Senior Brother Yu, it seems, is a paradoxical individual. This isn’t sothing she said, but rather what other teachers and senior brothers and sisters have ntioned. They say, on one hand, Senior Brother Yu seems to not fully trust her, yet on the other hand, whenever there is an important issue, he likes to ask her and have her make decisions.
"Is that so?" Director Yang, unaware of what had happened before, turned around and asked Student Xie following Yu Xuexian’s lead, "Have you discussed it with your teacher? Tell the result of your discussion."
It’s said that Senior Brother Yu is a technical expert, and he certainly wouldn’t simply oppose her, a surgical student, considering issues from a surgical perspective. It’s hoped that she will also consider the patient’s condition more comprehensively from an internal dicine standpoint, and improve after her internal dicine internship. She agreed on this point, and thus followed Senior Brother Yu’s critique just now and continued to ponder.
Lowering her head, Xie Wanying’s gaze returned to the patient’s various examination indicators, asuring them repeatedly. Coming to the internal dicine internship, she needs to learn to think comprehensively.
The others saw her exhibiting an unprecedented calmness, and Feng Yicong and Pan Shihua secretly sweated bullets for her, none expecting that this case might stump the academic top student of their class.
Director Yang’s eyes were fixed on her face. The leadership of the hospital pays attention to and particularly observes and assesses dical students who perform exceptionally well during their internship. You could say they harbor great expectations and therefore give distinctive treatnt. From the bottom of his heart, he hopes that Xie Wanying won’t disappoint him.
The expression on the leader’s face was explicitly clear, making Doctor Jiang and Yu Xuexian feel a touch nervous as they watched. Doctor Jiang glanced at Yu Xuexian: Look at you, why are you dragging her into this?
He wasn’t dragging her into the water, he was just getting ahead of the leadership’s question by saying sothing first, providing a platform for the student. Since Director Yang ca in, his eyes would occasionally glance at her, so did they think Director Yang was there to assess them? No, Director Yang was there to assess the interns, otherwise, he wouldn’t have co so abruptly, catching them off guard. Familiar with their answers, Director Yang anticipated ahead, and what he wanted was the interns’ innovative ideas to inspire the teachers. Don’t forget, he’s the director of dical education, and this is his expertise.
As the leader of hospital-wide teaching, Director Yang is very experienced and knows that this difficult case can effectively test the students. Coincidentally, this case requires a bit of innovative thinking.
The leader directly asking questions becos a test question, but when the teaching instructor ntions it first, they can offer supplents and tips as a teacher. Reaching over to pull the patient’s dical record, Yu Xuexian flipped through it again, thinking about how to give the student a hint.
Xie Wanying saw the actions of Senior Brother Yu. Suddenly, what Senior Sister Kang had said when she first introduced Senior Brother Yu to her ca to mind: Senior Brother Yu is a very good person. Senior Brother Yu was by no ans a cold and ruthless person, even though he sotis lost his temper a bit. Truth be told, compared to Teacher Tan and Master Tan, Senior Brother Yu is certainly warr.
"I’ve thought it through," Xie Wanying said to the hospital leadership.
Director Yang had been waiting for her, nodding to signal her: Go ahead.
"I personally believe, as Teacher Yu ntioned earlier, that it is necessary first to determine whether the patient is in the explosive phase of the disease. The patient’s various indicators show elevated white blood cell count, decreased hematocrit, and accelerated erythrocyte sedintation rate. Our hospital’s internal dicine departnt has a combined dication thod for controlling the acute phase. After acute symptoms are controlled, we should decisively adopt a surgical treatnt plan to drain the pus. If the surgery cannot remove as much of the pus as possible, relying solely on dication might be too difficult to achieve the goal."
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