I don't know what to talk about when visiting patients.

It's important to see the patient's first sentence. The first sentence can be said: "I came to see you today, and my classmates asked me to say hello to you!" " "or:" You feel much better today! "Don't say" you've lost a lot of weight. " Or "Why is your face so ugly? "Such a meeting is undoubtedly a bad stimulus to the patient's psychology and is unfavorable to the treatment and rehabilitation of the disease. Don't talk glibly and laugh loudly, which will annoy patients or roommates. Don't tell jokes to patients who have had surgery, in case the patients can't help laughing and cause wound pain. Speak as little as possible at ordinary times, and pay attention to the content that can cause patients to relax.