Zhou Xuehai put forward a unique point of view in the field of medicine: "If you look at the color from a distance, you can see it at a glance, so that you can get the truth." This means that when observing the patient's color, the doctor should keep an appropriate distance and capture the most realistic information about the condition at first glance. This observation method helps doctors filter out secondary, distracting information and more accurately grasp the patient's primary condition.
Similarly, Japanese Kampo doctors have a similar view: "Ikeda Ruisen diagnoses pox very roughly, if you don't care about it." Or someone asks, saying: If the diagnosis is too secret, it will be distorted, and its wonder lies in the witnesses. "When diagnosing patients, Ikeda does not deliberately pursue nuanced observations, but emphasizes the ability to capture the most authentic and essential information through the way it appears at first glance. This diagnostic method may seem simple and crude, but it contains profound medical wisdom.
In actual medical practice, the author also deeply realized the importance of this kind of impression at first glance. When confronted with a patient, the doctor often receives a large amount of information, including the patient's complexion, tongue coating, pulse pattern, etc. In this case, the doctor needs to quickly grasp the primary information and ignore the secondary information in order to make an accurate diagnosis. This method of grasping the main color can help doctors grasp the patient's condition more quickly and accurately, so as to formulate a more effective plan.
For example, in a recent cough patient of an elderly woman, the author first noticed that her face was pale and pale, which is a typical manifestation of yang deficiency and cold drinks. Therefore, based on this main information, the author prescribes the corresponding prescription. However, upon closer inspection, I noticed that the patient's face also had yellow and black hues. In the face of this complex information, the author is not confused, but firmly believes that the initial observation of Bai Shaohua is the most real manifestation of the patient's condition. In the end, after three doses of medicine**, the patient's cough symptoms were significantly alleviated, which also verified that the author's initial diagnosis was correct.
Therefore, by using the method of visiting at first glance, doctors can grasp the patient's condition more quickly and accurately, so as to formulate a more effective plan. This approach not only helps doctors work more efficiently, but also leads to better outcomes for patients.
In traditional Chinese culture, we often hear the saying that "first impressions matter", and modern scientific research seems to provide us with strong support. According to a published study, a tenth of a second is enough to determine a person's impression in your mind, a view developed by psychologists at Princeton University in the United States. They believe that this first impression is often very difficult to change, and only a long-term relationship can gradually change the other person's perception. Such a conclusion reminds us of an old Chinese saying: "preconceived". This phrase speaks to the importance of first impressions. In our daily lives, whether it's interacting with people or dealing with things, first impressions often have a profound impact on us. Sometimes, we even miss out on a good friend or a great opportunity because of a bad first impression of someone. However, modern science also tells us that first impressions are not absolute. Although it is difficult to change, as long as we get along with our hearts and communicate with sincerity, we will definitely be able to break this stereotype and let the other party get to know us again. Therefore, when we interact with people, we should not be too rigid about first impressions, but should accept each other with a more open mind, so as to establish a more authentic and deep relationship. To sum up, traditional Chinese culture and modern science have similarities in the understanding of first impressions. We should cherish every opportunity to interact with others, and manage with our hearts to make the relationship between each other more harmonious and beautiful. **10,000 Fans Incentive Plan