Siheyuan: I eat melons while doing scientific research

Chapter 1163: Use it! Use it quickly! (First two chapters, two more to go)

Ticarcillin is a new type of antibiotic nowadays, but it is also a typical penicillin antibiotic. As you can tell from the name, anything with "Ticarcillin" in its name belongs to the penicillin family.

But what surprised Dr. Liu was that penicillins were supposed to have little effect on Pseudomonas maltophilia.

However, the instructions for this drug state very clearly that it is a drug that has antibacterial effects against methicillin-resistant pathogens, which means it may be effective against Pseudomonas maltophilia.

Maybe it's the Rod Chain-63 at the back? The weirder the name, the more likely it is to work.

Looking at this new drug called ticarcillin/rodendrocyte-63 combination, Dr. Liu felt a little hope.

However, the relationship between antibiotics and pathogenic bacteria is very complicated, and Dr. Liu is not sure that this thing can cure Pseudomonas maltophilia, so he just told the family very conservatively that there may be a little hope.

After all, Dr. Liu, who has been practicing medicine for many years, knows very well that the feeling of having hope shattered is a huge blow to the patient's family.

But for the patient's family, a little hope is everything. In any case, it is better than being helpless just now.

"Doctor Liu, please give it to my family member as soon as possible. Thank you so much." Without waiting for Doctor Liu to say anything else, the patient's family member showed a hint of joy on their faces, as if they had completely filtered out the uncertainty in Doctor Liu's words, such as "there may be a little hope."

"Wait a minute, this medicine is a little special. I need to explain it to you first." Doctor Liu knew very well where this medicine came from and did not rush to agree to use it.

The patient's family members clearly misunderstood: "Doctor Liu, this medicine is very expensive? Can't it be reimbursed by the company? It doesn't matter, we will pay for it ourselves, and we will sell everything we have to give it to my husband! Don't worry, we have money, we have money."

Doctor Liu shook his head: "No, don't worry, just listen to me slowly."

"Okay, okay, I'm listening." The family member calmed down a little. This was already very difficult.

"This medicine is a new drug that was just developed by the Medical University in Beijing. We were able to get it this time because it is currently undergoing trials and has been distributed to large hospitals across the country. So you don't have to worry about the money. It's free, and the Medical University will give you some money in return."

The family members looked at Dr. Liu in disbelief. "You didn't lie to me, did you? You have such a good thing? And you even give me money?"
Doctor Liu continued, "That's why I have to explain it to you first. You decide whether to use it or not. Put everything else aside. The most important thing is that there are two worst-case scenarios. One is that it has no effect, and the other is that it may cause him other harm or even life-threatening consequences. You decide whether to use it or not. According to regulations, we cannot give you any advice or make any decisions in this regard."

The patient's family members didn't even think twice: "Yes! Hurry up, Dr. Liu. I know his condition will become hopeless the longer we wait."

Seeing that this person is breathing out but not breathing in, it may not be effective. Which means it may be effective, so why not do it?
As for causing other injuries or life-threatening situations, the family members don't need to worry about it too much. Her lover is already in great danger of life, which is visible to the naked eye.

"Then take a look at this clinical trial risk notification form. If you have no objection, just sign it. Let me make it clear first. If it is used, he may need to have more blood drawn for the collection of pharmacokinetic data..." Doctor Liu took out a piece of paper and handed it to the family, explaining as he handed it.

The family member signed the document without saying a word and without even reading it.

"Use it immediately!"

"You don't even take a closer look?"

"What are you looking at? You are doctors in the new society, how can you harm us? Don't delay the doctor!" With a little hope and it being confirmed, the family members became anxious again.

When there is no hope, you can only wait numbly. What you are waiting for may be a miracle, or it may be the result you don’t want to see.

But with a little hope, the patient's family members' whole spirit and energy changed.

Doctor Liu collected the notice and turned to the nurse, "Immediately, give this patient the new medicine sent from Beijing! At the same time, follow the clinical trial instructions and monitor the data throughout the process!"

The nurse and Dr. Liu started working together.

Twelve hours later, Dr. Liu walked into the ward with the blood report.

"Doctor Liu, what's going on?" The patient's family member stood up anxiously.

There are no ECG monitors for critically ill patients these days. The family members have no way of knowing the real-time indicators of the patient's blood oxygen saturation and other indicators with lung infection. They can only wait for the doctor's judgment. "There is hope. The fever has not recurred without taking antipyretics. The blood report shows that the inflammatory infection indicators have also dropped significantly. And have you noticed that his breathing is not as difficult as before?"

