Chapter 826: [826] To be a doctor, one must seek truth from facts Chapter 826: [826] To be a doctor, one must seek truth from facts “No way!” all the doctors cried out at once, issuing her an order, “No studying during rest time, go have fun.”
For outstanding students, suddenly not being allowed to study is very difficult. Because what makes an outstanding student outstanding is definitely an exceptional interest in studying. People only excel when they are interested.
“Don’t tell her to run. Once she starts running, she will absolutely demand herself to complete a certain distance within a certain number of seconds, right?” Sun Yubo turned his head to ask her classmates.
Yue Wentong and Lin Hao nodded.
“How about getting into a relationship?” Sun Yubo suddenly had a quirky idea.
There seemed to be no stopping her, the study fiend, except maybe love could.
Get into a relationship? Hadn’t the teachers previously advised her not to get involved in romantic relationships during her studies? Xie Wanying thought for a moment and said to Teacher Xiao Sun, “Teacher Sun, if the teachers themselves don’t have relationships, why should the students?”
“Do I need to have a relationship first to set an example for you?” Sun Yubo exclaimed at her single-minded student.
Two people entered the door. Fu Xinheng and Jin Tianyu walked straight to Xie Wanying’s bedside.
Wondering what these two were suddenly up to, a group stared at them both.
“You that–” Fu Xinheng was just about to ask her if, as a surgical student, she had “betrayed” surgery, but noticing the odd looks from the people around, he quickly changed the subject, “How are you feeling?”
“I’m doing quite well,” replied Xie Wanying. Yet, she could tell at a glance what Teacher Fu, the cardiovascular doctor, was up to and said, “Ma Yunli’s mitral stenosis, thickening of the mitral valve, but not critically, valve area of 1.3 signifies moderate stenosis, no calcification, anterior leaflet mobility is fair, compatible with the indication for an initial interventional treatment. Her pulmonary artery pressure is slightly elevated, intervention is relatively safer than cardiac surgery.”
You’re a surgical student, right. Lin Hao and Yue Wentong, hearing her response, thought to themselves, and hoped the surgical teachers present wouldn’t assume their class of surgery students intended to “betray.”
Jin Tianyu arched his brow, glanced at Fu Xinheng, then back at the group of surgical doctors present, thinking this little lady was quite interesting.
The other surgical doctors looked back at Jin Tianyu: Don’t get smug just yet.
“I believe Teacher Fu would also suggest this after thoroughly reviewing the patient’s medical history,” Xie Wanying said, “In fact, with another patient before, I directly advised Doctor Lin to send him for cardiac surgery instead of wasting time with internal medicine.”
What Xie Wanying meant was, the surgical doctors are professionals, there’s no need to compete for business with internal medicine doctors, they just stick to the facts. Sending some patients to internal medicine would be a waste of time.
After hearing her complete statement, all the surgical doctors felt extremely pleased.
“Hey, you–” Jin Tianyu’s gaze fixed on her, unsure how to describe her once she opened her mouth. To say she was articulate didn’t quite fit, she wasn’t being evasive, what she said was grounded in reality.
Fu Xinheng found her calm response thought-provoking, “It seems like she’s completely healed.” He turned his head to the other doctors as if to confirm: Right?
Of course not. The others returned his look: She has forgotten.
Xie Wanying observed the exchange of glances among the teachers, feeling as if she had forgotten something very important.
Suddenly hearing her call out startled Cao Yong, who, trying to seem composed, said, “What is it?”
The little junior sister’s gaze drilled into him, meticulously scrutinizing his face and shoulders.