensing room; For the first time, I personally prepared medical preparation and so on, and I was deeply impressed by the special requirements of hygiene: I mop the floor first when I come to the office every day, then wash the table with alcohol, and wear shoes when I enter the door, which always feels like staying in the laboratory. The biggest gain is to talk to the teacher about the knowledge of total intravenous nutrient solution and observe the layout of the clean room on the spot. I have broadened my horizons here and come into contact with many things that have no concept in the past or only exist in books. This is the harvest. Hands-on operation, field experience, knowledge of every tiny link. The ultimate function of Chinese herbal medicine is to cure diseases and preserve health, but to achieve this goal, we must operate the market and generate economic benefits in the market. Only by generating economic benefits can we promote and promote the further development of Chinese herbal medicine. Therefore, the understanding of the market is something we should strengthen after finishing our major. Internship is a preview before entering the society, allowing mistakes and giving you enough opportunities to correct them; But when you really step into the society, no one will forgive you, and the price of making mistakes is often losing your job. Thank you again for your tolerance, experience and encouragement. I will bring everything I have learned to my future work and base myself on the society with diligence and wisdom. Through this internship, I have learned a lot that I can't learn in class, and I have increased my knowledge and benefited a lot. Through practice, I have deepened my knowledge in some textbooks and gained a lot of practical experience. In addition, I also realized the lack and simplicity of some of my knowledge, and encouraged myself to study better and grasp the direction in the future.
In a word, this internship has exercised myself and added a lot of fresh vitality to my life! Finally, thanks to the school and teachers for providing us with this valuable internship opportunity! Although the three-month internship was short, I learned a lot. It is important to learn professional knowledge well, but it is more important to practice, learn and accumulate experience in the workplace. It is necessary to know the major, but it is also indispensable to strengthen the study of various knowledge and skills outside the major and understand the society. Choose a job according to your own characteristics and the needs of society. It is my goal to be a comprehensive talents adapted to society. What I saw and heard in this internship made me gain a lot, which laid the foundation for future internship and work and accumulated experience. While gaining a lot, I also sincerely thank the leaders and teachers for their careful arrangements, their concern and care for us, and their dedication to us!
Summary of graduation practice of traditional Chinese medicine 3 In a blink of an eye, four years of college will be over, with only one year left. I am very ignorant of the ups and downs of society, and I have never been a student or worked in society before. This is terrible. Finally, I had a chance to practice in society before I entered the society. Of course, I couldn't let go and went to practice happily. I hope I can understand the hardships of working life before graduation, and I will not be independent when I step into society after graduation.
After the internship, I feel that this summer vacation has been extremely rich. The biggest gain is that I really got in touch with the social departments related to Chinese pharmacy for the first time and conducted short-term social practice activities. This activity let me personally experience the workflow of this major, as if it were a simulation of workplace life, which benefited a lot.
Through a good junior high school classmate, I contacted the Chinese medicine hospital for internship. My classmate's major is pharmacy (the direction of Chinese medicine). During the Chinese New Year reunion this year, I heard her talk about her 14-day internship experience in Chinese medicine hospital. I was so excited that I said I would join them in the summer vacation.
At the beginning of August, I came to the Chinese medicine hospital to report with my counselor's confirmation letter and good friends. Go to the science and education department first and tell the doctors there that we are short-term internship students, and then the science and education department will write a letter of introduction to the accounting department and the pharmacy department to explain our purpose. After paying the fee in the finance department, a teacher Li took us to the Chinese pharmacy to get familiar with the environment.
I started to work formally the next day. Although our internship period is very short, the content of the internship is no different from other senior interns. Go to work with the exclusive tutor at the same time every day, assist the teacher to get medicine in the pharmacy, and make up the missing medicinal materials in time when you have time.
I still remember a few days after I first arrived at the pharmacy, and I was very unfamiliar with the location of medicinal materials. Once I had to beg the teacher to take medicine blindly, which was annoying. So in my spare time, I will copy down the names of medicinal materials in order with paper, and then turn around the medicine tray, deliberately remember the position of the medicine, and even come up with an association method, such as numbering the medicine tray from below and associating the number with the medicine name for a few days, and I will have a general impression of the position of the medicine.
Then a few days later, I entered another stage. Because we haven't studied Chinese medicine, I'm not very clear about the medicinal properties of medicinal materials. At first, the teacher taught me the classification method of medicinal materials, and then unconsciously, when I saw this medicine again, I would naturally think of the last hint and recall the location of this medicine.
