Su Yueya: "..."

A normal increase in heart rate and tachycardia are two completely different things.

Hua Congyun frowned and asked the attending nurse.

"What happened? Was the flow rate not adjusted when giving Grandpa Wang the IV?"

The nurse was puzzled; how could she not have noticed this problem?

After all, they were following medical advice, and the flow rate of vancomycin drip must be slowed down.

"That's not right. I filled this IV bag myself, I didn't let the intern nurse handle it, so I definitely couldn't have prepared it so quickly." The nurse felt wronged. Could it really have been an oversight on her part?

Knowing that Mr. Wang's condition was quite serious, she didn't let the intern nurses practice on him; she personally followed all of Mr. Wang's medical orders.

Mr. Wang only realized what was happening when he saw the doctor adjusting the IV drip.

"You mean this stuff? Oh, I mixed it myself. I saw it was such a small bottle of liquid, and I thought it would take hours to drip slowly. So I made it faster and finished it in a few drops, so I could move around a bit!"

The doctors: "..."

Indeed, among patients, especially elderly patients or those with low levels of education, the most frightening thing is not the illness itself, but poor adherence.

The inability of patients or their families to properly understand and follow medical advice is often a key reason why illnesses are difficult to cure.

"Uncle Wang, you can't secretly touch this IV drip anymore!" the nurse quickly scolded him. "It's dripping too fast, it could cause an accident. Did you hear what the doctors just said?"

"I feel like nothing's wrong with me," said Grandpa Wang, completely unaware of the seriousness of the problem.

"No, you can't touch that!" the nurse said.

Seeing that Mr. Wang wouldn't listen, the nurse then began to educate the patient's family members, telling them to keep a close eye on Mr. Wang.

Grandpa Wang: "..."

The old man felt wronged!

After finishing his rounds, Dean Ni spoke a few words to Su Yueya before leaving.

"You're also an intern this time. What's your name, and which doctor are you working with?"

"Hello Dean, my name is Su Yueya, and I'm currently interning under Dr. Qiao Xinruo." Su Yueya was a little excited, but she tried her best to control her emotions and spoke neither humbly nor arrogantly.

“Su Yueya…not bad,” Dean Ni nodded, his eyes filled with appreciation. “Not bad, young lady, you observe very carefully!”

“I just happened to see the IV set,” Su Yueya said.

After finishing her rounds, Tang Yueshan grabbed Su Yueya's arm and shook it repeatedly, expressing her endless admiration as she did so.

"Crescent Moon, you're amazing! I knew about the drip rate issue, but I really didn't think of it that way at the time. My first thought was an allergic reaction!"

"Not only did I not expect it, but I guess the doctors didn't notice it either. Dean Ni is right, you are too observant!"

"Besides, in such a big scene, my brain is about to stop working. It's amazing that you dared to stand up and speak up. If it were me, I might not dare to say anything even if I found out. What if I said something wrong? It would be very embarrassing in front of so many doctors!"

Because Tang Yueshan spoke so fast, Su Yueya couldn't get a word in edgewise and could only laugh along.

“You have indeed observed very carefully. We should learn a lot from you,” Gao Haomiao suddenly said.

He did not show any displeasure because Su Yueya had "stole the limelight" in front of the dean; he simply stated the facts very calmly.

"I don't deserve such praise. In that situation, it's just that everyone overlooked this point, or didn't think of it for a moment. But everyone must know the precautions for vancomycin," Su Yueya said.

Gao Haomiao didn't say anything more, just nodded at her and left.

Gao Haohan immediately followed his brother.

As for Shan Zhengsi, he acted just like he did yesterday after get off work, as if he hadn't even seen Su Yueya, and left directly.

Su Yueya: "..."

Hmm, it really is a clear distinction between hot and cold!

After all, the doctors I work with are different; after making rounds, I have to go back to continue working.

"Crescent Moon, I'm going to find Dr. Liu now, goodbye!" Tang Yueshan waved and ran off.

"goodbye."

Su Yueya's mood finally improved a little. Besides discovering the problem herself, it was also partly because she had shown off in front of the dean.

Dean Ni just asked for my name, so I guess I left him with at least a decent impression.

Two days later, it was time for the second assessment.

This time, Su Yueya was full of confidence.

She even refused Lu Zhengjun's request to go out on a date on the weekend, insisting on studying diligently at home. One night, she didn't want to sleep, so she secretly went to her space to study while Lu Zhengjun was asleep.

With this kind of fighting spirit, she herself felt it would be unreasonable not to win first place this time.

During the assessment, she discovered that Liu Zijian was the reviewer for this practical assessment.

Su Yueya: "..."

The written test doesn't select the examiners. After all, every question has a standard answer. Just write down all the scoring points and you can get all the points. There's no room for "manipulation".

When Su Yueya saw Liu Zijian, her heart skipped a beat. Was she going to miss out on first place again?

I suddenly feel a little sorry for myself for the late nights I secretly stayed up and the overtime I did online.

However, Su Yueya quickly adjusted her mindset.

Regardless of objective conditions, just do your best within your control and what you can do.

After the written test, as Su Yueya expected, she got first place in the written test. Gao Haomiao actually scored one point lower than her today!

In retrospect, the night wasn't wasted.

When it came to the practical part, Liu Zijian's scoring surprised Su Yueya, and she actually got first place again!

The dust has settled, and she ultimately won first place in the second assessment!

While Su Yueya was happy, she also noticed that Liu Zijian was giving Tang Yueshan and Shan Zhengsi higher scores when grading, because their written test scores were lower than hers, which was why she didn't "crash and burn".

It seems that having one's own supervising teacher serve as the judge does indeed offer some hidden advantages.

I wonder if Qiao Xinruo will be the judge for the third assessment...

After all, in terms of seniority, Qiao Xinruo still couldn't compare with Vice Dean Zhou and Liu Zijian.

Before the third assessment even began, a new activity was launched at the hospital.

"Yueya, have you heard? The hospital has a job that involves assisting soldiers in carrying out missions. They're going to start recruiting for the working group in the next couple of days!" Tang Yueshan chatted with Su Yueya for a bit when they met.

Su Yueya had just finished examining a patient and hadn't gone back to talk to Qiao Xinruo yet.

"To cooperate with military personnel in carrying out missions?"

Su Yueya was surprised. After all, there are specialized military doctors in the army, so why would the military hospital cooperate?

“Yes! I’m not too clear on the specifics either, but you can ask Dr. Qiao. I heard that you need to sign up yourself. Yueya, will you sign up?” Tang Yueshan asked.