"Riding 175 kiloters on a shared bike?"
He watched the doctor in the white coat nod.
Chen Mu was montarily speechless, feeling that these words put together sounded incredibly strange.
"Rode all the way from Qinhuai." Seeing Chen Mu's overly shocked expression, the doctor in the white coat explained again.
This ti.
Chen Mu was completely at a loss.
He sighed, "I'll follow you downstairs to take a look. How is the patient doing now?"
The doctor in the white coat said, "Just a bit dehydrated, exhausted, and suffering from muscle strain caused by overexertion."
"Under normal circumstances, as long as the patient has enough rest ti, there shouldn't be any problems."
At this point.
The doctor couldn't help but glance at Chen Mu next to him, "But considering the duration of the patient's ride, we all think it's necessary for you, Dr. Chen, to take a look at the patient."
For a patient in such extre situations.
If there were any issues invisible to them, what could they do?
"Next ti you encounter such a patient, if I'm not at the university hospital, try to find her advisor."
"When there's such an outrageous student in their class, her advisor has the right to know."
The doctor nodded, "Alright, I'll go inform her advisor shortly."
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"???"
"Isn't Dr. Chen making a fuss over sothing trivial? Does a bike ride really need to be reported to the advisor?"
"True, following that logic, should the advisor contact the student's parents too? I thought after entering university, teachers wouldn't arbitrarily contact parents."
"So people in the comnt section really speak off the cuff. The students are attending Hai City University, so the university is responsible for them, even if incidents happen off-campus. As long as the school term has started, the university has an obligation to be responsible for its students."
"Dr. Chen's conduct is not an overreaction; it's a caution honed after dealing with countless fragile university students."
"Never mind a bicycle; even an electric scooter would run out of power after going three or four vehicles; 175 kiloters is no short distance..."
"Haven't you heard? Rode for over twenty hours, didn't sleep, was cycling all along..."
"I roughly grasp the significance of this 175 kiloters. I'm going crazy along with Dr. Chen, Hai City University students are indeed intense..."
"..."
—
When Chen Mu entered the observation room.
He saw several patients still on drips, and even so doctors in white coats.
All gathered around a specific hospital bed.
Chattering away.
"Student, did you weigh yourself before you started cycling?"
"I also want to know, can this 175 kiloters help with weight loss? If it can, I'll go get a shared bike right now and set off!"
"Let's forget setting off now. We're here for internship, let's plan for when we're off-duty, agreed?"
"Student, you've already done a long-distance ride this ti; next ti, do you want to join us, so everyone can team up?"
As soon as Chen Mu ca in and heard this outrageous conversation, his face imdiately turned dark.
Though he understands, they are about the sa age as fragile university students.
It is indeed an age fond of fooling around.
However...
When such words co from a group of doctors, if this fragile university student isn't self-aware, she might think she's being praised.
This was just a city-to-city ride.
Next ti doing a cross-province ride is not out of the question?!
"Ahem!"
"Ahem ahem!!!"
The doctor in the white coat entering with Chen Mu started coughing to remind their peers as soon as he caught a glance at Chen Mu's expression.
Upon hearing the sound.
The doctors in white coats surrounding the patient promptly dispersed upon seeing Chen Mu.
Chen Mu sighed.
He walked to the patient's bedside, glanced at the na tag on the bed.
"Ning Ning."
Chen Mu: "Ning Ning, can I ask, have you done any cycling training before?"
Ning Ning, unaware of the looming danger.
t Chen Mu's question.
Ning Ning shook her head confidently and said, "No, I haven't..."
Chen Mu frowned, "Do you realize that for soone without professional training, long-distance cycling at such intensity is very dangerous?"
In the other room with white coats.
A doctor with cycling experience chid in, "For long-distance cycling, everyone chooses more professional bikes and cycling shoes."
"Starting off with a shared bike like you did is actually very dangerous."
Hearing two doctors saying her behavior was dangerous.
Ning Ning stuck out her tongue with a good attitude in admitting her mistake: "Doctors, I promise there won't be a next ti, and this ti, it was a special situation..."
"Originally, I left ho yesterday afternoon, planning to buy a high-speed train ticket back to school."
"Then..."
"Just as I was about to reach the train station, I got a ssage from a high school friend I was close to, saying she'd be in Qinhuai City and asked if we could et for a al."
"Thinking it's been a while since we t, I went..."
Chen Mu sighed.
He felt he could roughly guess part of it, "Afterwards, you missed the high-speed train?"
Ning Ning nodded sowhat sheepishly.
Chen Mu still didn't quite get it, "Then why didn't you go back ho?"
A student eager to return ho during normal school hours usually has a good relationship with their family.
Ning Ning scratched her head awkwardly, "I was afraid my mom would scold if I went back ho, and just happened to spot a shared bike at the intersection, so I had a brainwave..."
Chen Mu sighed, "So you had a brainwave and cycled 175 kiloters?"
Seeing Ning Ning nod.
Chen Mu was extrely speechless, "I've already inford your advisor, who will subsequently inform your family of your actions truthfully."
Ning Ning's face instantly changed, "Dr. Chen, isn't that going too far..."
Chen Mu sneered, "If the university doesn't do this, what would stop you from having another 'brainwave' next ti?"
"It was fortunate that you're physically fit and arrived safely this ti, but have you considered what your family would feel if sothing happened to you on the road?"
Listening to Chen Mu's words.
Ning Ning lowered her head, not daring to speak again.
Chen Mu had no intention of continuing the conversation; he began conducting another routine check on Ning Ning.
After a few minutes.
Chen Mu said to the white-coated doctors next to him, "It's pretty much as you assessed. This student's condition isn't serious; a glucose drip and so rest here will be enough."
"If there's a student studying Chinese dicine and massage available, they can help give her a massage."
Seeing that he had nothing more to do here, Chen Mu was about to leave.
Suddenly.
Ning Ning's voice sounded from behind Chen Mu, "Dr. Chen, wait a mont."
"What is it?" Chen Mu turned around.
Ning Ning anxiously bit her lip and asked, "Dr. Chen, may I ask if I am the first long-distance cycling patient you've received at the school hospital today?"
Chen Mu seed to understand her underlying question, his expression turned inexplicably serious, "What exactly do you an by that?"
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