Our Clinic's Consultation Policy

 

1. Regarding Hats and Masks Upon Entering the Consultation Room

       When entering the consultation room, please remove your hat and         mask unless you are  experiencing fever or other cold-like symptoms.

   The consultation begins the moment you step into the room.

       If patients wear hats or masks, it becomes difficult to observe their       facial expressions, complexion, or skin condition.

   Without being able to see your expressions, I cannot determine whether     you understand my explanations.

   Treatment cannot proceed effectively without the patient's                     

   understanding and consent.

       I also remove my mask during consultations to ensure clear

   communication by showing my mouth movements and expressing       

   myself vividly for better explanations.

      When accompanying persons participate in the consultation, they too     should remove their hats and masks.

   The attire and expressions of accompanying persons can provide         

   insights into the patient's family background and living conditions.

      Moreover, if the accompanying person does not understand my explanation as well as or better than the patient, treatment is unlikely to succeed.

   To assess their understanding, they also need to remove their masks.

      Thus, any accompanying person who intends to speak during the consultation should remove their hat and mask, just like the patient.

   However, if the accompanying person has fever or cold-like symptoms,       they are exempt.

   Ideally, accompanying persons with such symptoms should avoid       

   entering the consultation room altogether.

 

2. During Auscultation, Lift Your Clothes and Undergarments Completely

       Auscultation is a diagnostic method where the physician listens to         heart sounds, respiratory sounds, pleural friction sounds, and other     

   audio signals to determine the presence of disease.

   Additionally, skin conditions such as rashes or shingles are visually   

   assessed during this process.

      Proper auscultation cannot be performed if the stethoscope is slipped     under the clothing or placed over clothes or underwear.

   For accurate and efficient visual and auditory examination, patients of         all  genders are asked to cooperate.

      I firmly believe that gender awareness is unnecessary between         

   doctors and patients for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

   There is no distinction between male and female when it comes to     

   medical care.

 

3. Urine Tests for Patients with Suspected Internal Diseases

       Urine tests are non-invasive (painless) examinations that provide     

   critical information such as glucose, protein, and blood in the urine.

   They are indispensable for diagnosis and will always be performed when     an internal medical condition is suspected.

       However, urine tests are not conducted for trauma patients such as   

   those with cuts, bruises, or burns.

 

 

If you need further clarification or assistance, feel free to let us know!