Chapter 89 Slapping Qin Wanqiu in the Face

Everyone present was startled by Qin Wanqiu's words!

He was demoted directly from a nurse at the regimental hospital to a medic in the agricultural company.

This is not just a simple demotion; it's a direct exile from a core medical position to the most peripheral area!

Everyone was stunned, but looking at Qin Wanqiu's righteous and awe-inspiring expression that said, "I'm just following the rules and I'm giving you a break," they couldn't find any words to refute her.

Just then, Xia Fanxing's clear, cold voice broke the eerie silence: "Captain Qin."

Everyone immediately turned to look at her.

Xia Fanxing slowly stood up, looking calmly at Qin Wanqiu, and said, "You are absolutely right. Medical work concerns the lives of the people and must be rigorous. Qualifications and standardization are particularly important guarantees. I fully understand and support the instructions from higher authorities."

Xia Fanxing's words stunned everyone, including Qin Wanqiu.

They couldn't understand what she meant.

Wait a minute, shouldn't she be angry, aggrieved, arguing, or resigned?

Why are you going along with Qin Wanqiu's words?

This reaction is definitely not normal!

Ignoring the various gazes of the crowd, Xia Fanxing continued, "Since standardization and professionalism are so important, then ability should also have an objective standard of measurement."

"Therefore, I request that the organization conduct an on-site assessment of me now. If my abilities do not meet the requirements of the regimental hospital, then I am willing to go to the agricultural company without any complaints."

These words caused a small commotion in the meeting room.

On-site assessment?

Is Xia Fanxing confident or simply giving up?

Qin Wanqiu is an expert sent by the higher authorities. If she were to set exam questions at will, how would Xia Fanxing, a nurse who is unqualified and "halfway through her career," cope?

A hint of disdain flashed in Qin Wanqiu's eyes, but her face showed a troubled expression.

She said in a tone that said, "Comrade Xia Fanxing, I understand your feelings, but the assessment... I think it's better to skip it."

"You haven't had systematic medical training, so you don't know how much professional Western medical theory is involved. This knowledge may be quite different from what you usually encounter. After all, Western medicine emphasizes science and standardization."

Qin Wanqiu's words seemed to be meant to dissuade Xia Fanxing and to be for Xia Fanxing's sake, but in reality, they were meant to scare Xia Fanxing and to belittle Xia Fanxing's traditional Chinese medicine skills once again.

It also implies that Xia Fanxing's "unscientific and irregular" methods are fine for private use, but they are completely unacceptable in important situations.

However, Xia Fanxing said, "Please ask Captain Qin to give us the question."

Although her tone was calm, it carried a very stubborn insistence.

Seeing Xia Fanxing's reaction, Qin Wanqiu couldn't help but sneer inwardly.

She won't shed tears until she sees the coffin. Since she's so eager to lose face in front of everyone, I'll definitely have to grant her wish.

"Oh dear, I really can't do anything with you." Qin Wanqiu pretended to be helpless and said with difficulty, "Since you insist on doing this, then I'll just give you a little test."

Qin Wanqiu decided to test Xia Fanxing with a basic, procedural, and "standardized" Western medicine question.

“I’ve got it! I’ll test you on the most basic ‘three checks and seven verifications’: what is it? Comrade Xia Fanxing, please explain in detail.”

This is indeed a very basic question for doctors and nurses who have received systematic training.

But this is precisely the aspect that traditional Chinese medicine values ​​the least.

Moreover, Qin Wanqiu demanded that Xia Fanxing provide a "detailed explanation," which Qin Wanqiu believed was impossible for Xia Fanxing, who had never read any Western medical books, to provide in such a "detailed" manner.

Qin Wanqiu smiled and leaned back slightly in her chair.

She was in a very relaxed and comfortable state, her eyes fixed on Xia Fanxing, as if she was waiting for Xia Fanxing to embarrass herself in front of so many people.

Qin Wanqiu was certain that Xia Fanxing, a self-taught doctor who relied on his experience in traditional Chinese medicine, would not take such rote memorization of procedures seriously.

At most, I might only know a name.

However, as soon as Xia Fanxing opened her mouth, Qin Wanqiu knew she was wrong.

She sat up abruptly in disbelief, and as Xia Fanxing finished speaking, her body tensed up, and fine beads of cold sweat trickled down her forehead.

"How is this possible? This is impossible..." Qin Wanqiu muttered to herself.

Xia Fanxing was reciting the "three checks and seven verifications" from the book. She spoke clearly and fluently, reciting the relevant content in "details" as Qin Wanqiu had requested, almost word for word.

Even the pre-operation assessment, precautions during the operation, and post-operation verification are clearly supplemented, and they even meet the standards of the latest version of nursing textbooks!

"Finally..." Xia Fanxing added at the end, "Whether it is the Western medicine's 'three checks and seven comparisons' or our traditional Chinese medicine's 'four diagnostic methods combined, monarch, minister, assistant, and guide,' their core is the same, which is rigor, responsibility, and reverence for life."

"The verification and accurate diagnosis of medication, the standardization of injections and the extraction of acupuncture points are all essentially to avoid errors and ensure efficacy and safety. I believe that standardization should not be limited to form, but should be internalized as a professional instinct."

Xia Fanxing looked at Qin Wanqiu. Whether at the beginning or now, her eyes and expression had not changed at all, and she had always maintained a cool and calm demeanor.

She said, "Captain Qin, that concludes my answer. Please give your judgment."

The entire conference room was completely silent.

Everyone stared at Xia Fanxing in disbelief, dumbfounded.

To their surprise, Xia Fanxing not only answered the "three checks and seven verifications" perfectly, but also cleverly incorporated her knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine into her answer.

She did not directly respond to Qin Wanqiu, but through her words, everyone can understand that traditional Chinese medicine can also be "rigorous and standardized" like Western medicine, and is not as Qin Wanqiu belittled it.

This is more satisfying and authoritative than a direct rebuttal!

A few seconds later, someone started clapping, and then the entire conference room erupted in extremely enthusiastic applause!

The doctors and nurses at the regimental hospital were especially excited; Xia Fanxing's words had stirred their passion.

Because of what had happened before, they already admired Xia Fanxing's medical skills. Now, seeing her "fearless in the face of danger," handling the experts sent by her superiors with such ease and giving such perfect and brilliant answers, their admiration for Xia Fanxing reached a new level.

Even some members of the medical team brought by Qin Wanqiu couldn't help but show expressions of surprise and admiration.

Qin Wanqiu took in all of these scenes.

Her smile froze on her face, and her hands under the table clenched tightly, her nails digging into her palms, causing her pain.

She never expected that Xia Fanxing, the capitalist's daughter, not only had a pretty face, but also a pretty brain.

Not only had she read books on Western medicine and could recite the procedures of Western medicine so fluently, but she also turned the tables on her!

Amid thunderous applause, Qin Wanqiu forcibly suppressed her anger and forced out a polite and distant smile.

"Comrade Xia Fanxing, your answer is indeed very good. It is clear that your theoretical knowledge is very solid, which is beyond my expectations."

Qin Wanqiu first praised and affirmed, then immediately changed the subject and returned to the mountain of rules and regulations.

"Unfortunately, the issue of qualifications cannot be resolved by passing an exam once. It involves systematic academic qualifications, training experience, and official certification documents. It is an objective fact that you do not have these, so the regimental hospital still cannot keep you."

"Please take the work of the agricultural company seriously and properly. After all, revolutionary work only has different divisions of labor, not different levels of status or worth. Don't you agree, Comrade Xia Fanxing?"