Time passed quickly in the pharmacy. I stood in the middle of the medicine tray and insisted on taking medicine every day. In fact, I think this is a very mechanical job, and there is no professionalism at all. Anyone who can read and remember the location can be qualified for such a job. Every day, teachers in pharmacies talk about different topics, and sometimes they get angry and even scold a few words, but I think this is also because the work itself has little fun and potential.
The four-day internship brought me close contact with Chinese medicine for the first time. I recorded all the medicinal materials in the pharmacy of traditional Chinese medicine hospital, and also kept most of the commonly used medicinal materials in mind. Knowing more than 300 kinds of commonly used medicinal materials, I think this is my greatest gain.
Summary of graduation practice of traditional Chinese medicine 4 xx College Pharmacy started graduation practice this semester. At 9: 30 in the morning, five of us students came to the First People's Hospital of xx to start our six-month internship.
I think that as a pharmaceutical major, it is far from enough to learn only books, so we can't apply what we have learned. Only by combining theory with practice can we learn what we have learned well. When I first came to work in the hospital, the teacher explained to me the management of traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese patent medicine, western medicine, non-medicine and some instruments in the hospital pharmacy, which gave us a general understanding and understanding of the internship tasks in the hospital.
On the first day of practice, we came to the traditional Chinese medicine dispensing room. After teacher Zhang handed us over to the director, my internship officially began. Facing the room full of traditional Chinese medicine, it reminds me of ancient pharmacies, drawer-type medicine boxes, warehouses for weighing medicines, familiar names of medicinal materials, and even the sound of smashing medicines from time to time. Everything shows me the mystery of Chinese herbal medicine. I think I like this place.
The Chinese pharmacy is very small, and Chinese medicine and herbs are separated by an aisle. Generally, the preparation of herbs takes longer and is not patient-oriented. Pricing and charging are concentrated in the lobby. This exercise started with the requirement of remembering the names and locations of herbs. From the helplessness of the teacher grasping a pair of medicine to the calmness of completing a prescription alone, I got too many things. No one will be embarrassed by taking the wrong medicine, but I will. Plantago seeds should be wrapped in cloth and fried separately, but it is very troublesome to take medicine for the first time and fry them together with other decoction pieces. I want to tell people that dispensing medicine is not simply taking medicine. It is a system and process from pricing and payment to weighing, inspection and dispensing. Every drug delivered to patients is the result of the efforts of all the people in the whole Chinese medicine dispensing room.
During my two weeks working here, I began to understand the advantages and necessity of teamwork, learned to cooperate with others, learned to work clearly and unhurriedly, and remembered and strictly implemented all aspects of the process. It was also here that I was educated and began to pay attention to details. If I want to do well and achieve proficiency, I must find the details and practice deliberately. I need to study hard from the gesture and posture of holding the clapper to the cooperation of my hands when I open the medicine bag and pour the medicine. Learn to observe, be careful and calm, that's what I learned.
During the internship, I strictly abide by the labor discipline and hospital management system, consciously restrain myself with the strict requirements of medical students' norms, work hard in the heat, and basically realize error-free accidents. After work, take the initiative to answer questions such as the location of departments and the steps of seeking medical treatment for patients who come to the hospital, and actively maintain the good image of the College of Pharmacy. And theory with practice, not afraid of making mistakes, humbly seeking advice, discussing prescription problems with teachers and analyzing prescriptions, greatly expanding their knowledge, enriching their thinking methods and realizing the real significance of internship; Not only that, we seriously standardized the operation technology, skillfully used the operation methods and processes learned in the ordinary experimental class, actively cooperated with the teaching teachers, and tried our best to improve the daily practice work, which left a deep impression on the teaching teachers and recorded my little experience in the work through the practice notes. Because of my initiative, diligence and good communication skills between doctors and patients, all departments have given me high praise.
Through practice, I have a better understanding of the work of Chinese and western pharmacies and the tasks of drug storeroom and preparation room. During the internship, our down-to-earth work style, studious work attitude and open-minded learning spirit won the unanimous praise of the teaching teachers. Internship is a preview before entering the society. After experiencing all the pains and joys of internship, I found myself growing. In the future, I will step into the society and take part in the work. When I leave Jiujiang University, I will bear in mind the school motto of "study hard, respect morality and help students" and shoulder the mission and responsibility of Chinese medicine workers. Work is worthy of occupation and work is worthy of the country.
