I suddenly want to know if there is a mystery in the scribbling of the list written by the hospital doctor.

Haha, after working for so many years, I feel that doctors' prescriptions are all scribbled, which is necessary for the following reasons:

1, even if your handwriting is very formal, such as 5%, 10%, 0. 1G, SING, RP, IVG, PO, QD, BID, patients can't understand it, and no matter how well you write, they still think your handwriting is sloppy.

2. Every doctor has his own unique medication habits, and he doesn't want others to know too much, just like the master's teaching art, Buddhism and Taoism, so he should be mysterious.

3. It is not excluded that some doctors write cursive characters in order to prevent patients from reading prescriptions, buy medicines by themselves and reduce their income.

4. The rush hour in a hospital is usually 9- 1 1 in the morning. In two hours, a doctor will treat hundreds of patients, or even more. At this time, time is not allowed to practice calligraphy, and cursive writing speed is really faster.