Is this an appropriate way to break a negative finding to a patient?
We went to a pediatric neurologist yesterday for my baby's cranial ultrasound and this was how the doctor broke the news to me (mother of the patient), " Di sya normal kasi...". That was literally how she started talking about my baby's brain. Wala man lang cushion to the blow. Then she proceeded to explain the ultrasound. After her short, very-matter-of-fact, lacking human empathy consultation, it took only around 5 or 8 minutes, she then asked me how many days was my baby intubated in the NICU. I told her I can't recall as I was also in the high risk ward for days recovering from preeclampsia, it was my husband who was tending to our baby from day one until i was fully recovered. Neither my husband nor the nurses, everytime i asked, told me about my baby's status to protect me from stressing out while in recovery. Then she said in a snarky and dismissive manner "di mo man lang inalam, oh sige na ok na, tapos na kayo" like she was shooing away a dog. The god complex was heavy on her. I have never encountered a doctor as cold as her and i accompany my dad to his neurologist na pila balde ang patient unlike her pero napakapleasant na tao. Wala bang course even for a semester or whatever ang mga doctor sa med school about proper ways to show respect to your patient and how to break news to them? I was so shocked yesterday that i rushed my ate who waa carrying my baby so we can get out of her clinic. I looked her up sa fb then found out she's from UPM. Napakaganda ng med school where she earned her degree yet she ended up like that. I don't care what she went thru before the consult but that is not how you treat other people especially when they are paying for your service.
Edit 2
Di man lang nga ako nakatanong sa kanya thoroughly about her diagnosis cause when i asked her what will happen to my baby and what we should do next, she gave me a stink face as if i was asking stupid questions.