As a medical student, practicing in the hospital for half a year is a very important part of students' practical teaching. Through practice, students can not only combine their basic theoretical knowledge and professional knowledge with production practice, but more importantly, social practice enables college students to know themselves and improve themselves, which are inseparable and complement each other. Trees should be useful, not in the greenhouse, but in fertile soil to absorb the essence of heaven, earth, sun and moon, and stand the test of wind, frost, rain and snow. In order to become a talent, college students should not only "hear the wind, rain and sound" in the ivory tower of the university, but also experience themselves in the vast world of society, so as to "care about family affairs, state affairs, what's going on in the world and everything" and truly grow into social talents in the social practice of knowing themselves, perfecting themselves, knowing the society and serving the society.
In addition, as a pharmaceutical student, I deeply feel that there is still a big gap between theoretical knowledge and specific production practice during my visit and study. This requires us to pay more attention to the combination of book content and practical application in our future study and life, and make solid preparations for future employment.
At the end of last semester, the students majoring in traditional Chinese medicine in our school, led by several leaders and teachers of the College of Pharmacy, conducted a week-long visit and practice, mainly learning about the cultivation, feeding and processing of medicinal plants and animals on the spot, collecting and making plant specimens by themselves, and visiting a pharmaceutical factory and the museum of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In this activity, I learned a lot of knowledge and experience that I couldn't learn from textbooks, benefited a lot, and found my own knowledge and ability.
In Emei Mountain, after listening to the introduction of experienced teachers, there are many medicinal plants with great research and development value. However, with our existing knowledge and vision, it is difficult to find medicinal materials with real research and development value. Therefore, in the future study and work, we should pay more attention to learning from the grassroots and expand our knowledge, not limited to textbook knowledge and communication with the outside world. At the beginning of my internship, I realized the importance of being hardworking, studious and good at finding problems.
After leaving Emei Mountain, we went to a Chinese herbal medicine decoction piece factory in Mianyang. While watching the operators operate the machinery and equipment, the technicians introduced the processing flow of Chinese herbal medicines and the correct storage methods of Chinese herbal medicines, and visited the Chinese herbal medicine warehouse. I realized the importance of correctly storing Chinese herbal medicines, from which I found that professional knowledge is important, but accumulated experience is also very important. Therefore, in the future practice, we should be good at observation and consult more experienced teachers.
In the production base of Ophiopogon japonicus in Santai County, Mianyang, we learned about the planting, processing and sales of Ophiopogon japonicus. Ophiopogon japonicus, as a common Chinese medicine, has gradually expanded into the field of health care products, and its huge market potential provides us with a space for practicing Chinese medicine. The cultivation, processing and sales of Jiangyou and Fuzi have given me a deeper understanding of the cultivation of Chinese herbal medicines. Besides being widely used in clinical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, it is also used in people's diet. As a medicated diet, it has been accepted and loved by people. It keeps people healthy while enjoying delicious food. Therefore, the broad market prospect of Aconitum is also very worthwhile. At the sika deer base in Dujiangyan, the teacher introduced the breeding of sika deer and bear, the acquisition process of antlers and bear bile, and visited their product trading market.
The last stop is Chengdu. First of all, I visited the museum of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and learned a lot about ancient culture and many Chinese herbal medicines. Then I came to the lotus pond Chinese herbal medicine market, where I came into contact with the sale of Chinese herbal medicine as a commodity. The ultimate function of Chinese herbal medicine is to treat diseases and maintain health. However, to achieve this goal, we must operate the market and generate economic benefits in the market. Only by generating economic benefits can we promote and promote the further development of Chinese herbal medicine. Therefore, while studying majors, we should strengthen our understanding of the market.
Although the six-day internship is very short, I learned a lot. It is very important to learn professional knowledge well. But in the workplace practice, it is more important to learn and accumulate experience. It is necessary to know the major, but it is also indispensable to strengthen the study of various knowledge and skills outside the major and understand the society. Choose a job according to your own characteristics and social needs. It is my goal to be a comprehensive talents adapted to society. What I saw and heard in this internship made me gain a lot, which laid the foundation for future internship and work and accumulated experience. At the same time, I sincerely thank the leaders and teachers for their careful arrangements, their care and care, their dedication to us, their painstaking efforts to accompany us in the hot July internship, and their great help during the internship.
