The behavior of seeking medical treatment refers to the behavior of people seeking medical help when they feel physical discomfort or feeling sick. According to who made the decision to seek medical treatment, it can be divided into active medical treatment, passive medical treatment, and forced medical treatment. Seeking medical treatment refers to consciously making decisions when an individual feels uncomfortable or sick. Passive seeking medical treatment refers to a patient's family or others making a decision to seek medical treatment, and the patient cooperates with the medical treatment. Mandatory medical treatment refers to my unwillingness to Seek medical attention, but forcibly request medical treatment because the disease poses a danger to the health of the person or the community. According to the above definition, Which of the following are passive medical treatments:. ["Lao Zhang's physical examination report shows that he has a mild fatty liver. It is suggested that further examination and treatment can be performed. Lao Zhang was very nervous after getting the report and hurried to the hospital to register.", 'Xiao Zhang has a toothache for several days, and has not been to the hospital for treatment. It was not until the toothache caused facial swelling that it was difficult to eat with a mouth.', 'Aunt Liu recently started to say that she was useless for no reason. It was better to die. She was reluctant to go to the hospital for treatment. Her husband and children tried to persuade them to be fruitless, so she had to take her to the hospital for treatment.', 'Xiaomei, a middle school student, went home from school and told her mother that she had a diarrhea today and went to the toilet five times. Besides that, there was nothing else uncomfortable. Would she need to go to the hospital? Mom decided to take her to the hospital to register.']