When I went to the hospital to see a patient, the old man told me that I couldn’t bring pears. I had to go in the morning, so why not in the afternoon?

Visiting patients is of course a good thing, but you also have to pay attention to the method. If you are not careful, it will cause the patient's discomfort. Being reckless can lead to bad things. Even the visiting time is very reasonable. Let's do it. Talk about why it is better to see patients in the morning. The plan for a year begins in spring, and the plan for a day begins in the morning. From the moment the sun rises in the morning, the earth is full of vitality. After a night of sleep and rest, the patient's spirit and body have been restored, and the state of the whole morning will be Getting better. Visiting the patient at this time brings not only happiness in the mood, but also full vitality in the body. According to yin and yang theory, a person's masculine energy is relatively stronger in the morning, and In the afternoon, the yin energy will be stronger than the latecomers, and the sun will slowly set in the west after noon. This has a bad meaning. This is also a custom left over from Chinese history.

Because it becomes extremely wet and heavy in the afternoon and evening due to lack of sunlight, visiting patients is a bit untimely and can also make sensitive patients feel uncomfortable. Some people will know and abide by these strictures, while some people don't know them at all. It is still necessary to explain them to patients who are particular about them to avoid misunderstandings.

As for urination, I feel that when the weather turns cold in the afternoon and I go to visit relatives and sick patients, it is inevitable that the cold wind will come in, which will add unnecessary trouble to the patient and cause discomfort. This reason can be better understood by everyone. The reason for going in the morning

It is essential to observe basic etiquette when visiting patients. Before visiting a patient, you should have some understanding of the patient's disease and condition. Before deciding to visit a patient, it is necessary to get a brief understanding of the patient's condition.

For example: what disease the patient has, how serious the condition is, how the treatment is going, how the patient is mentally and emotionally, etc. If you know that the patient has an infectious disease such as hepatitis and is in isolation, and the hospital generally prohibits visits, you can express your condolences by writing a letter.

If the patient has just undergone surgery, is very weak, or is undergoing emergency treatment, family members generally do not want visitors to go there rashly. Some patients have just been admitted to the hospital, and colleagues, relatives and friends come to visit them in an endless stream, which makes the patients and their families overwhelmed. In this case, it is not appropriate to gather together at the same time to join in the fun.

Secondly, it is necessary to find out which hospital the patient lives in, which ward and which bed number, as well as the hospital visiting hours.

Best, try to avoid the patient's rest, meal and medical treatment time. If the patient is recovering at home, it is best to visit him after lunch break.