Summary of graduation practice of traditional Chinese medicine 6 Unconsciously, I ended my internship in the First Affiliated Hospital. This is also my first real clinical experience in four years in college. For me, everything is so fresh, leaving those rough books and facing a living patient, I also acted as a fake doctor. We received simple training before the next course, but these trainings are far from enough for us who have never been exposed to clinical work. We still need to adapt and learn a lot. I summed up my experience in learning internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine as follows:
1. Inheritance, innovation, civilization and pragmatism. The short eight words of the school motto are eternal memories before entering and leaving the school gate, which need too much inheritance. The spirit of the predecessors is the most important, then the way of thinking, and finally the medicine and so on. Innovation, thinking mode and medical innovation, civilization, modesty and rationality, pragmatism and down-to-earth. No matter what line or industry you do, you should do well at your feet. I think these eight words are not only used to study medicine. In this way, this university didn't go for nothing.
2. medical care. At present, too many diseases start from the heart. We can only treat people's body and mind, but this is a huge and slim project. During my study, I have been thinking about this problem constantly. How to treat people's hearts? Looking at people with Buddha's heart, everyone is a Buddha, and machines look at people. Everyone is a demon, and a hundred flowers blossom, and buddha magic has thoughts. The world is full of knowledge and the cultivation of human feelings is an article. The final answer is to realize the truth with self-nature. I want to be an example, not an example of the times and history, but my own. If you do well, you will naturally be visited. If you ask him to visit, give him some advice and dispel doubts, you can naturally heal people's hearts. There is still a long way to go. Whether you are a doctor or not, you must have a doctor's heart.
3. objectives. There are many students who practice in the hospital, and there are also many students who plan to take the postgraduate entrance examination. This means that we should arrange our time reasonably. For me, internship is the first priority. After all, there is only one time, and time is precious and cannot be wasted. Because of this, I am determined to exercise myself well during my internship. No matter whether I become a doctor in the future, I must lay a solid foundation on the road of study to cope with all kinds of difficulties in my future life. It is important to set a goal during the internship. Without goals, we have no direction to make progress. My goal is to cultivate my clinical thinking, master the diagnosis and treatment of common clinical diseases and frequently-occurring diseases, master various clinical operation techniques and master emergency treatment, so that I can treat some miscellaneous diseases with integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. After setting a goal, work towards it. Doing things with goals is twice as effective as doing things without goals.
4. adapt. Studying in a hospital is different from studying in a classroom. Students who have just practiced may have a deep understanding. There are no classrooms, textbooks, homework and exams. I was dizzy at first, too. I don't think I can do too much, there is too much work waiting for us to do. I think: learn while doing, and doing is learning. Since clinical learning should be "practice first", it means that you have to do everything about diagnosis, rescue, observation and treatment. You spend most of your time working in departments instead of reading books, which requires us to adapt to clinical learning methods. It's not like some students say that working in the ward is busy and tiring, and you can't learn anything. In fact, this is an inappropriate method. My adaptation method is to combine clinical reading, go to work to see a doctor and read books after work; For example, when patients with rheumatoid arthritis come, I will first read this chapter on rheumatoid arthritis and master its diagnosis and treatment standards, and then observe the situation of patients with rheumatoid arthritis and compare it with books, books-practice-books-and then practice. Reading beforehand can guide your clinical practice, while reading afterwards can correct, supplement and deepen your clinical practice. For us interns who have just left school, studying in school is for learning, and studying in clinical work is for practice.
5. Pay attention to details. Working in the ward, we should not only remember the main symptoms, signs and auxiliary examinations of patients, but also remember the specific methods and all the treatment details: drug name, dosage form, dosage, route and method of administration, etc. This requires us to pay attention to the details. We should often make rounds, communicate with patients, understand the changes of patients' condition, their past history, drug allergy history and so on. Take blood pressure for patients with hypertension, make a diet plan for patients with diabetes, dress and change medicine for injured patients and so on.
6. Cultivate thinking. In clinical work, I think it is necessary to cultivate rigorous clinical thinking, which is what I lack. Clinical thinking is the basic thinking form for clinicians to form a preliminary clinical diagnosis and formulate a reasonable treatment plan after contacting patients, and it is the basic skill of clinicians. The key to correct clinical thinking is to cultivate rigorous clinical thinking, ask interns to ask detailed and correct medical history and physical examination, and grasp the relevant information of all diseases of patients as much as possible. Although there are many advanced examination equipment, auxiliary examination can only help diagnose and confirm the results, and only detailed medical history and reliable signs are the objective basis for reasonable analysis of diseases. In addition, strict logical thinking should be established. In the process of internship, we interns should be good at thinking and diligent in thinking, but we should avoid unscientific and imprecise "association". It is necessary to encode the patient information selectively, consider all aspects of "symptoms" in combination with the patient's main manifestations and related background factors, grasp the essence of the problem, and find relevant theories to explain in a limited way, and finally get the correct diagnosis and treatment plan.
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