Yes - high, see.
Xie Wanying, who was rejected, looked back at her predecessor's questions again and suddenly realized where she had answered wrongly.
Teacher Beito San asked her to answer "high opinion", which meant that she was not being treated as a medical student, but as a peer or even a technical expert. Fang mentioned the word "high opinion".
It was because she didn't listen to the teacher's problem at first, and she didn't expect the teacher from the outer courtyard to think so highly of her. It can only be said that because she is Teacher Tan's student, she is looked down upon by the other party.
Teacher Tan is a technical expert in the industry. She is recognized as a student of Teacher Tan, and her academic ability should be equally important. This is the special status and due treatment of students who are technical experts.
"Did you judge that the patient's sudden worsening of bleeding had no symptoms? Didn't you find any obvious indications of important variables in the patient? If not, did you say this based on your feelings?" Next, Cui Shaofeng picked out her words verbatim. There was something wrong with her, and she once again expressed her dissatisfaction with her previous answer.
If Xie Wanying really can't answer the key points, it can only prove that she is really an ordinary medical student who was saved by great luck.
The biggest hope of medical seniors is that a few more powerful people from the younger generation will inspire the entire medical circle and make medical technology progress faster, which will help the development of the entire medical industry.
Cui Shaofeng really came to ask her with such expectations. It was exactly what she thought, because she was Tan Kelin's student.
The atmosphere at the scene became more tense and oppressive, like a big mountain pressing on Xie Wanying's head.
When things got to this point, Tan Kelin stood by but showed no sign of intervening to help the students. For this reason, others are even less likely to express their opinions easily.
Director Xu thought to himself: I heard that teachers from the National Association are very strict with their students. Is it true?
"So nervous!" Li Qian grabbed Lin Hao's clothes and didn't dare to look any further.
Lin Hao turned back and glared at his hand.
"Why don't teachers and senior brothers help her?" Li Qian asked with a pout.
How can I help? Lin Hao knew that this was impossible in the National Association, especially when all the people standing there were technical experts. None of the big names in technology are as soft-hearted as Dr. Jin. They are all famous for their hard-heartedness.
It would be much better for them to receive more lessons while they are students than to be beaten when they become doctors. This is what the big guys think.
Or maybe the teacher and senior brother didn't think she couldn't answer? When this idea unexpectedly flashed into Lin Hao's mind, he felt that it might be true.
The silence in the room at this moment was somewhat unusual. Cui Shaofeng felt that Tan Kelin's calm and uneasy expression next to him was not so much cold and ruthless as he was confident. Everyone else in the venue felt the same silence.
These people think she must be able to give him a different answer? Cui Shaofeng was shocked.
Xie Wanying's voice rang out: "Teacher Cui." After she figured out the other person's intention, she adjusted her answer. She stopped being polite and spoke bluntly as she usually communicated with teachers: "The patient has obvious symptoms." There were strange electrocardiogram changes. I found signs of atrial fibrillation in the ambulance, so I discussed with the doctor on the ambulance to transfer her to the nearest Hokuto San."
This answer? It's obviously very different from the previous one, and data has come out. Cui Shaofeng's eyes lit up. It should be said that few medical students answer so beautifully. It is not accurate to say that the blood pressure has been reduced, because the patient is being rehydrated at the same time. When the blood pressure shows a huge difference, the patient is probably going to die.