"Really? Thank you, thank you, Dr. Liu!" The patient's family expressed their gratitude in the simplest way by bending their legs and kneeling down.

Doctor Liu and the nurse beside her quickly held her back: "Don't, don't. It's just getting better now, and it will take time, but at least there is hope, and it's quite big. Just take good care of the patient, and we will pay close attention to the rest. If you must thank someone, thank the experts in Beijing, because they developed this new drug."

The family member turned around and really expressed her gratitude. She kowtowed towards the direction of the capital.

Nowadays, the direction of the capital has different meanings to people. In addition to this incident, she felt that she had to kowtow. Northern comrades have their own skills and can tell the directions when they go out, while southern comrades are more likely to know the directions of front, back, left, and right.

"Well, I'll give you a certificate, and you can get some specially approved eggs and soybeans for your wife to eat. Protein is very important to him. Don't worry, it will definitely be enough for him. The special approval is two portions, one of which is for drug testing." Although food and supplies have improved greatly, they have not been completely liberalized. However, for seriously ill comrades, the specially approved amount can be supplied relatively smoothly.

"Oh, that's great, thank you doctor, thank you comrades in Beijing..." The family member almost kowtowed again.
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It is December and New Year's Day is getting closer, but Gao Zhendong still sees no hope of finishing the few things he is working on. There is no hope this year.

The main problem with the iron and steel materials manual is that there are too many things in it. Gao Zhendong was able to get it done quickly, but his comrades were not so fast in verifying it. Even though the 17th Ministry of Machine Building had mobilized several steel mills to work together on this matter, there was still a long way to go before the entire manual could be completed.

As for the network operating system and Internet transmission protocol, the progress was also not very fast. After all, Gao Zhendong was not the one who directly developed them. Instead, he was the one who developed them bit by bit in order to train the team. He was really the one who guided his comrades in developing them. Gao Zhendong believed that after these two things were completed, the domestic foundation in this area would be basically consolidated.

Although Gao Zhendong didn't need to take action much on the latter two matters, he still spent a lot of time on them.

For Gao Zhendong, the Internet transmission protocol is easier to deal with. Each protocol of this thing is very clear. The structure of the data packet, the length, meaning, value of each part, the exchange process, timing, etc. are all determined by Gao Zhendong and handed over to the comrades and students in classroom 61 of Beijing University of Technology to complete.

It can be said that in addition to the heavy workload, the comrades had difficulty digesting and absorbing the knowledge at the beginning because they did not have a deep understanding of the Internet, and Gao Zhendong often had to explain it in detail. However, in the later period, with the teaching of Gao Zhendong's computer network courses and the accumulation of experience and knowledge of comrades and classmates, there were very few times when Gao Zhendong needed to explain in detail.

Basically, the comrades took the agreement documents given by Gao Zhendong and started working as soon as a group met.

At this time, Gao Zhendong was mainly responsible for two things in terms of network protocols: answering major and difficult questions, and acting as a referee.

Due to the limitations of the expressive power of the text and the comprehension ability of comrades, there are differences in the definition and understanding of some agreements. At this time, Gao Zhendong is needed to act as a referee and it is time to make the final decision.

Just now, two comrades were walking down from the podium of classroom 61, and one of them said with a smile: "Look, I told you that these flags are included in the packet header and require CRC verification, but you still didn't believe it."

"Yes, yes, you are right. I'll treat you to dinner, okay?" another comrade said unhappily.

It seems that they made a little bet before asking Gao Zhendong to be the referee. Fortunately, the comrades and students who can enter classroom 61 all have subsidies, and the amount is not shabby, so they will not go bankrupt on a meal.

After all, this is a collaborative project involving multiple ministries, including the military, and each of them supplies a lot of resources.

Even among the various units, there seems to be a sense of secret competition. As for why, just look at the graduation time of these students.

Gao Zhendong looked at them, smiled and shook his head, then turned around and typed something on his computer.

What he typed on the computer had little to do with the network, or not much, but was more related to the work he was responsible for at the Institute of Computing.

——Multi-user network operating system.

Compared with the network protocol for which Gao Zhendong has already developed the texts of each sub-protocol, the operating system is much more abstract. This brings Gao Zhendong a greater workload, which remains high.

The functions were described, but how to implement these functions, how the various modules of the operating system communicate, connect and collaborate with each other, all depended on Gao Zhendong to do it personally and determine it bit by bit.

(End of this chapter)